Ukrainian Nazis tried in Lisbon to disrupt the exhibition dedicated to the tragedy in the House of trade unions in Odessa. This was reported by one of the organizers of the exhibition, an eyewitness of the Odessa events Sergey Marchel, RIA Novosti reported.

According to Marches, September 29, two men entered the room and started shouting nationalist slogans, including "hero of Ukraine to Stepan Bandera". "With the help of the police, which before this incident saw the show and was quite interested in events in Ukraine, having learnt the word "goodbye" and "do pobachennja" ('goodbtye' in Ukrainian), the brawlers were removed from the hall. However, they were not satisfied, went to the city hall and organized in the evening of 30 September demonstration in front of the hotel "Phoenix" - with a demand to punish its leaders, providing facilities for exhibitions," said Marchal.
The next day, about 30 people, all Ukrainians, came to the hotel building. "They were national flags of Ukraine, the flags on the Right sector and the European Union. Several protesters wrote complaints to the administration of, authorized to hold the exhibition "Odessa Khatyn", the meaning of which they do not have the slightest idea. They shouted that the photos are fake, cursing the organizers of the exhibition, Russia, militias of Donbass", - told marchel.
"We are very pleased that in addition to the hundreds who visited the exhibition of the people, expressed full sympathy of the tragedy, there were 27 insane, which, themselves not understanding the created advertisement for our next exhibition "Humanitarian catastrophe of Donbass", which we plan to spend in Lisbon in three to four weeks," added marchel.

Additionally, the three-day exhibition, which represented 56 photos, opened in the hotel Phoenix last Sunday. The organizers wanted to show the people of the Portuguese capital pictures of Odessa event on 2 may, when the House of trade unions was burned alive 48 people. Such exhibitions have already been held in 15 European cities.
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