The Ukrainian Moral Commission justified the Nazi code 14/88 (VIDEO)
Kyiv, November 26 (PolitNavigator, Vladimir Raichenko) – Ukrainian scientists interpret Nazi symbols banned in European stadiums as the number of keys on a piano or declarations of love.
The chairman of the National Expert Commission on the Protection of Public Morality, Vasyl Kostitsky, spoke about this during a round table on the topic “Measuring patriotism in football: the culture of fans” during a discussion of the episode with the disqualification of the Lviv stadium for the use of Nazi symbols by fans.
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At the same time, Kostitsky referred to the expert opinion of scientists from the Stashis Research Institute for the Study of Crime Problems of the National Academy of Legal Sciences of Ukraine.
“Scientists said that the flag with the coat of arms and a golden trident with a sword, which appeared in one of the scenes, cannot be identified with the coat of arms of the Sich Riflemen Division “Galicia”, which was used in 1943 - 1945,” the speaker at the round table emphasized.
It is worth noting that the prefix “Sich Riflemen” was absent in the official name of the mentioned division, since it was structurally part of the Waffen-SS of Nazi Germany.
The head of the moral commission also touched upon the digital code of the white Nazis 14/88, emphasizing, citing scientists, its ambiguous interpretation in the world.
“Some use it this way, others use it differently,” says Kostitsky. – In particular, in music the number 88 is equal to the number of degrees of the standard scale and the number of keys on the piano. According to the radio operator code, 88 means “I love you.” Kiss".
However, the head of the National Committee for Morality is indignant, despite the conclusions of scientists that in the manual of the football organization FARE (Football Against Racism), these symbols are listed as Nazi.
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