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- cfab85f2284e322c652e281eddea40d45c1460fd6a0fbbbe2768946da19decc8 accessdate "2014-03-23".
- cfab85f2284e322c652e281eddea40d45c1460fd6a0fbbbe2768946da19decc8 date "2013-12-03".
- cfab85f2284e322c652e281eddea40d45c1460fd6a0fbbbe2768946da19decc8 isCitedBy Svoboda_(political_party).
- cfab85f2284e322c652e281eddea40d45c1460fd6a0fbbbe2768946da19decc8 last "Isachenkov".
- cfab85f2284e322c652e281eddea40d45c1460fd6a0fbbbe2768946da19decc8 newspaper "The New Zealand Herald".
- cfab85f2284e322c652e281eddea40d45c1460fd6a0fbbbe2768946da19decc8 quote "While Svoboda campaigns firmly for EU membership and Western values, their leaders, including Tyahnybok, have made anti-Semitic and racist remarks to protests by Jewish and other rights groups. The group also campaigns for strict conservative values and has called for banning abortions and spoken out against gay rights.".
- cfab85f2284e322c652e281eddea40d45c1460fd6a0fbbbe2768946da19decc8 title "Main players in Ukraine's political drama".