About the book: year / A certain Stefan Popel was taken to one of the Munich hospitals on October 15, 1959. By that time, the man, whose face was heavily covered in blood, was already dead. Upon examination, doctors discovered a crack at the base of Popel’s skull. But as it turned out a little later, death was caused by cardiac paralysis, which was provoked by potassium cyanide. So in Munich, during an operation carried out by the KGB, the leader of Ukrainian nationalists Stepan Bandera was killed. More than one attempt was made on him, but they all ended in failure. The liquidator of the leader of the Ukrainian nationalists was Bohdan Stashinsky, an agent of the Soviet secret services who appeared in Munich in May 1959 under the name of Hans Joachim Budait, a native of Dortmund. But who was this man? What happened to him later??