Quoting Grzegorz Rossolinski’s Stepan Bandera: The Life and Afterlife of a Ukrainian Nationalist, pages 179:

The authors of the booklet [Resolutions of the Second Great Congress of the Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists] borrowed from Dmytro Dontsov—their main teacher of extreme nationalism, antisemitism, and hatred of Russia—two interrelated antisemitic concepts. The first was that “the Jews in the USSR are the main pillar of the Bolshevik regime, and the avant‐garde of the Moscow imperialism in Ukraine.” The second stated that the OUN “combats Jews as a pillar of the Moscow–Bolshevik regime.” In the same paragraph of the “Resolutions” they denied the violent nature of Ukrainian nationalism and the fact that antisemitism was an integral element of this movement, while blaming the Soviet Union and Russia for the antisemitism in Ukraine and in the OUN: “The Moscow–Bolshevik government exploits the anti‐Jewish sentiments of the Ukrainian masses, in order to divert their attention from the real perpetrator of evil, and in order to channel them, in times of uprising, into pogroms of Jews.”

(Emphasis added.)

Does your head hurt reading this, or is it just me?

No, seriously: is it just me? Am I missing something here? Am I reading this wrong?