Village Volia-Zaderevatska: travel guide to Volia-Zaderevatska

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Volia-Zaderevatska

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General information about Volia-Zaderevatska

The village of Volia-Zaderevatska is located 20 kilometers southeast of Stryi, 10 kilometers east of Morshyn.

Founded in 1471. At the beginning of the 20th century, the northern part of the village was called Vyshensky, and the southern part was called Pomirky. A wooden church built in 1856 has been preserved.

In 1933-1936, the prominent Ukrainian politician Stepan Bandera lived with his family in the village of Volia-Zaderevatska. In the house where he lived, a museum-manor of the Bandera family was created.

Село Воля-Задеревацька розташоване в 20 кілометрах на південний схід від Стрия, в 10 кілометрах на схід від Моршина.

Засноване в 1471 році. На початку XX століття північна частина села називалася Вишенський, а південна - Помірки. Збереглася побудована в 1856 році дерев'яна церква.

В 1933-1936 роках в селі Воля-Задеревацька жив з родиною видатний український політичний діяч Степан Бандера. В будинку, де він жив, створено музей-садиба родини Бандер.

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What to see and where to go in Volia-Zaderevatska

Tourist attractions and museums of Volia-Zaderevatska

St. Michael's Church, Volia-Zaderevatska

Archstrategist Michael's Church

Temple , Architecture

The wooden church of Archstrategist Michael was built in 1856 (according to other data - in 1807).

It is located in the center of the village of Volia-Zaderevatska, near the cemetery.

It is characterized by simple forms. Nearby is a small two-story bell tower.

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Stepan Bandera Museum, Volia-Zaderevatska

Stepan Bandera Manor-Museum

Museum / gallery

The manor-museum of Stepan Bandera in the village of Volia-Zaderevatska was opened in the house where Andriy Bandera, the father of the OUN leader, lived in 1933-1936.

During these years, Andriy Bandera served as a priest in the church of Saint Archangel Michael in Zaderev, engaged in legal and underground activities. Stepan Bandera used to come to him on vacation.

Later there was a school in this building.

The museum was founded in the first years of Ukraine's independence by Bandera's sister's friend Anna Ivaniv. In the first room - the pedigree of the Bander family. In the second, there is a chapel where Stepan's father baptized children. In the third room there are documents, photographs, leaflets of the OUN-UPA.

A park named after Stepan Bandera has been laid near the house. The reconstructed hiding place is a disguised refuge of the rebels.

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