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Breaking Us Apart

A martyrdom story can sound quite different depending on which side is telling it. Someone who supported the institution or power that the martyr challenged may be unable to see the martyr’s actions in the same light as those who sympathize with the martyr’s cause. For the side that oppressed the martyr, his actions might seem trivial, ambiguous, self-serving, or stupid. Just as martyrs can unite their followers, they can unite their opponents. A martyr’s peaceful example can produce violent conflict. Continuing with the Russia–Ukraine conflict that started with the 2014 Ukrainian revolution, this chapter details how martyrdom affected not only the pro-Ukrainian followers, but also pro-Russian opponents, uniting and radicalizing them.