бандер

Pimp, male manager of a brothel.

— А это правда, что сейчас даже бандер обязан быть членом партии? — на всякий случай поинтересовался Маркушевский.

— Is it true that now even brothel keepers have to be members of the party? enquired Markushevskkiy just in case.

(Валерий Смирнов, Полутолковый словарь одесского языка, 2002)

Ukrainian nationalists with a strong aversion of Russian rule, usually from Western Ukraine. Named after Stepan Bandera (1909-1959), founder of the Ukrainian insurgent army (UPA) and the Organisation of Ukrainian Nationalists (OUN), symbol of Ukrainian independentism. Having collaborated with the Germans during WWII he is seen by Russian media as a synonym for fascism. The name is sometimes misspelt бендеры, бендеровцы and is used in the surreal compound жидобандеровцы (implying the supposed Ukrainian fascists cooperate with Jewish forces).

Благодаря таким женщинам Донбасс выстоит. Или как говорят демонстранты: да вы наших бабок с тяпками в руках не видели! Вот кто встанет насмерть против бандеровцев! Им терять нечего.

Thanks to such women, the Donbass will endure. Or as the demonstrators say: you haven’t seen our gals with hoes in their hands! That’s who will stand to the death against the Banderites! They have nothing to lose.

(Дарья Асламова @ kp.ru, 03/2014)

1. Madam, female manager of a brothel; 2. unattractive, ugly woman.

Бордель — это торговый дом, в котором все устроено как и в обычных торговых домах. Им управляет бандерша, ей помогает младшая бандерша, ей, в свою очередь — экономки.

A brothel is a trade house in which everything is going the same way as in traditional trade houses. It is being directed by the Madam, she is assisted by the junior Madam, which in turns receives help from the housekeeper.

(luschiana @ liveinternet, 00/2009)