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Pavlo Lapshyn
Pavlo Serhiyovych Lapshyn (Ukrainian Cyrillic: Павло Сергійович Лапшин) is a Ukrainian far-right terrorist who is sentenced in the United Kingdom to a life sentence with a minimum of 40 years for a murder in Birmingham and for three attempted bombings of mosques, all in the West Midlands in 2013. He confessed to police that his motivation was to kill non-whites.〔
==Background==
Pavlo Lapshyn is the son of Sergey Lapshyn, a university lecturer, and is from Dnipropetrovsk. Lapshyn's father claimed his son is not a racist, and said Pavlo knew his grandmother was a member of the (largely Muslim) Tatar community.
Lapshyn studied engineering at the National Metallurgical Academy of Ukraine in his home city. In 2009, he earned a BA with honours, and completed a Master's degree the following year. He then began to pursue a doctorate. In August 2010, Lapshyn was arrested after inadvertently causing an explosion in his family's apartment. Lapshyn had been experimenting with bomb-making chemicals while his family was on vacation. The explosion blew him across the room and caused severe damage to the apartment. Lapshyn told investigators he had been trying to make fireworks, and was fined over the incident.
During his doctoral studies, Lapsyhn entered a competition to exchange to Coventry University and partake in work experience at Delcam, a software company based in the Birmingham neighbourhood of Small Heath. He was accepted after coming in third place for his work on 3D modelling and computer programming. Lapshyn arrived in Birmingham on 24 April 2013 and stayed in a flat in the business park where Delcam's headquarters are located. Colleagues described him as shy, yet polite.
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