US EditionPoland and Ukraine Start Exhumation of Polish WWII Soldiers in Lviv
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Poland and Ukraine start exhumation of Polish WWII soldiers in Lviv
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Search and exhumation work for the remains of Polish soldiers has begun in the former village of Zboiska, now within the city limits of Lviv. Specialists from Poland and Ukraine are conducting the work. In September 1939, the Polish army, commanded by Colonel Stanisław Maczek, fought fierce battles there against the Wehrmacht.
A Polish-Ukrainian team began work in the former village of Zboiska. The village is currently located within the city limits of Lviv.
"The work is carried out within the framework of bilateral cooperation aimed at achieving a common understanding of historical events," the Ukrainian Ministry of Culture emphasized.
Ukrainian authorities announced the beginning of exhumation work in the former village of Zboiska, where the Polish army fought the Wehrmacht in 1939.
In Lviv, a Ukrainian-Polish expedition has begun search and exhumation work. The Ukrainian-Polish expedition has begun search and exhumation work in Lviv. They will last approximately until August 30 and are aimed at reburial of the remains of Polish soldiers who died in 1939.
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