Poles Name Volyn Tragedy as Main Reason for Worsening Attitudes Towards Ukrainians – Poll
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Only 7% of Poles said attitudes toward Ukrainian citizens have not changed. Most Poles attribute the deteriorating attitude toward Ukrainians to disputes over historical memory and social benefits. This was reported by RBC-Ukraine, citing the results of a survey conducted by the Public Opinion Research Center (CBOS) commissioned by Dziennik Gazeta Prawna. According to sociologists, respondents identified several key factors influencing the perce…
The most frequently cited reason for the deterioration in attitudes towards Ukrainians by Poles is disputes over the Volhynian massacre and historical politics. This was indicated by 45.4% of participants in a survey commissioned by "DGP" and conducted by CBOS between August 17 and 20 on a group of one thousand adults. Causes of anti-Ukrainian sentiment: In second place (36.4%) is the scope of social benefits Ukrainians in Poland are entitled to…
The largest proportion of Poles are convinced that the key reason for the deterioration of the attitude towards Ukrainians is the controversy over the Volyn tragedy and politics in historical issues.
A CBOS poll reveals what Poles believe is contributing to the deterioration in attitudes toward Ukrainians. The most frequently cited issue is the dispute over the Volhynian massacre. The results of the survey for "Dziennik Gazeta Prawna" also reveal clear differences between voters of the ruling and opposition camps.
Disputes over the Volhynian massacre and historical policy, the scope of social benefits for Ukrainians, and Russian propaganda and disinformation – these are the three reasons most frequently cited by Poles for the deterioration of attitudes towards Ukrainians.
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