Why Do so Many Poles Turn Away From Ukraine? The Answer Lasts Until 1943
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In March 2022, Poles opened their own apartments to Ukrainians. Four years later, the CBOS (Central Public Opinion Research Center) announced that opponents of accepting refugees from Ukraine outnumbered supporters. What happened during this time? The answer may be less dramatic than the headlines suggest: it wasn't so much sympathy that faded, but rather an exceptional state of heightened emotions. What remained was life next to each other, not…
In 2022, many Poles still received Ukrainian refugees at home. According to the opinion research institute, today only 42 percent are still in favour of their admission. Behind the reversal is also an old wound that has never really healed Daryna Sydorenko blurs online traces when she travels from Ukraine to Poland. No one should know where she will be in the neighboring country. "My mother always tells me, take care of you, the activist of the …
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