US EditionShadow of Genocide: Will Ukrainian Insurgent Army Monuments Stand on Polish Soil?
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The case of the "breakthrough" in the exhumation of Polish victims of crimes in Volhynia and Eastern Lesser Poland has a second layer. If we are to believe the information provided by the Ukrainian MFA, Donald Tusk's government in exchange agrees to the renovation of the UPA monument on the site of the former, demolished Basilian monastery in Monasterz. This would be nothing more than commemorating the authors of the repulsive, bestial crime aga…
The head of the Ukrainian MFA spoke about cooperation with Poland in matters of historical memory. He mentioned, among other things, commemorating UPA soldiers in Poland in exchange for consent to the exhumation and burial of victims of the Volhynian crime.
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