Poland and Ukraine Reconcile Over WWII Mass Graves

Poland and Ukraine are working towards reconciliation regarding World War II mass graves, an issue that has strained their relationship for decades. This effort aims to address the historical tensions surrounding the massacres that occurred during the war.

22 Aug, 17:00 — 22 Aug, 17:00

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The slow reconciliation of Polish and Ukrainian memories over World War II mass graves

In the former villages of Wola Ostrowiecka and Ostrowki in western Ukraine, archaeologists and historians have been exhuming the bodies of Polish civilians massacred by Ukrainian nationalists in 1943. More than 80 years later, this painful past still weighs on diplomatic relations between Kyiv and Warsaw.

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The slow reconciliation of Polish and Ukrainian memories over World War II mass graves

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