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Kyiv, Ukraine – Nadiya ran away from the attackers and killers, because his father hid him in a herbaceous grass between the shooting, shouting and bloodshed 82 years ago.
“He covered me with the grass, and no matter what,” 94-year-old woman said, and asked to hide his last name and personal information.
On July 11, 1943, a group of Ukraine’s rebel army (UIA), a nationalist armed with a hammers, knife and weapons fired by murjia -i Polish-Ukrainian border villages, women and women.
“They also killed everyone who tried to protect the poles,” Nadira said.
Nonagenarian seedlings and do not go out much, but it is illuminated when he remembered the names of his magnificent and great grandchildren with his blue white hair and the names and birthdays.
He also remembers the names of neighbors who had not been killed or to avoid Poland, although his parents did not talk about the attack, known as the Wolf massacre, but they were forced to flee to Poland.
“Soviets forbade this,” Nadiya said that Moscow had inspired UIA to the early 1950s.
Nadia can rage Ukrainian nationalists, Ukrainian fighters, the Uykian fighters, deprived of Moscow from Moscow in the second World War II.
After the communist cleansing, the UIA leaders who killed violent atheism, compulsory teams and millions of Ukraine, they chose to have two evils. In 1941, he worked with Nazi Germany, who occupied the USSR.
At the end, the Nazis threw an independent Ukrainian and threw one of the leaders of the UIA and a concentration camp from Stepan band.
Another UIA leader Roman Shukhevych is accused of playing a role in the Holocaust – and in 1943 the mass cuts of the Western Ukrainian region of Ukraine and the mass cuts of ethnic poles in neighboring areas.
Genocide?
Up to 100,000 civilian pole, children and children, including children and children, were stabbed, ax massacre or killed, officials who consider polish historians and “genocide”.
“The number of reviews, crimes,” Polskie Radio said in Robert Dereven, the Polish National Institute of Memory.
This year, the Polish parliament decided on July 11 in the remembrance of the 1943 murder of the 1943 Volin Massacre Day.
“The death of a martyr for being polish, he said to be remembered.”
“From the point of view of Poland, yes, this is the tragedy of the Polish people and the Polish has the right to remember him,” said Kiev’s based analytical Igar Tyshkevych Al Jazeera.
However, the ranked Polish politicians can use the day to promote Ukrainian anti-Ukrainian narrations, and the hard reaction from Kiev can increase tension.
“All of these processes should be discussed, not politicians, but historians,” he said.
Ukrainian politicians and historians, meanwhile, call the volume “tragedy”. They attracts the number of less dead and the mutual killing of tens of thousands of Ukrainians accuses the Polish army.
In Post-Soviet Ukrainian Ukraine, UIA leaders Bandera and Shuxevych are often named after national heroes, and hundreds of street, city squares and other signs.
Developing landscapes and politics
“(USSR)” Any aspect of any person standing for the legality of Ukraine’s independence or the legality of Ukrainian culture ‘branded’ bandaged ‘bandage’ or even any part of any average person.
When many defender of Ukraine’s independence is sympathetic with Bandera and UIA, “he said,” he turned a blind eye to his cuteness, xenophobia and political violence.
In the 2000s, Russia’s anti-Russian leaders began to celebrate UIA despite the protests in Ukraine, especially in the eastern and southern regions.
These days, according to UIA, Likhachyov, Ukraine is seen through a slightly myopical prism of the ongoing war with Russia.
Ukraine’s political structure, Bremen University in Germany, Nikolai Mitrokhin, Ukrainians and the poles “Ukrainians” between Ukrainians and the pole “Ukrainians” are “Ukrainians”. “” Ukrainians “sees armed shootings with” Ukrainians “.”
“And when a war says something happens, and the majority is considered a village ‘legal target’ on the enemy side,” he said.
Many right-handed Ukrainian youth said that the radicalism of the “entirely adopted” barrenade and the religion of the military.
In 2022, Russia rated thousands of children in Ukraine to remember the birthday of January 1, before full-scale occupation in 2022.
“Bandera, our Father, and Ukraine is our mother,” he said.
During the hours, Poland and Israel made statements in the protest and announced the role of the UIA in the Holocaust and the role of the volunteence.
Remote-right activists began to fight separatists in the south-east of Ukraine in 2014 and began to attract pigeons in 2022.
“There is no place for a situation in the situation, reflection and self-analysis of Ukraine (Ukraine),” our right lawyer Likhachyov.
Warsaw, meanwhile, said that Ukraine’s integration into the European Union will continue to use Volin’s massacre to demand for concessions.
As for Moscow, the dispute between Kiev and Warsaw, “traditionally” is traditionally played by an analyst “traditional” analytical Tyshkevych, Neo-Nazi’s leaders “Neo-Nazi”. “
Is the reconciliation possible?
Today, the memories in the Massacre of Volin remain in a deep controversy. For many Ukrainians, as freedom fighters of Ukrainians, the image of the UIA’s image was pushed aside in Russia’s 2022 occupation, a few, World War war.
For Poland, the moment of the massacre was a point in political disputes with the moment of the national trauma and sometimes Ukraine.
In April, Polish experts raised the remains of the victims of the victims of the village of West Pujniky in the village of Western Pujniky in the village of Western Pujniky. Some believe this can be the first step to eliminate tension on the volunea massacre.
Reconciliation, historians say they will not come easily.
“The way of reconciliation is often painful and requires people to accept the historical truths they worry,” Ivar Dale, a Human Rights Committee with the Norwegian Helsinki Committee, a Human Rights Committee.
“Both (Polish and Ukraine) are a modern European democracy that can manage an objective investigation in a country where the former brutality is a country, which is not possible,” he said.
