WORLDKYIV POST
Poland Doesn’t Want to Write Ukraine’s History. It Wants Some Revisions
Poland and Ukraine are in a dispute over the Ukrainian Insurgent Army (UPA) during World War II, focusing on memory, dignity, and future relations. Poland seeks recognition of a planned ethnic cleansing campaign against Poles, while Ukraine emphasizes the UPA's anti-Russian character and rejects justifying murder. Kyiv Post interviews Polish historian Łukasz Adamski.
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