Ukraine, Poland to exhume WWII massacre victims
Ukraine and Poland agreed to exhume the victims of World War II massacres committed by Ukrainian nationalists, starting in April; Ukrainian President Zelensky visited Poland on Wednesday following this agreement, resolving a historical dispute that strained relations for years.
Ukraine, Poland to exhume WWII massacre victims
Ukraine and Poland agreed to exhume the victims of World War II massacres committed by Ukrainian nationalists, starting in April; Ukrainian President Zelensky visited Poland on Wednesday following this agreement, resolving a historical dispute that strained relations for years.
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Ukraine and Poland to Collaborate on Exhumation of Historical Victims
Ukraine and Poland have exchanged lists of sites for the search and exhumation of victims from their shared history; this follows requests from both countries, with Poland seeking permission to excavate sites in Ukraine and vice-versa, demonstrating a commitment to resolving historical disputes.
Ukraine and Poland to Collaborate on Exhumation of Historical Victims
Ukraine and Poland have exchanged lists of sites for the search and exhumation of victims from their shared history; this follows requests from both countries, with Poland seeking permission to excavate sites in Ukraine and vice-versa, demonstrating a commitment to resolving historical disputes.
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40% Bias Score
Exhumations to Begin in Volhynia Massacre
Following years of strained relations, Poland and Ukraine have agreed to exhume the bodies of victims from the 1943 Volhynia massacre, where the Ukrainian Insurgent Army killed approximately 100,000 Polish civilians and others, a decision announced by Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk and praised by...
Exhumations to Begin in Volhynia Massacre
Following years of strained relations, Poland and Ukraine have agreed to exhume the bodies of victims from the 1943 Volhynia massacre, where the Ukrainian Insurgent Army killed approximately 100,000 Polish civilians and others, a decision announced by Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk and praised by...
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52% Bias Score
Council's \u00a33.4m Bill for Flooded Graves
South Ayrshire Council spent \u00a33.4 million repairing over 200 flooded graves, requiring the exhumation and reburial of 177 bodies.
Council's \u00a33.4m Bill for Flooded Graves
South Ayrshire Council spent \u00a33.4 million repairing over 200 flooded graves, requiring the exhumation and reburial of 177 bodies.
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Poland and Ukraine Agree to Exhume Victims of Volhynia Massacre
Poland and Ukraine have agreed to exhume the remains of approximately 65,000 victims of the 1943 Volhynia Massacre, a decision aimed at easing tensions between the two countries after years of strained relations stemming from differing interpretations of the historical event.
Poland and Ukraine Agree to Exhume Victims of Volhynia Massacre
Poland and Ukraine have agreed to exhume the remains of approximately 65,000 victims of the 1943 Volhynia Massacre, a decision aimed at easing tensions between the two countries after years of strained relations stemming from differing interpretations of the historical event.
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44% Bias Score
Ukraine and Poland to jointly exhume WWII victims
Ukraine and Poland have exchanged lists of sites for the exhumation of victims from historical conflicts, including a mass grave in Ternopil Oblast, Ukraine, potentially containing Poles killed by UPA fighters during WWII, and sites in Poland potentially containing UPA fighters killed by the Red Arm...
Ukraine and Poland to jointly exhume WWII victims
Ukraine and Poland have exchanged lists of sites for the exhumation of victims from historical conflicts, including a mass grave in Ternopil Oblast, Ukraine, potentially containing Poles killed by UPA fighters during WWII, and sites in Poland potentially containing UPA fighters killed by the Red Arm...
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40% Bias Score
Poland to Exhume Victims of Volhynia Massacre, Seeking Reconciliation with Ukraine
Following years of strained relations, Poland will exhume victims of the 1943 Volhynia Massacre, a move aimed at easing tensions with Ukraine despite differing views on the event's classification.
Poland to Exhume Victims of Volhynia Massacre, Seeking Reconciliation with Ukraine
Following years of strained relations, Poland will exhume victims of the 1943 Volhynia Massacre, a move aimed at easing tensions with Ukraine despite differing views on the event's classification.
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48% Bias Score