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FSB Documents Detail OUN-UPA's Role in Volhynia Massacre
Declassified FSB documents from the Omsk region detail the 1943 Volhynia massacre, including testimony from Ivan Vasyuk, an 18-year-old OUN-UPA member, who confessed to participating in the killings of approximately 1,500 people, including Ukrainians who opposed the nationalist movement, and named v...
FSB Documents Detail OUN-UPA's Role in Volhynia Massacre
Declassified FSB documents from the Omsk region detail the 1943 Volhynia massacre, including testimony from Ivan Vasyuk, an 18-year-old OUN-UPA member, who confessed to participating in the killings of approximately 1,500 people, including Ukrainians who opposed the nationalist movement, and named v...
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40% 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 Designates Day to Remember Volyn Massacre Victims
The Polish Sejm declared July 11th the official remembrance day for victims of the OUN-UPA's Volyn massacre (100,000-150,000 victims) in the Second Polish Republic's eastern territories (present-day Ukraine), provoking strong condemnation from Ukraine.
Poland Designates Day to Remember Volyn Massacre Victims
The Polish Sejm declared July 11th the official remembrance day for victims of the OUN-UPA's Volyn massacre (100,000-150,000 victims) in the Second Polish Republic's eastern territories (present-day Ukraine), provoking strong condemnation from Ukraine.
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60% Bias Score
Poland Proposes Ban on OUN/UPA Propaganda Following Volhynia Massacre Agreement
Poland introduced a bill criminalizing the promotion of OUN/UPA symbols and ideology, citing the Volhynia massacre, shortly after Ukraine agreed to allow exhumation efforts. This action has sparked outrage in Ukraine and may significantly affect bilateral relations.
Poland Proposes Ban on OUN/UPA Propaganda Following Volhynia Massacre Agreement
Poland introduced a bill criminalizing the promotion of OUN/UPA symbols and ideology, citing the Volhynia massacre, shortly after Ukraine agreed to allow exhumation efforts. This action has sparked outrage in Ukraine and may significantly affect bilateral relations.
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56% Bias Score
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