Rzeź wołyńska a relacje Polska Ukraina. Kto ma rację? Motyka, Leszczyński, Kuisz | Kultura Liberalna

The Volhynian Massacre and Poland-Ukraine Relations. Who is Right? The guest of today's podcast on the Kultura Liberalna channel is Prof. Grzegorz Motyka - historian, member of the Council of the Institute of National Remembrance from 2011 to 2016, member of the IPN Council since 2023, director of the Military Historical Bureau since 2024, author of the book "From the Volhynian Massacre to Operation Vistula: The Polish-Ukrainian Conflict 1943-1947" (Wydawnictwo Literackie). The Volhynian genocide, a topic that has been the subject of ongoing dispute between Poland and Ukraine for many years, has been underway in recent months. However, significant progress has been made in recent months. Despite the ongoing Ukraine-Russia war (the "War in Ukraine"), and Russia's attempts to undermine Poland's relations with Ukraine, exhumations of victims of the Volhynian massacre have begun. However, Poland had to wait a long time for permission. Why is Ukraine afraid of exhumations? Our guest answers questions such as: What happened in Volhynia? The Volhynian massacre: history - why did the Volhynian massacre occur? What are Poland's relations like today? Ukraine in terms of historical truth? Poland: Ukraine: the history of the Volhynia dispute. The Volhynian massacre: an interview and a podcast with Professor Grzegorz Motyka, a specialist in topics such as Ukraine, Volhynia, Volhynia history, Volhynia exhumations, Volhynia-Poland, and what really happened in Volhynia. We invite you to Adam Leszczyński, historian (author of "Adam Leszczyński: Defenders of Serfdom" and "Adam Leszczyński: Polish Folk History"), and Jarosław Kuisz. Liberal Culture YouTube: The Right to Nuance. Other episodes of the historical series, created in collaboration between Kultura Liberalna and the Narutowicz Institute, can be found using the search terms: Andrzej Nowak, Adam Leszczyński, Kuisz Dudek, Kuisz Friszke. We also recommend Kuisz's conversation with Imponderabilia, about Polish politics and Jarosław Kuisz's book "Fear for Sovereignty: New Polish Politics" (Liberal Culture Publishing House, Znak Publishing House). Link to purchase the book: https://www.znak.com.pl/p/strach-o-su... Project co-financed by the Gabriel Narutowicz Institute of Political Thought