Historyk z Ukrainy mówi, dlaczego doszło do rzezi na Wołyniu

See the book "Murder in Volhynia" 👉 https://www.ceneo.pl/59840164#crid=80..., which presents Ukrainian crimes through accounts and documents. This book tells the story of the strongholds of Polishness during the Volhynian massacre – the largest self-defense centers. Created ad hoc, they became a refuge for Poles trying to protect themselves from slaughter. Ukrainian nationalists condemned them to extermination. As evidence, the author cites descriptions of Ukrainian crimes that raged in Volhynia and forced Poles to form self-defense groups in cities. (affiliate link) Support our channel 👉 https://herohero.co/historyhiking Watch our interviews with Volhynia Survivors 👉    • Uciekali boso przed śmiercią. Dziś opowiad...   00:00 Introduction 01:22 Who is Vitaliy Manzurenko? 02:02 What did Sienkiewicz predict? 02:36 Who is adding fuel to the fire? 04:12 Why is there no exhumation? 05:51 Was there an order from the UPA command? 07:16 Where did the hatred come from? 10:38 Were Russians pretending to be UPA members? 12:43 Why is there opposition to UPA monuments? 16:09 Who killed at Babi Yar? 18:00 A crime or a war tragedy? 21:20 Was the action planned by Moscow? 24:40 Should we name the perpetrators on their graves? 28:48 Why is Bandera a hero? 30:13 Who is playing the Volhynia game politically? 31:57 Did Ukrainians save Poles? 33:25 Are we mentally like brothers? Is Polish-Ukrainian reconciliation even possible when we still disagree on the foundations of our shared, painful history? We traveled to Lviv to conduct one of the most difficult conversations in the history of our channel, confronting Polish memory with the Ukrainian perspective. Our guest is Ukrainian historian Vitaliy Manzurenko. In this painfully honest discussion, we explore topics that have stirred intense emotions for decades and divided both nations. Was the Volhynian Massacre a planned genocide or a tragic civil war in which both sides were to blame? We don't shy away from questions about Stepan Bandera and Roman Shukhevych – for some, they are heroes of the fight for independence, for others, symbols of unimaginable suffering. We ask directly about the exhumations of the victims and why, to this day, Polish families cannot properly bury their loved ones or light candles at their graves. Contact: historyhiking (at) krkfilm.com #history #wolyn #rzezwolynska #ukraine #bandera