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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 massacre. 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 mission 👉 https://herohero.co/historyhiking Share this video so more people can learn about the history of Volhynia. 00:00 Introduction 01:00 My Birthday in the Shadow of War 01:45 Hometown Before the Massacre 02:38 A Ukrainian Friend 03:33 Escape from a Burning House 04:30 How a Father Crawled with His Child into the Forest 05:22 Polish Self-Defense 06:22 Hunger and the Smell of Burning 07:28 Images a Child Never Forgets 08:26 German Aid and the Escape to Saren 09:37 Encountering the Human Face of the Enemy 11:15 A Doll from a German Woman 12:14 The Smell of a Barracks and Nettle Soup 14:58 "Warsaw is Burning" 17:05 An Uhlan's Last Wish 22:39 The Trauma of Volhynia: Why We Remained Silent for Years? 25:27 Is Forgiveness Possible Without Admitting Guilt? What was the hell in Volhynia like through the eyes of a four-year-old child? In this incredibly candid interview, Janina Trzaskoma revisits the tragic events of 1943 that forever changed her life and the lives of her loved ones. It all began with the whisper of a Ukrainian neighbor, Antonicha, who, risking her own life, warned a Polish family of an impending UPA attack. Can anyone forget the smell of a burning village and the whistling of bullets flying overhead during a nighttime escape into the forest? In this interview, you'll hear about the extraordinary courage of a father-uhlan who, with a child on his back, crawled toward a shelter to save his family. Contact: historyhiking (at) krkfilm.com #history #wolyn #rzezwolynska #ukraine