You have a bit of the “friendly” relations of Ukrainians toward their neighbors—the Poles. Definitely November, witnesses did not provide the day.
In the village of Kozaczyzna, Borszczów county, the Banderite Kyryło Gabrych abducted a 25-year-old Polish woman, Stefania Awanturę, from her home. After a few days, her body was found in a nearby forest. She was hanging by both hands from a tree branch. Beneath her were traces of a bonfire; she had burned feet and the lower part of her clothing (Komański…, p. 43).
In the village of Turówka, Skałat county, they murdered a 28-year-old Pole named Skwarek, married to a Ukrainian woman. His body was found in March 1944 by the bank of the Zbrucz River. It was wrapped in barbed wire, and in the victim’s head, several nails driven in were discovered (Komański…, p. 352).
In the village of Krzywcza Górna, Borszczów county, they abducted five Poles from their homes and murdered them in a nearby forest, including the 18-year-old Julia Kamińska and the 21-year-old Maria Kamińska. The found bodies bore traces of torture, numerous stab wounds, torn-out fingernails, bodies burned with fire, breasts cut off from the women, who had been raped before the torture (Komański…, p. 44)...

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Ukrainian genocide!

We are publishing today the text by Agnieszka Nagrodzka, who is fighting for the truth about the Ukrainian genocide of Poles.
First, a few words of my reflections on this topic.
Every Pole should ask themselves the question:
Why do we not want to remember one of the most horrific crimes in history—not only of Poland, not only of Europe, but of the entire world?
The very word genocide is too weak. “Volhynian Slaughter”—this term better captures the essence of this crime. But let us remember that it did not concern only Volhynia, but a much larger area.
Now ask yourselves one more question:
Why is the Katyn Massacre, in which several tens of thousands of Polish soldiers—adult men—were murdered, widely shown and serves as a pretext for building hatred toward Russians,
while the Volhynian crime, in which entire families—women, children, and the elderly—were murdered in a bestial manner, remains a topic that is still hushed up?
According to the research of Ewa and Władysław Siemaszko—…