Poland Doesn’t Want to Write Ukraine’s History. It Wants Some Revisions

The dispute between Poland and Ukraine over the Ukrainian Insurgent Army (UPA) during World War II has become a conflict over memory, dignity, and the future of Polish-Ukrainian relations. Both sides have expectations. Poland expects recognition that a planned ethnic cleansing campaign against Poles took place. Ukraine expects understanding that the cult of the UPA is primarily anti-Russian in character and is not intended to justify murder. Kyiv Post interviews Polish historian Łukasz Adamski.