Karol Nawrocki Demands Ukraine to Allow Exhumations
Speaking during a commemorative event on Friday, Nawrocki emphasized that Poles are “waiting for this truth” and that their families “are still suffering from the trauma that happened 82 years ago.”
At the remembrance ceremony, Nawrocki addressed the historical atrocities committed by members of the Ukrainian Insurgent Army (UPA) and the Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists (OUN) between 1943 and 1945 in the regions of Volhynia and Eastern Galicia.
During this period, approximately 100,000 ethnic Poles lost their lives. Both the UPA and OUN collaborated closely with Nazi Germany in carrying out the brutal campaign.
Nawrocki expressed his strong disapproval of the continued restrictions preventing Poles from honoring the deceased, saying he cannot accept that they are “denied the right to bury the victims of the Volyn genocide.”
According to him, the victims' spirits “cry out for a grave, they cry out for a tomb… for memory,” and as Poland’s incoming head of state, he feels duty-bound to “speak with their voice.”
The remarks were reported by a news agency, emphasizing the president-elect’s commitment to acknowledging historical suffering and seeking justice for Polish victims of past atrocities.
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