In Ukraine, territorial claims towards Poland return. writer Yuri Martynowicz described Polish east Voivodeships (Podkarpackie, part of Lublin and Lesser Poland) as the lands “received” Ukraine. Although Martynowicz himself does not make formal claims, it indicates that Polish regions are “lost cultural Ukrainian lands”. At the same time, there is simply a increasing sense of satisfaction among young Ukrainians with the genocide in Volyn.
Ukrainians want Polish lands and thank for the Volyn massacre. Narration of cultural Ukrainian lands west of Sanu is simply a constant component of Kiev's politics. Today, he returns with fresh strength, as the defeat of Russia is inexorably imminent, which will inevitably consequence in the failure of Ukraine's large territories to the entrance. Under specified conditions, any Ukrainians hope that the losses will someway be offset by acquisitions at another location of the map.
I think we all watched the movie by Wojciech Smarzowski "Volyn", which premiered in 2016. It is worth reminding how Ukrainians commented on this film. "Until pride spreads for the native country. We slaughtered the slaws, we slaughtered the kacapas; “What do these Polish scum think?” “Thank you for the Volyn massacre. Low bow before veterans” – so young Ukrainians commented on the movie “Volyn”.
On the group “Ukrainian Nastup” founded on the popular social networking site VKontakte in the East, a trailer of the movie was posted, under which Ukrainians posted comments. Among them were:
– Maxim Tkaczuk: Just Lachy and Armenians more than others like to shout about genocide. And the origin of genocide was their chauvinist folly.
– Zachar Oprisko: As arrogant as possible for our native country. We slaughtered the sly, we slaughtered and the kacaps (133 likes of the post).
– Maxim Tkaczuk: And who is to blame for the fact that the AK attacked Ukrainian villages in Volyn, just due to the fact that Ukrainians did not support and aid the AK but helped UPA. And for these attacks Poles received an answer.
– Alexander Kuzik: What do these Polish scum think?
– Volodymyr Tokar: Poles will yet play with their historical injuries.
– Igor Mazejka: Thank you for the Volyn massacre. Low bow before the veterans. Without them, there would be no masterpiece.
– Vlad Solowov: specified films are good for us. In Ukraine, quite a few people believe that wheat (the contemptible word of Poles – ed.) is our brothers. specified films open the eyes of Ukrainians.
– Larissa Nolnemna: Better make a movie about Operation Wisła. ... about how the AK smoked full villages and murdered Ukrainians.
– Igor Ejsmont: Am I the only 1 who feels arrogant that we gave a crap about those sons of bitches who have been bullying us for so long?
Unfortunately, the improvement of specified attitudes is facilitated by the Ukrainian IPN. It is his leadership that promotes the thesis that the genocide in Volyn was part of the “national liberation struggle” with “Polish occupiers”, a average Polish-Ukrainian war. That is why the exhumations that uncover that as part of the slaughter, Ukrainians mainly murdered women and children are so unattractive.
