‘Youngest only months old’: Remains of 55 Poles killed in WWII massacre found in Ukraine
The remains of 55 Poles, including an infant, have been found in Ukraine, 80 years after a World War II massacre.
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The remains of 55 Poles, including infants, who were killed in a World War II massacre were exhumed in Ukraine. The exhumations, conducted in two former villages in Volyn, were completed by Ukrainian and Polish authorities.
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The discovery of the remains of 55 Poles, including a child only months old, has reignited discussions about the atrocities committed during World War II. The exhumations took place in two former villages in the Volyn region of Ukraine. According to Notes From Poland, the remains are of Poles massacred by Ukrainian nationalists.
The exhumations were completed by Ukraine and Poland, as reported by Українська правда. The youngest victim was only months old, according to TVP World. The exhumations were also covered by Спілка православних журналістів.
The discovery raises questions about the full extent of the massacre and the identities of the victims.
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Who reported it (4)
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Polish soldiers killed in WW II to be exhumated in LvivСпілка православних журналістів · 85d ago
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Remains of Poles massacred by Ukrainian nationalists in WWII exhumed in UkraineNotes From Poland · 85d ago
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Ukraine and Poland complete exhumations in two former villages in VolynУкраїнська правда · 85d ago
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Where were the remains found?
The remains were found in two former villages in the Volyn region of Ukraine.
Who were the victims?
The victims were Poles, including a child only months old.
Who conducted the exhumations?
The exhumations were conducted by Ukraine and Poland.
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