How Poland and Ukraine are Rebuilding Trust one Grave at a Time
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Ukrainian researchers uncovered the remains of approximately 30 Ukrainian civilians killed in 1944 at an Orthodox cemetery in Łasków, eastern Poland, following search permits granted by Polish authorities. The operation mirrors parallel summer excavations in Volhynia that recovered 55 Polish victims killed in 1943, marking operational progress under a bilateral dignified burials framework established in late 2024. The depoliticized system allows mutual forensic access, exhumations, and commemorative burials while insulating technical operations from ongoing political and legal disputes regardi
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