interpretation of the events related to the vistula action was also in the studies of the institute of national remembrance, the polish institute of national remembrance, therefore, what we see now is a rollback, not even by 10, 20, 30 years really go back to 1947, and you do not know this prosecutor of the institute of national remembrance of poland, have never met, nor do i know this person, and regardless of who he is, i believe that this person is really ignorant in history, very far from the understanding of any legal composition. what were the crimes of communism, you say that deportation as part of the vistula campaign is a typical crime of the communist totalitarian regime, it is the same crime as the deportation of the crimean tatars in 1944, as deportation ingush chechens, like the deportation of ukrainians from the soviet country in the 30s of the xx century, the deportation of the same poles in the 39th and 41st years, so this justification of one of these crimes of communism can become a very dangerous precedent that will lead to a gradual the whitewashing of communism as such, well, you see, today, the t

interpretation of the events related to the vistula action was also in the studies of the institute of national remembrance, the polish of national remembrance, so what we are seeing now is a rollback, not even for 10, 20, 30 years, but really, a rollback to 1947, and you don't know this prosecutor of the institute of national remembrance do you remember polka? have never met, no, no, i don't know this person, and regardless of who he is, i believe that this person is really ignorant of history, very far from understanding any legal component, what the crimes of communism were, especially since the deportation in the framework of the vistula action is a typical the crime of the communist totalitarian regime , it is the same crime as the deportation of crimean tatars in 1944, as the deportation of chechens, as the deportation of ukrainians in the 30s of the 20th century from the soviet country, as the deportation of the same poles in 1939-41, so this is the justification for one of these crimes of communism, well, it can become a very dangerous precedent, which will lead to the gradual bleaching of communism as such, w

memory, i remember our joint press conference. in the form where the president of the polish institute of national remembrancet ukrainians can respect shukhiewicz, this does not mean that we should respect him, but they have the right to do so, i cannot imagine that after 2000, after his death , so that someone, anyone of these directors, there are already four of them, seems to have changed, someone dared to say such a thing, he he he could say such a thing, and here now, allegedly by honoring these people, one is doing the complete opposite of what they set for themselves, oleg kachetsky was actually the president who, together with the president... well, became the ones who broke this, what do you have , we have our own , let's do it, let's do it together, and there were many parallel measures, in principle, everything was done in the absolutely right direction, tell me, well, in principle, if we talk about this restoration now, i would say, polish-ukrainian cooperation specifically from the point of view of flight. we have memory such opportunities, because i well remember that when the polish-ukrainian w

word for word back then in 1947 by the polish government, which organized this deportation, now in 2023 , when an official from the institute of national remembrance it is difficult to simply understand the expediency of this, because it is absolutely anti-historical, that is, from a historical point of view, including polish historians have done a lot of research, which showed that this the action was extremely inhumane, and this action is one of the war crimes committed by the communist totalitarian regime, this action was at the political level, i recall that in 1990 the senate of the republic of poland condemned the vistula action with an apology to the victims of this action, this the action was one of those points of contact between ukrainians and poles, it is obvious that in our history there are many events that divide us, but it is precisely the common understanding of the vistula action as a communist crime that led to a serious loss for ukrainians, for ukrainian culture. this is what has united us until now until 2023, from so it is a very irresponsible and very harmful initiative of a person who represents the polish state, a polish st

the ukrainian institute of national remembrance, but it seems to me that there should also be a statement from the ministry of foreign affairs. it is good that there is a statement in polishty itself, hundreds of people, including historians, influential public and political figures, have signed up to the fact that it is absolutely unacceptable to justify the crimes of communism. i am sure that this statement is anti-historical. because there are many historical studies that show the wisło action as a punitive and repressive action commensurate with other deportations carried out by the communist regime, this is absolutely a decision that contradicts the legal assessment of this crime, which is a crime against humanity, which was talked about, in particular , by polish researchers and polish politicians, and it is an absolutely politically harmful decision that contradicts the previous decision of the polish senate, as early as 1990, where the polish senate condemned this with... and it is obvious that in the context of other misunderstandings that are currently growing between ukraine and poland, it only worsens our relations. mr. volodymyr, we have one more topic, but i