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25.07.08, 02:00
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<<The Ukrainian newspaper "Vilna Ukraina" began to be published in Lviv from
September 25, 1939. In almost every issue brutal accounts about the Ukrainian
victims of Polish terror began to appear documenting murders of Ukrainian
priests, their families and various Ukrainian cultural figures. Accounts
regarding the anti-Ukrainian terrorist actions were also reported in the
Soviet press. The Soviet newspaper "Komunist" for October 20 also published a
report from its correspondent in Berlin about the massacre of 80 Ukrainian
cultural figures in Lviv, the destruction of Ukrainian buildings.[24]
Just in the second half of 1939 wrote H. I. Kuntz in his article "again in
Lviv" printed in the "Berliner Berzenazeitung" the Poles murdered over 60,000
Ukrainians. [25]
In the Sambir area on 17 September 1939 members of the Polish Border guards
and the People's Guard burned down the village of Zhukotyn and Nedilna and
killed Ukrainians living in the villages of Rozluch, Verkhnyj Luzhok,
Busovys'ka, Spas, Tershiv and also Stary Sambor.[26]
Numerous accounts of inhumane treatment by the Poles against the Ukrainian
population during the 1919-1939 period were allowed by the censors which
attest to the fact that the Nazi administration were interested in further
enflaming Polish-Ukrainian antagonism. An analytical article documenting the
continued terror against the Ukrainians in Poland was printed in the official
publication of the Genеral-Government "Krakawer Zeitung"[27] under the title
"1,220,000 Ukrainians were victims of Polish terror". [28]>>
> en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Massacres_of_Poles_in_Volhynia#Prelude
