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        An Open Letter on the 60th Anniversary of the Polish-Ukrainian 
          Conflict in Volhynia  An Open Letter from Jacek Kuron to Myroslav Marynovych  Lviv Metropolitan Andrey Sheptytskyy’s Letter to Pope Pius XII  Andrey Sheptytskyy’s A Pastor’s Letter to the Clergy and True 
          Believers  Wlodzimierz Mendzecki  The Nationality Policy of the Polish 
          Second Republic and the UPA’s anti-Polish action in 1943-1944 Grzegorz Motyka The OUN-UPA Anti-Polish Movement  Grzegorz Motyka The Polish Reactions to UPA actions: the scale 
          of retribution    Andrzej Ajnenkiel Polish policy towards Ukraine during the 
          interwar period      The regional Polish representations’ appeal to the Ukrainian 
          people  The OUN appeal to Poles for a common struggle against Nazism and 
          Bolshevism: together for an independent Ukraine and Poland  Zoya Baran The Polish government’s interwar agricultural policies 
          in Western Ukraine  Waldemar Rezmer Ukrainian participation in the German-Polish 
          campaign in 1939  Volodymyr Trofymovych German and Soviet role in the Ukrainian-Polish 
          Conflict between 1939 and 1945  The People's Commissariat of Internal Affairs (NKVD) Staff Report 
          and the Central Committee of the CPS(B)’s Resolution to Execute Polish 
          Officers  Ihor Ilyushyn The Polish Underground in the Western Ukrainian 
          territory during the Second World War  Taras Hunchak Poles and Ukrainians during the Second World 
          War  Roman Drozd The OUN-UPA anti-Polish action in 1943-1944  Stepan Makarchuk The Death of a People Volhynia: 1941-1947 
         Bogumila Berdychowska Meeting near a grave?  Yaroslav Isayevych Before 1943 came 1938. The tragic confrontation 
          between Poles and Ukrainians  II International Historical Seminar: ‘Ukrainian-Polish Relations 
          between 1918 and 1947: problems and divergences of opinion’  Benedikt Anderson Western nationalism and Eastern nationalism: 
          differences  Barbara Ehrenreich The Blood Ritual  Mark Pecherskiy German historian discussion: between remembrance, 
          the past and history  Hans Jonas The Principle of Responsibility  Nataliya Yakovenko Poland and the Poles in course of history 
          or an echo of the past  Joanna Tokarska-Bakir History as Fetish  Andre Weckmann Senile Dementia  From metropolitan Andrey Sheptytskyy’s epistle “Don’t kill”  Ukrainian-Polish relations in the 20th century: a chronology 
         Memories of 1943-44 from a Pole from the village of Huta Stepanska 
          in Volhynia  Polish memories of Volhynia in 1943-1944  Taras Borovets (Bulba), Commander of “Poliska Sich” remembers his 
          time in the Bereza Katuzka concentration camp from 1934 to 1935  Ukrainian memories of events in the Volodymyr-Volynsk region in the 
          Volhynia oblast  A Letter from P. Chemerynskyy (Lviv) to P. M. Martynyuk (USA, South 
          Dakota) about pacifism in Western Ukraine  An article from the British newspaper the Manchester Guardian 
          "The Ukraine tragedy and the Polish terror”  A British parliamentary petition to the League of Nations about the 
          Ukrainian problem in Poland  The People's Commissariat of Internal Affairs in the USSR’s order 
          to expel Polish colonists from Western Ukraine and Belarus  A fragment of a note written by representatives of the Polish peasant 
          movement in Halychyna about Poland’s nationality policy in its Eastern 
          Neighbourhood  The Polish elite’s attitude to Ukraine. A report from the Information 
          Department on the Main Department of Information and Propaganda’s report 
          for the General Headquarters of the Armia Krajowa [the Polish 
          Home Army]  Taras Borovets’ (Bulba) (commander of the “Poliska Sich”) memories 
          of Ukrainian and Polish attempts to arrange relations in the anticommunist 
          underground  The Council of Nationalities in the Underground Polish Government’s 
          resolution on the events in Volhynia.  Results of the last national census in Poland (1931)  Jerzy Stempowski’s, the Polish Embassy’s contributor, letter and 
          report to Professor Stanisław Kot, the vice-premier of the Polish 
          government-in-exile  From the anonymous “Police Announcement” (Published by Grzegorz Motyka 
          ³ Marek Wierzbicki)  Wladyslaw Hermaszewski Extracts from "Echo from Volhynia" 
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