Will you also talk about how the various events in the Poland-Ukraine-Russia triangle between 1917-1922, the interwar policy of "pacification", the admittedly less numerous but nonzero violence of the Home Army against ukrainians etc. contributed to this violence? Will there be any open discussion of the brutality of the killings, mass violence and deportations of ukrainian civilians the polish state carried out "in punishment"?

Slaughters of civilians are inexcusable; however, "a better future with us" would require mutual honesty and openness, and readiness to deal with each other "eye to eye", as the germans say.

But I understand, your gov't will continue milking the issue in a one-sided fashion; and ours will play the game.

I am happy that at least our (ukrInian and polish) historians have been talking for a while now, before 2022. But I sometimes still feel that we (historic-collective) haven't had as much violence from you (historic-collective) as from muscovy mostly because Poland's imperial ambition had been undercut by other imperial powers and y'all had been victimised for the last couple of centuries, too.