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American historian Timothy Snyder said that Polish–Ukrainian relations can almost never be seen as just an interaction between two countries. According to him, these relations always include “someone third or fourth” who influences the perception of shared history.
Snyder also emphasized that it is important for Poland and Ukraine to put history above memory, because memory often leaves room only for its own version of the past.
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