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Almost half of Poles recall the Volyn massacre when asked about the reasons for negative attitudes toward Ukrainians, survey shows
45,4% of respondents believe that disputes over the Volyn tragedy and historical policy play the main role in worsening relations, Dziennik Gazeta Prawna reports.
Another 36,4% linked negative attitudes to social benefits and aid to Ukrainians.
26,2% named Russian propaganda and online disinformation as the cause.
24,4% said statements by Ukrainian politicians directed at Poland.
17,8% cited their own personal experiences interacting with Ukrainians.
At the same time, 7,6% of respondents did not agree at all that Poles’ attitudes toward Ukrainians have worsened.
