Ukraine untold: Is it time for America to ignore Ukraine’s unsolved past, and sacrifice its core values and national interest on the alter of the post-Cold War blindness?

... play as significant role as it was in times before liberal utopianism suppressed realism in the foreign policy thinking, the history of Polish-Ukrainian difficult (and more live than ever) relations should be considered as an important factor, which should ... ... director decided that the background of the events will be set in a small village in Volhynia, which was inhabited by the Poles, Jews and Ukrainians, and it will cover a period of 6 years – starting in the spring of 1939, and ending in the summer of 1945....