Voices from Volhynia: two perspectives on a painful shared history

Journalist Magdalena Rigamonti travels to Volhynia for the fifth or sixth time, now during full-scale war in Ukraine. She speaks with locals about Polish-Ukrainian relations, fear, love, hatred, politics and history. The report centres on the 1943 massacres that wiped out around 100,000 Poles and erased some 1,200 Polish villages.