VOLHYNIA. NOTHING IS ALRIGHT - ACCOUNTS OF WITNESSES OF THE VOLHYNIA MASSACRE

The book "Volhynia. Nothing is alright" is a shocking testimony of barbarism, a collection of accounts of witnesses of the Volhynia massacre, including the parents of Krzesimir Dębski. Krzesimir Dębski, a well-known composer, has been fighting for years for Ukrainians to recognize what happened in Volhynia in 1943, when nationalists from the Ukrainian Insurgent Army broke into churches and houses in Volhynia towns and villages to kill Poles, in accordance with historical truth as genocide. His parents miraculously escaped the pogrom organized by the Ukrainians from the UPA in the village of Kisielin and the surrounding area, but the Banderites kidnapped and killed his grandfather and grandmother.

• Shocking accounts of witnesses of the Volhynia massacre
• Testimony of barbarism of Ukrainian nationalists
• Fight for historical truth by Krzesimir Dębski
• Accounts of the parents of Krzesimir Dębski
• New, supplemented edition
• History about the genocide in Volhynia

So far, the Volhynia massacre in Ukraine has not been officially called the ethnic cleansing committed by Ukrainian nationalists from the UPA on Poles. In all countries, Nazis and fascists have been condemned. And the criminals from the UPA, on the contrary, are glorified in their country. 60 percent of Ukrainians consider Stepan Bandera the greatest hero of Ukraine. During the war with Putin, he became a symbol of resistance to the Russians. And I would like, writes Krzesimir Dębski, that Ukrainian textbooks write what the UPA really did. New, supplemented edition.

This book is an extremely important historical document that allows us to understand the tragedy of Volhynia and pay tribute to the victims. It contains accounts of people who survived these terrible events and who fought for survival at the risk of their lives. Their testimonies are invaluable and should be known to the widest possible audience. It is also a story about heroism and sacrifice, about people who, in the face of death, retained their dignity and humanity.

The Czerwone i Czarne publishing house gives readers a publication that will surely move and encourage reflection. It is a book that should be in every library so that the memory of Volhynia is never lost. The book format is 227x144 mm, it has 262 pages and is paperback. The year of publication is 2025.