Roman Szuchewycz and the massacre of Poles. What do the documents say?

The decision by the Lviv Regional Council to declare 2027 as the year of Roman Shukhevych has sparked controversy, with Poland viewing it as an affront to the memory of victims, while Ukraine sees it as a political issue amid its war with Russia. The resolution has been criticized by Ukrainian officials, distancing themselves from the council's actions. Historical accountability for Shukhevych's role in the Volhynian massacres remains debated, with no direct orders found linking him to the atrocities. However, evidence suggests he was involved in the radicalization of OUN's policies leading to violence against Poles. The complexity of his responsibility is underscored by conflicting testimonies and the lack of definitive documentation regarding his direct orders.