Since the onset of Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine, Poland has emerged as one of Ukraine’s most steadfast allies. Offering sanctuary to over one million Ukrainian refugees has been a demonstration of this commitment. However, shifts in sentiment among Polish citizens are becoming apparent.
Increasingly, Poles express discontent towards Ukrainian refugees. This change in outlook is influenced by deep-seated cultural memories of a World War II massacre. Historical events are creating rifts between the two groups, leading to tensions.
Special correspondent Malcolm Brabant has reported on these developments, highlighting the divisions fueled by bitter historical recollections. Brabant, who has served as a correspondent for PBS Newshour since 2015, continues to provide insights into the evolving situation.
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