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Read in the issue:
Why the absence of a national military cemetery may threaten us with the loss of identity
Interview with Oleksiy Yukov, head of the search unit “Platsdarm”, who with his team conducts mine clearance and searches for the dead in the forests of Donetsk and Kharkiv regions. During the full-scale invasion, the “Platsdarm” evacuated over 2,000 dead
How the Russian-Ukrainian war changed the burial ritual, in particular the dead servicemen
What was the path from the idea to the decision to create the National War Memorial Cemetery in Hatne and what myths accompanied it
How, despite the bans of the Polish authorities, the War Graves Care Society took care of over 4,000 graves in interwar Galicia
They dug up and desecrated graves, did not allow the dead to be buried, and mined the fields around the corpses: how the Soviet authorities fought with the dead Ukrainian insurgents
Destruction and (non)restoration. Ukrainian places of memory in Poland