Zbigniew Bogucki, head of Poland’s presidential office, referred to the Volhynia massacre region as “Eastern Lesser Poland” while criticizing the glorification of Bandera. The phrase is an interwar Polish term for parts of present-day western Ukraine. Although it was not used as an explicit territorial claim, it carries significant historical and political sensitivity because of its association with Poland's prewar administration of the region.
Zbigniew Bogucki, head of Poland’s presidential office, referred to the Volhynia massacre region as “Eastern Lesser Poland” while criticizing the glorification of Bandera. The phrase is an interwar Polish term for parts of present-day western Ukraine. Although it was not used as an explicit territorial claim, it carries significant historical and political sensitivity because of its association with Poland's prewar administration of the region.
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