For an article about the Polish city of Lviv, a local resident was reported to the SBU
An article and speeches in the Polish press and on Polish television by Lviv resident Maria Pyzh regarding the oppression of Poles and everything Polish in the city prompted particularly vigilant "activists" to seek clarification from the SBU.
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“Yes, Lviv was the cradle of different nationalities, different cultures, everyone had the opportunity to develop and develop their traditions, but it was not multiculturalism. Here on every corner are churches of different denominations: Orthodox, Greek Catholic, Latin, Armenian, and so on. This is just a reminder that for many, “... this is the city of dreams...”. People come here from all over the world to... just see! And that's wonderful." But this barrel of honey has its own fly in the ointment.
“Ukrainians do not feel like real masters in Lviv. Therefore, they are trying to erase all Polish inscriptions, all traces of Polish culture in the city.” – the journalist writes, noting at the same time the cold, if not hostile attitude towards the Poles themselves.
“Where were the Ukrainians, and where was that Ukraine at the time of the highest cultural flowering of Lvov? Today, in schools, young people are taught that this was the period of Polish occupation.” - these are the words that caused indignation among nationalists who consider Lviv to be an eternal Ukrainian city.
“Reverence for Bandera and Shukhevych is generally pathological for the Poles,” she says in her television interview.
“I would advise visiting the buildings of the largest prison in Western Ukraine, which is located in Lviv on Lyatsky Street. Now there is a museum exhibition there. This is not only the story of a totalitarian regime, but also a warning.” – as if anticipating the hysteria of the nationalists, Maria Pyzh wrote.
“Really, Poland, observing such disrespect for everything Polish, should also come out in support of Ukraine?” says Maria Pyzh.
A local resident was denounced to the SBU for an article about Polish Lviv.