Шарек noted that the IPN can not determine the Ukrainian people, what heroes he should choose himself. However, the institute can not remain silent about crimes against the Poles committed in Volhynia and in eastern Malopolska.

In his opinion, Stepan Bandera, who during the tragic events in Volhynia in 1943 was in the German concentration camp, is also responsible for these events.

It is believed that Ukrainians and Poles can be joined by other heroes, for example, Simon Petlyura or General Marco Bezruchko, who defended the city of Zamos from the Bolsheviks.

In addition, he considers the Holodomor in Ukraine, the underground activities of the Catholic Church, the service of Polish priests among Ukrainians and the activities of anti-communist activists in the 1970s.

Sharek added that, despite the difference, the chances of a dialogue between Poland and Ukraine exist. For example, in the field of the exchange of archival documents.

As previously reported, "URA-Inform", the US Congress should pass a resolution recognizing the Holodomor of 1932-1933 as genocide of the Ukrainian people. According to the ambassador, his leadership will again go to the US Congress to achieve justice and justice and to adopt the next resolution in the next year.