The recovered fragments will be used as part of a reconstruction of the ransacked palace at the Polish History Museum.
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Polish victims of WWII massacres by Ukrainian nationalists reburied in Ukraine
Their remains were exhumed earlier this year following a diplomatic breakthrough between Kyiv and Warsaw.
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