Is Lviv Still Polish?

The video explores Leviev, Ukraine, questioning its Polish heritage and current identity. The speaker discusses the city's Polish influences, comparing it to other Polish and Ukrainian cities. While Leviev's architecture and landmarks reflect its Polish past, the Ukrainian residents have embraced the city, aspiring for a European identity. The video invites viewers to reflect on whether Leviev is more Polish or Ukrainian today.

What initial impression does the narrator have of Leviev?

• It is a rural village.

• It feels distinctly Ukrainian.

• It is a modern metropolis.

• It resembles Polish cities.

What is the narrator's observation about the Cemetery of Live Eagles?

• It is a new addition to the city.

• It is often avoided by Ukrainians.

• It is well-maintained by locals.

• It is a popular tourist attraction.

How do the Polish landmarks in Leviev compare to others?

• They are the newest structures.

• They are the best preserved.

• They are the most neglected.

• They are the least preserved.

What is a notable characteristic of the people living in Leviev?

• They are uninterested in Western culture.

• They prefer to align with Russia.

• They are proud and aim to be more European.

• They are indifferent to the city's heritage.

What question does the narrator pose about Leviev's identity?

• Is Leviev truly a Ukrainian city?

• Is Leviev a historical site?

• Is Leviev a tourist destination?

• Is Leviev a modern city?