At the Time of the Restoration of the Shukhevych Museum in Lviv, a Previously Unknown Underground Hideout Was Destroyed
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At the time of the restoration of the Museum of General Choronic UPA Roman Shukhevich in Lviv Belogorshche, the workers laid the foundation for the donation of a veritable crypt. Historians and archaeologists are currently looking for the possible designation and significance for the museum, agreed at the official meeting of the Lviv City Council. The premises came at the time of dismantling the parquet to strengthen the foundation. Its dimensio…
In Lviv, during the restoration of the Roman Shukhevych Museum, builders discovered an underground room lined with stones. The find was made during the disassembly of the parquet to strengthen the foundation. The room with a size of 4 by 2.3 meters and a depth of almost 2 meters is located at the entrance and was completely covered with earth, the Lviv City Council reports. The city council noted that archaeologists did not find valuable histori…
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