Українські маркери історії Польщі: від початків формування до Великої війни. Том 1

Ukrainian Markers of Poland’s Modern History: From the Beginnings of Formation to the Great War / editorial board: Mykola Lytvyn (chairman), Lubomyr Khakhula (deputy chairman), Olena Arkusha, Vasylуna Pasternak (secretary); National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine, I. Krypiakevych Institute of Ukrainian Studies. Lviv; Sumy :“University Book Publishing”, 2024. 466 p. 

 The book analyses the most important Ukrainian markers of the history of Poland from the beginning of its formation to the First World War. First of all, the historiography of relations between Rus’ and Poland in the tenth – first half of the thirteenth century is summarised half of the thirteenth century, the colonisation of Galicia in the fourteenth and sixteenth centuries. Rzeczpospolita in modern Ukrainian history textbooks. The role of Hetman Ivan Vyhovskyi in organising armed resistance to Muscovy, the November 1830 and January 1863 uprisings in the modern history of Ukraine. The author reveals the ideas of Polish political circles in Krakow about Ukraine and Ukrainians at the turn of the millennia. Interethnic relations and the armed struggle of Poles and Ukrainians during the First World War are reconstructed and Ukrainians during the First World War. Signs of commonality and differences in the cultural and literary traditions of Poland and Ukraine from the princely era to the Second Polish Republic. For scholars, teachers, students, anyone interested in the history of Ukraine and Poland.