Українські маркери історії Польщі: виклики міжвоєнної доби ХХ століття. Том 2.

The most important Ukrainian markers of the history of Poland in the interwar period of the twentieth century are analysed, primarily in the ideological, political, ethno-cultural, church and religious spheres. The complexity of interstate and interethnic relations in the context of wars and post-war transformations is shown. The influence of Russian-Soviet factors on Ukrainian military and political emigration is traced. The anti-Polish repressions of the Russian colonial administration in post-Soviet Ukraine, in particular, against the phantom Polish Military Organisation, are investigated. The problem of Ukrainian-Polish coexistence in the Ukrainian historical and political thought of the interwar period is actualised. Attention is drawn to Soviet and Ukrainian studies centres in interwar Poland, in particular in Warsaw and Lviv. The role of the Greek Catholic Church in the socio-cultural life of the Second Polish Republic is noted. The dichotomies of the development of Polish and Ukrainian cultures before the Second World War are shown. For scholars, teachers, students, and anyone interested in the modern history of Ukraine and Poland.