Polityka narodowociowa Rosyi, written by Leon Wasilewski and published in 1915, examines the nationalities policy of Russia. This study provides insights into the complex relationships between the Russian state and its diverse ethnic groups during a period of significant political and social change. Wasilewski's analysis offers a detailed account of the challenges and strategies employed in governing a multi-ethnic empire, making it a valuable resource for understanding the historical dynamics of Eastern Europe and the legacy of Russian imperial policies.

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