Ukraina i sprawa ukraiÅ?ska (Ukraine and the Ukrainian Cause) by Leon Wasilewski, published in 1910, provides a historical and political analysis of Ukraine and its relationship with neighboring powers. Wasilewski, a prominent Polish political writer and activist, examines the complex dynamics of Ukrainian identity and aspirations for self-determination within the context of early 20th-century Eastern European politics. The book offers insights into the historical grievances, cultural distinctions, and political movements that shaped the Ukrainian national consciousness. It addresses the challenges faced by Ukrainians under various empires and explores the evolving concept of Ukrainian statehood. This work serves as a valuable resource for understanding the historical roots of contemporary Ukrainian issues and the enduring quest for national sovereignty.

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