UKRAINIANS AND POLES IN THE DNIEPER REGION - BOHDAN HUD

Professor Bohdan Hud's book, a distinguished specialist in conflicts and Ukrainian-Polish relations from the University of Lviv, is a fascinating journey through the turbulent history of relations between two nations. This third edition presents the most important aspects of the Ukrainian-Polish conflict over the past two centuries, analyzing them in various contexts: social, economic, religious and ethnic. This publication is of great importance for understanding the complexities of historical tensions and building bridges of understanding between Poles and Ukrainians.

• Objective assessment of tensions between Ukrainians and Poles.
• Broad historical context covering the last two centuries.
• Analysis in various contexts: social, economic, religious and ethnic.
• Consideration of the policies of Polish elites towards the Ruthenian/Ukrainian population.
• Focus on Right-Bank Ukraine, including Volhynia and Eastern Galicia.
• The author is a recognized specialist in conflicts and Ukrainian-Polish relations.
• Third, updated edition.

Professor Bohdan Hudy, the author of this publication, is a respected expert in conflicts and Ukrainian-Polish relations. His in-depth knowledge and objective approach allow us to understand the complexities of historical tensions between the two nations. The book is the result of years of research and analysis, taking into account various perspectives and contexts. This publication is a valuable source of knowledge for anyone interested in the history of Central and Eastern Europe and Polish-Ukrainian relations.

The book "Ukrainians and Poles in the Dnieper Region" is not only an analysis of historical events, but also an attempt to understand the causes and consequences of conflicts between two nations. The author focuses on the often overlooked policies of Polish social elites towards the Ruthenian/Ukrainian population of Right-Bank Ukraine, including Volhynia and Eastern Galicia. This approach allows for an objective assessment of tensions and the building of bridges of understanding between Poles and Ukrainians. This publication is of great importance for shaping future relations between the two nations.

This third edition of the book has been updated and expanded with new information and analysis. As a result, the reader receives a comprehensive picture of the Ukrainian-Polish conflict over the past two centuries. The book is not only a valuable source of knowledge for historians and political scientists, but also for anyone interested in the history of Central and Eastern Europe and Polish-Ukrainian relations. This publication is an important contribution to building dialogue and understanding between Poles and Ukrainians.

The book has 456 pages, a format of 232x172 mm and was published in 2024 in paperback by Pracownia Wydawnicza Publishing House.