RELATIONS BETWEEN UKRAINE AND POLAND AFTER THE FIRST WORLD WAR (1917-1920)
Abstract
The article presents the analysis of the main issues related to the formation of the national, cultural, political, confessional self- identification of the Ukrainian people and the aspirations of its representatives to propose a model of social and political structure that would provide conditions for the development of all Ukrainian citizens in the most appropriate way. As a result, different views of Poles and Ukrainians on this matter at the end of 1918 led to open Ukrainian-Polish political struggle, and later moved, which became a new stage in the cohabitation of the two neighboring peoples.
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