Ukraine: Wars, Battles, and Personalities

This book offers a fresh interpretation of well-known historical events and figures in Ukraine, drawing upon contemporary sociological and philosophical theories. The author departs from outdated and compromised historical stereotypes that have been imposed upon the Ukrainian people for centuries, hindering the development of domestic historical science.
The work delves into the motivations behind the actions of prominent Ukrainian historical figures, revealing the course and purpose of wars and battles – both well-known and lesser-known, which were deliberately silenced by Russian and Soviet historiography. The author masterfully embodies the credo: «The greatest art (and happiness) of a historian is to heal the nation's history from all the diseases with which its enemies have infected it. And not to become infected oneself.»