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This article examines the impact of the Warsaw Treaty on Ukrainian territorial interests, highlighting the views of Lviv's elite.
The article of Prof. Victor Holubko is focused on the aftermath of the Warsaw Treaty between the Ukrainian People’s Republic and Poland in 1920, which guaranteed serious territorial gains for the Polish state in exchange for military and political support to Ukraine in its struggle with Soviet Russia. The eastern part of the former Austrian province Galicia with its main city Lviv had to be sacrificed to higher all-Ukrainian interests. Lviv in those times was a center of social, political and national life of Ukrainians. Because of that the author paid special interest to the attitude of the city’s Ukrainian elite to the Ukrainian-Polish rapprochement, which itself could influence significantly the status of the “Ukrainian case”.
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