Pan-Slavism in Soviet historiography and politics: New York, Organization for the Defense of the Four Freedoms of Ukraine and the Union of Ukrainian Youth of America, 1954, 37 p.

The material is a critical brochure dedicated to considering the political influence of the concept of pan-Slavism in the USSR. The author analyzes the essence of Pan-Slavism and its difference from Slavophilism. The brochure outlines opinions on the use of Pan-Slavism as a Soviet cultural instrument. The role of pan-Slavism as the basis of Russian politics in the European space is emphasized. Analyzing this subject, Hryshko examines the ideas of K. Marx, F. Engels, and a number of Russian researchers. A significant part of the text contains a study of the historical transformations that Slavophilism and Pan-Slavism in particular have undergone.

Contents

Scientific Socialism

The Religion of Social Democracy

The Morality of Social Democracy

Social-Democratic Philosophy

The Unfathomable

The Limits of Knowledge

Our Professors at the Limits of Knowledge

A Socialist Excursion into the Field of the Theory of Knowledge

Preface

The mind created by the Creator does not reach into the depths of nature

Absolute Truth and Its Manifestations in Nature

Materialism Against Materialism

Darwin and Hegel

The Light of Knowledge