From the State to the Committee: New York-Toronto, Kliuchi, 1957, 160 p.

In the work From the State to the Committee, the evolution of the Ukrainian state-building movement in the first half of the twentieth century is examined on the basis of biographical material. Particular attention is devoted to the transformation of the political strategies of the Ukrainian movement under conditions of lost statehood and the forced operation outside official institutions. The central theme of the work is the depiction of the author's adaptation of his activities to new political realities: coordination efforts and the preservation of the idea of statehood within the émigré community. The author emphasizes the significance of his own experience as an example of the transition from classical state-centered approaches to more flexible forms of political organization in the face of historical challenges.

Contents

From the author

Foreword

1. The path to the Second World War
2. The Bolshevik occupation

III. The proclamation of statehood

1. From the “State” to the “General Governorate”
2. In Zhytomyr
3. The National Council. The General Secretariat

VII. The Ukrainian Regional Committee in Galicia

Appendices

1. Act of June 30, 1941 – Pastoral Letter of Metropolitan A. Sheptytskyi from July 1
2. The Metropolitan’s Word to the Clergy and Faithful of the Archdiocese from July 5

III. The Summoner of the Commander of the City of Lviv from July 5

1. To the Citizens of the City of Lviv (Address of the Posadnik Dr. Yu. Polianskyi)
2. At the Dawn of a New Era – from the Editorial Board of the Daily “Ukrainian Daily News”
3. Announcement of the Renewal of Cooperation in Galicia

VII. Report from the National Assembly of Ukrainians of Western Ukraine 30/6

1. Report from the meeting of citizenship in Lviv on July 6
2. Letter from the Metropolitan to Vasyl Hlibovytskyi from July 13, 1941
3. X. Interview of the correspondent of the daily "Krakówski Visti" with Dr. Bayer.
4. Dr. Hans Joachim Bayer: What is in the East?"

XII. Act of August 1, 1911

Abbreviations

List of names

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