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Half a step to victory. Military construction and operations of the Galician Army in 1918–1919

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Name of the original За пів кроку до перемоги. Військове будівництво та операції Галицької Армії в 1918–1919 роках
Publishing house Апріорі
Author Галущак Михайло
Language Ukrainian
Year of publication 2020
Number of pages 280
lining Hard
Weight, g 362
ISBN 978-617-629-649-2
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Among the significant amount of literature on the Western Ukrainian People's Republic, this book is unique. After all, she combined scientific research into the history of the Galician Army and the author's personal experience gained during today's Russian-Ukrainian war in the Donbas. Mykhailo

Galushchak draws numerous historical parallels in the war with Poland a century ago and the current war with Russia. The basis of the work was a defended candidate's dissertation on "Military-political thought of the Western Ukrainian People's Republic / ZOUNR (November 1918 & ndash; July 1919)". The issues of building the armed forces, distribution of powers of key bodies of state leadership and military command are analyzed. The most important military operations of the army of the Galician Republic & ndash; and those who were embodied, and those who were destined to remain in the plans. Alternative variants of the Polish-Ukrainian war of 1918 & ndash; 1919, the influence of internal and external factors on the evolution of the strategy of armed struggle are outlined.

For the first time in historiography the author substantiated the expediency of using the term & quot; Ukrainian The army & raquo; on the Armed Forces of the Western Ukrainian People's Republic.

For a wide range of readers and anyone interested in history.

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