Political struggle in Western Ukraine in the late 60s-90s of the XIX century: "Moskvophiles", "Ukrainophiles", "narodovtsy" and the position of the Austrian authorities
The article examines the struggle of ideological and political currents in Western Ukraine at the end of the 19th century, shows how the well-thought-out policy of the Austrian authorities, relying on the Uniate Church and local Polish communities, led to the final victory here of the nationalism of the Galician model based on militant Russophobia.