The Workers Movement and the National Question in Ukraine 1897-1918

Marko Bojcun delves into the intricate relationship between the workers' movement and the national question in Ukraine during a pivotal period from 1897 to 1918. Through careful analysis, he explores how Ukrainian, Jewish, and Russian social democratic movements navigated their unique challenges and aspirations in a landscape marked by political upheaval and social change.

The book sheds light on the intersection of labor struggles and national identity, revealing how these movements sought to unify diverse populations while addressing the pressing issues of class and nationality. Bojcun's insights contribute to a deeper understanding of the historical context and the evolution of social thought in Ukraine, providing a nuanced perspective on a tumultuous era.