TY - JOUR

T1 - "Today we have no Czarist Russia - All we have is Soviet Russia"

T2 - The views of Galician-Russian socialist K.M. Valnitskiy on revolution, Civil War and armed intervention

AU - Ivanov, A. A.

AU - Chemakin, A. A.

PY - 2017

Y1 - 2017

N2 - The paper tells about a prominent Galician public fgure K.M. Valnitskiy (1889-1937 (?)), a leaders of Russian (Russophile) movement in Austro-Hungary and Poland. Valnitskiy was an advocate of the Russian national democratism and a leader of the Galician-Russian socialist coterie. Today his name is practically forgotten; however, he played a great role in history as an activist of both Russian and Ukrainian movements, a deputy of Polish Sejm and a prisoner of the Czarist jail, the infamous Austrian concentration camp Thalerhof as well as Polish and Soviet camps. For the frst time ever in national and foreign historiography the article analyses Valnitskiy's biography and views. The authors place special emphasis on his opinions of the Russian revolution of 1917, Civil War, armed intervention and Soviet-Polish war. Through the lens of documentation in Russian and Ukrainian archives, K.M. Valnitskiy's abundant journalistic heritage (articles in Lviv newspapers "Prikarpatskaya Rus'", "Rus'", "Zhizn'", "Volya naroda") as well as other Russian, Ukrainian, and Polish sources, the authors offer insights into the contemporary historical studies concerning the specificity of the Galician-Russian movement of the early 20th century.

AB - The paper tells about a prominent Galician public fgure K.M. Valnitskiy (1889-1937 (?)), a leaders of Russian (Russophile) movement in Austro-Hungary and Poland. Valnitskiy was an advocate of the Russian national democratism and a leader of the Galician-Russian socialist coterie. Today his name is practically forgotten; however, he played a great role in history as an activist of both Russian and Ukrainian movements, a deputy of Polish Sejm and a prisoner of the Czarist jail, the infamous Austrian concentration camp Thalerhof as well as Polish and Soviet camps. For the frst time ever in national and foreign historiography the article analyses Valnitskiy's biography and views. The authors place special emphasis on his opinions of the Russian revolution of 1917, Civil War, armed intervention and Soviet-Polish war. Through the lens of documentation in Russian and Ukrainian archives, K.M. Valnitskiy's abundant journalistic heritage (articles in Lviv newspapers "Prikarpatskaya Rus'", "Rus'", "Zhizn'", "Volya naroda") as well as other Russian, Ukrainian, and Polish sources, the authors offer insights into the contemporary historical studies concerning the specificity of the Galician-Russian movement of the early 20th century.

KW - Galicia

KW - Galician-Russian movement

KW - Intervention

KW - K.M. Valnitskiy

KW - Revolution of 1917

KW - Rusins

KW - Russian Civil War

KW - Soviet-Polish war

UR - http://www.scopus.com/inward/record.url?scp=85035214615&partnerID=8YFLogxK

U2 - 10.17223/18572685/49/7

DO - 10.17223/18572685/49/7

M3 - Review article

AN - SCOPUS:85035214615

VL - 49

SP - 101

EP - 121

JO - РУСИН

JF - РУСИН

SN - 1857-2685

IS - 3

ER -