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The book "Your Names, Ukraine" turns us to face the figures of Ukrainian history that have been silenced or forgotten. The book is unique in that it includes excerpts from the original Polish, English, French and other languages to support the reader's understanding that the author is strictly telling the truth.

The novel Japheth's Children is a passionate story about a Ukrainian politician, historian, public figure, a Pole of Polish descent, Viacheslav (Wacław) Kazimierz Lypynski, born in Volyn. He was one of the organisers of the Ukrainian Democratic Farmers' Party and the Ukrainian Union of Farmers-Statesmen. During the Hetmanate, he was Ukraine's ambassador to Austria. Mykhailo Slaboshpytskyi wrote: "We have finally written a novel about Vyacheslav Lypynsky. It is difficult to even grasp with spiritual vision everything that this amazing man accomplished in the field of thought during the forty-nine years that he was allotted by fate to live on earth. Politics, historiosophy, sociology, journalism - each of them is a separate biography, a whole long, tirelessly laboured life. And only now are the treasures of her thought coming to us. We are just discovering the continent of Vyacheslav Lypynsky. Ivan Korsak, by the way, does not hide his admiration for this outstanding man and portrays him with a sense of deep sympathy. This is, of course, not varnishing, not idealisation (Korsak does not seem to be familiar with such literary practice), but a deep focus on the inner world of the hero, focusing the reader's attention on his moral constants."