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Vasyl Ivanovych Hryshko is a well-known political figure and a talented publicist, literary researcher, literary critic and essayist. In the 1930s, he began his journey into literature in Kharkiv with a book of short stories, but as a Soviet writer, he "did not come true" because he was famous for his journey through prisons and hard labour in Kolyma. This made him a young political prisoner and an active political emigrant.

While in Germany in 1945-1949, V. Hryshko actively worked in the development and press of the ABN, in the newspaper Ukrainian Tribe, as a member of the Political Council of the OUN 3C, and then together with I. Bahrianyi - in the Ukrainian News, becoming a leading publicist of the URDP there.

In the United States, V. Hryshko was one of the first founders of DOBROUS, the editor-in-chief of the Ukrainian Prometheus newspaper, the Chairman of the URDP, and became a doctor of philosophy. While working as a political commentator for Radio Liberty, he wrote and broadcast more than a thousand comments on national and political topics.

The journalistic articles contained in this volume are the imprints of the current history of the time in which the author lived and was an active participant in the ideological life of his people - in the homeland and in the Ukrainian Western diaspora. In his works, he expresses his thoughts on events related to Ukrainian national life. Even in foreign countries, the author focused his attention primarily on the problems of his people in Ukraine.