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Vasyl Horbatiuk worked on this work for over ten years, researching various documents and publications in archives and magazines. The book is based on the biography of Pavlo Bohatsky (1883-1962), a prominent Ukrainian writer, editor, publisher, literary critic, soldier, and Plast member, who is unfortunately little known in Ukraine due to deliberate silence and rejection by the ideology of the former Soviet regime. The novel also tells the story of many other Ukrainians who have been unjustly forgotten through no fault of their own, and recreates various events spanning almost a century in the history of Ukraine, Western Europe, Australia, and America.

The protagonist's life and creative path is revealed against the backdrop of historical events - the revolutions of 1905 and 1917, the wave of revival of the Ukrainian language and literature in 1906-1914, the liberation struggle of our people in 1917-1921, emigration processes in 1920-1930 and during the Second World War, and the DP (displaced persons) camps in post-war Germany.