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Ukrainians who had lived on their lands since their grandparents' time found themselves separated from their compatriots by the Ukrainian-Polish border after World War II. Many of them were deported in 1947 as part of the Vistula operation to the north and west of Poland, which had been German lands until then.

Famous reporter Oleh Kryshtopa travelled across Poland to talk to Ukrainians for whom Ukraine is more imaginary than real, a land of memories than intentions. In this book, they talk about what they experienced during the resettlement, how they preserved their identity in a foreign country, and how they were and are treated by Poles. Where do they feel at home? Will their grandchildren grow up to be Ukrainians? What is the difference between Ukrainians in Poland and recent emigrants?

The reader will search for answers to these questions together with the author.