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A characteristic feature of the so-called "conscious" pre-revolutionary Ukrainians (I'm talking only about Great Ukraine) was their one-sidedness and declassification. Only a small number of them tried to somehow reconcile their Ukrainianness with their organisational environment - primarily with their own class - rather than break away from their class, thanks to their Ukrainianness. The small number of such units and the general declassification of Ukrainians did not give them an organisational basis in any organisational group on the Ukrainian land. None of these groups could be said to be Ukrainian or not Ukrainian. In each of them - among the landlords, peasants, workers, clergy, etc. - there were "Ukrainians" and "non-Ukrainians", the former being in a large minority and defined mainly by their detachment from this group, their revolutionary attitude towards it, and their desire to shed their organisational characteristics. Ukrainianism in its democratic form did not manifest the fullness of the spontaneous organic desires of not only all classes of the Ukrainian nation, but even of any one class in its entirety. The main problem of the further existence or non-existence of the Ukrainian Nation is to create our own national government from the material that we have already gathered from our history, to establish our own Monarch, to complete the complete national assimilation of the descendants of the old Varangians and thus to firmly hammer into the heads of all the new Varangians that Ukraine can be ruled only by one of their own. Only then will all these future Varangians become truly Ukrainians and will create a Ukrainian state and Ukrainian guard, and not rule Ukraine with the help of a foreign state and a foreign guard. And only then will the process of the birth of our nation, which has already begun, be completed and we will cease to be an underdeveloped nation that can neither die nor be born again.