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The stories "Synozhupanniki" by a native of Naddnipryanshchina, Colonel-General of the UNR Army Victor Zelinskii (1864-1940), written in 1938 in Berlin, today is a true rarity for researchers and interested readers.

On the pages of this publication we will find the history of the service of the Ukrainian Siniozhupannoy Divisions. It was the very one that found itself between two fires: it tantalised the socialists from the Central Council and interfered with the German occupation command, which was hindering the creation of a self-sufficient Ukrainian division. Zielinskii's reminiscences occupy an important place in his memoirs, including the relations with the current German general staff, the Russian-Ukrainian tensions and the consequences of the Berestey Peace Treaty. Important is the information about the arrival of the "Blue Division" to Kiev, the interactions of its commanders with the pacifist Central Rada. The authors' conclusions will be today's worthy reflections on the reasons for the defeat in our national-violent struggle in the early twentieth century.

For those who are willing to learn the history of our state and the Ukrainian Revolution, historians, supporters of military history, and a wide range of readers.

For those who are willing to learn the history of our state and the Ukrainian Revolution, historians, and a wide range of readers.