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The book tells the story of the life and work of Vyacheslav Kazymyrovych Lypynsky, a prominent Ukrainian public and political figure, historian, and political scientist of the early twentieth century. As an ideologue of Ukrainian conservatism, he laid down a new direction in Ukrainian socio-political thought, which in the interwar period became widespread among Ukrainian emigrants in Western Europe, Canada, the United States, and later Latin America and the Western Ukrainian lands. The ideas born in the pre-revolutionary era were developed by V. Lypynsky into a coherent theoretical concept of the future development of the Ukrainian state after the defeat of the Ukrainian national liberation struggle in 1917-1921. Thanks to the scientist's work, a real revolution of the nationalist worldview took place, which deprived it of its monopoly position in shaping the ideological guidelines of Ukrainian citizenship. His historical works initiated the formation of the statehood school in Ukrainian historiography and public opinion. For the first time, a significant corpus of documentary sources was introduced into scientific circulation.