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The book of selected works by the Polish diplomat, publicist, and scholar Count Jan Stanisław Łos (1890-1974) belongs to the synthetic scientific works that are on the verge of biography, documentary, and political journalism and significantly supplement and enrich the source material on the history of Ukrainian-Polish relations in the interwar period.

The collection consists of three parts:

• the first is Stanisław Los's own memoirs entitled "The Ukrainian Cause";
• the second is his official correspondence with Polish officials and Ukrainian religious and public figures, in particular with Prelate Tytus Wojnarowski;
• Third - journalistic works on the Ukrainian question in the interwar Polish magazines of 1931-1938.

Mutual understanding, common residence on the same territory, a long historical and economic tradition, cultural and ethnic proximity - these were the principles that constituted the ideological foundations of Stanisław Łos's views on constructive policy and mutually beneficial Ukrainian-Polish cooperation and dialogue. They have not only not lost their relevance today, but have also acquired a new sound in the context of modern Ukrainian-Polish relations.

The book is addressed to historians, political scientists, international experts, and generally to anyone interested in the history of Ukrainian-Polish relations in the Versailles-Washington era of 1918-1939.