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This book, first published at the beginning of 2011, did not provoke in the Ukrainian intellectual milieu any kind of pompous discussion, as particularly sentimental reviewers had hoped. Among the reviews I have read, the only one is an article by one of Shevelov's old "loyalists", Sergiy Vakulenok, in the small-circulation Zbirnik Kharkivskogo Istoriko-Philologicheskogo Comradeship (2011) contained a low number of competent, and subdekudi and a number of invaluable observations (most of them are taken into account in this publication). Mainstream prescription - since we don't talk about it at all - has revealed a great discrepancy between the information collected in the book, on the one hand, and the current horizon of knowledge in the society not only about Yuri Shevelyov, but also about what seems to be a very recent period of the 1990s - on the other hand, so that there could be some discussion: the book was accepted as "educational literature", in the good old traditions of Ukrainian "enlightenment" of the 19th century and "samvidava" of the 20th. (In addition, what else but "samvidav of the Internet" are paper books with 2-3 thousand examples in a 46-million-strong country without its own cultural infrastructure)?