In the cruel and bloody 20th century, Ukrainians experienced many disasters: famines, deportations, repressions by the Soviet authorities, territorial claims, conflicts and encroachments by the Polish, Romanian, and Hungarian elites, the occupation German regime, internal strife and misunderstandings, socio-economic and political crises.Victories and defeats accompanied the desperate fighters, for whom the independent Ukrainian state was the leading star.

  The soldiers of the "Halychyna" division, who nominally fought in the German Armed Forces in 1943-1945, actually fought with enemies and occupiers for their ancestral land, for the enslaved Ukrainian people, for the will and independence of their Motherland, as well as a just and democratic postwar world order.

  In the collection of memories offered to the Reader, it is emphasized that many divisional members died on the battlefield. Those who were captured by the Soviets had to wander for decades and work hard in camps; who filled the ranks of the UPA, courageously fought against German, Soviet and Polish armed formations; the divisional officers, who traveled to the countries of the Western world, worked tirelessly for the good of the Ukrainian diaspora and the Ukrainian people.

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