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Examines the many regime changes that took place in occupied Ukraine during World War I

Table of Contents

Preface and Acknowledgments

Note on Transliteration

Introduction

1. Outbreak of War and the Transformation of Austrian Galicia

2. Russian War Aims and Wartime Propaganda

3. The Ukrainian Adventure of the Central Powers

4. The Brusilov Offensive and the Second Russian Occupation Regime

5. The German Occupation of Ukraine 1918

Bibliography

About the Author

Mark von Hagen is professor and chair, Department of History, Arizona State University.

Reviews

"Mark von Hagen has produced a very condensed but solid work on one of the most complex yet insufficiently studied topics of the Great War. I highly recommend his book . . ."
*Journal of Ukrainian Studies*

"The book provides an illuminating and clearly focused outline that will benefit university teachers. Students also will appreciate a condensed and lucid version of a period that historians are often reluctant to approach because of its sheer complexity and rapidly changing regimes."
*The International History Review*