Mikolaj Sciborski (aka. Рокош, Оганский, Житомирский) (1897-1941) was a Polish born in Zhytomyr (Ukraine). He was a supporter of Petliura and served in Ukrainian People's Army, where he got a colonel rank in 1920. Emmigrated to Czechoslovakia, then to France after the defeat of Petliura. He was one of the organizers of the Ukrainian League of Nationalists in the early 1920s. From 1927 a member of Ukrainian Nationalists Organization, where he was a leading political theorist. In 1929 was elected as the 1st vice-president of the organization. He wrote the following works:
"Workers and OUN" (1932)
"OUN and farmers" (1933)
"Naciokratia" (1935) - the most famous;
"Ukraine in numbers" (1940)
"Stalinism" (1940)
In 1939 under the directive of Andrij Mel'nyk (OUN leader) wrote a draft of Ukrainian Constitution. After the invasion of Nazi Germany, Sciborski went to Kijiw to organize the Ukrainian national resitance groups. He was killed by Soviet partisans in 1941.
This is some of the very limited amount of information I found on Col. Mikolaj Sciborski. He is considered one of the leading political theorists of Ukrainian nationalism of the 20th century, but unfortunately, there are not enough (if at all) either Ukrainian or Polish information on him. Usually Mikolaj Sciborski is mentioned in Russian links where he is depicted in bad light since he is an important representative of Polish-Ukrainian cooperation in anti-Russian military expansionism as well as his works served as the foundation of national state formation with its own ideology.
"Workers and OUN" (1932)
"OUN and farmers" (1933)
"Naciokratia" (1935) - the most famous;
"Ukraine in numbers" (1940)
"Stalinism" (1940)
In 1939 under the directive of Andrij Mel'nyk (OUN leader) wrote a draft of Ukrainian Constitution. After the invasion of Nazi Germany, Sciborski went to Kijiw to organize the Ukrainian national resitance groups. He was killed by Soviet partisans in 1941.
This is some of the very limited amount of information I found on Col. Mikolaj Sciborski. He is considered one of the leading political theorists of Ukrainian nationalism of the 20th century, but unfortunately, there are not enough (if at all) either Ukrainian or Polish information on him. Usually Mikolaj Sciborski is mentioned in Russian links where he is depicted in bad light since he is an important representative of Polish-Ukrainian cooperation in anti-Russian military expansionism as well as his works served as the foundation of national state formation with its own ideology.