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This webpage reproduces a section of Survey of Ukrainian Historiography By Dmytro Doroshenko published by The Ukrainian Academy of Arts and Sciences in the U. S., Inc., 1957 The text is in the public domain. This page has been carefully proofread and I believe it to be free of errors. If you find a mistake though, please let me know!

 p453  A Note on Transliteration

The following transliteration system has been used in this work:

 p454  Titles of bibliographical sources, published in Roman lettering, and the names of corresponding authors are cited in full agreement with the original text. Those published in Cyrillic lettering are transliterated according to the system shown above. Names of some authors (e.g. Čiževsky, Borschak) are given in transliteration as used by authors themselves in their writings in the Western European languages. Ukrainian family names having the ending ський and the Russian names ending with ский were transliterated as sky. The same endings in names of publications were transcribed according to the above system of transliteration.

The spelling of well-known place names, generally accepted in English usage, retain such accepted form (e.g. Kiev, Dnieper, Zaporozhe). The Ukrainian forms of place names are used in other cases, the symbol ' (for ь) being omitted.

 p455  List of Abbreviations

 p456  Acknowledgments

The editors wish to thank Olexander Ohloblyn for textual examination of the book, adding footnotes, and writing the work Ukrainian Historiography, 1917‑1956.

George Lucky translated Doroshenko's book and Roman Olesnytsky Ohloblyn's paper. Lubov Drashevska translated the editorial footnotes and assisted in preparing material for printing. Ruth Mathewson edited Ohloblyn's paper. Eda Grelick gave much help in editorial work and proofreading. Pavlo Hrycak helped in checking the bibliographical data. Ivan Zamsha was responsible for the layout and all the other technical work. To all these persons the editors wish to express their deep gratitude.

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