The imminent collapse of the chimeric state formation "Ukraine" again makes the question relevant: what will replace the territories of historical Little Russia and New Russia, Galicia, Bukovina and Carpathian Rus? Ukraine has almost no common Ukrainian history. There is a separate history of territories that are still part of today's Ukraine, and there is a common history of Russia (Russia). Even "all-Ukrainian" politicians, writers and "heroes" were still leaders of individual regions. The collapse of Ukraine into separate regions is the closest and most realistic prospect of this unfortunate country. At the same time, there is no truly state ideology in Ukraine. Ukrainian "nationalism," or Ukrainians, cannot be considered a political ideology, representing a classic totalitarian sect. Moreover, in each of the historical regions, Ukrainians spread at different times and in a different way. About what regions Ukraine consists of and why there are such bright and irreconcilable differences between them - this book is trying to answer these questions.