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Ukrainian national organizations had been struggling to defend their own [[ethnic]]-regional [[autonomy]] and to strengthen Ukrainian [[Identity politics|national identity]] among the local [[Slav]]ic people. However, the reality was not so favorable for Ukrainian [[nationalism|national]] [[propaganda]]. The ''intelligentsia'' which was accepting the Ukrainian ethnolinguistic identity, so it had been quickly progressing with them. On other hand, an overwhelming number of the [[peasant]]ry (majority of the population of [[East Galicia]]) was not receptive to Ukrainian national identity’s propaganda.
Ukrainian national organizations had been struggling to defend their own [[ethnic]]-regional [[autonomy]] and to strengthen Ukrainian [[Identity politics|national identity]] among the local [[Slav]]ic people. However, the reality was not so favorable for Ukrainian [[nationalism|national]] [[propaganda]]. The ''intelligentsia'' which was accepting the Ukrainian ethnolinguistic identity, so it had been quickly progressing with them. On other hand, an overwhelming number of the [[peasant]]ry (majority of the population of [[East Galicia]]) was not receptive to Ukrainian national identity’s propaganda.
Another factor was that both ethnic Poles and [[Jew]]s had clear domination over the areas of [[education]], [[culture]], regional [[economy]], and [[bureaucracy|civil administration]]. The Poles regarded the city of Lwów/Lvov/Lemberg/L’viv (which was the crucially important settlement in East Galicia) as one of the most important cities of Polish culture and nation following Cracow, Warsaw, and Wilno/Vilnius.
Another factor was that both ethnic Poles and [[Jew]]s had clear domination over the areas of [[education]], [[culture]], regional [[economy]], and [[bureaucracy|civil administration]]. The Poles regarded the city of Lwów/Lvov/Lemberg/L’viv (which was the crucially important settlement in East Galicia) as one of the most important cities of Polish culture and nation following [[Cracow]], [[Warsaw]], and [[Vilnius]]/Wilno.
===1941 pogrom===
===1941 pogrom===