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Zabojstwo ministra spraw wewnetrznych Bronislawa Pierackiego w 1934 roku, jako najpowazniejsza akcja przeprowadzona przez Organizacje Ukrainskich Nacjonalistow w latach miedzywojennych, bylo pochodną napietych relacji polsko-ukrainskich. Tzw. archiwum Senyka, znalezione przez wywiad czechoslowacki w 1933 roku i przekazane polskim wladzom, zostalo ujawnione zbyt poźno, aby zapobiec tragedii, jednak stalo sie podstawą do sformulowania aktu oskarzenia przeciwko Stepanowi Banderze oraz innym czlonkom OUN zaangazowanym w terrorystyczną dzialalnośc wobec II Rzeczypospolitej. Archiwum sklada sie z okolo 700 listow wymienianych pomiedzy czlonkami Zarządu OUN na emigracji w pierwszej polowie lat 30. XX wieku. Autorka niniejszego artykulu odnalazla je w Centralnym Panstwowych Archiwum Historycznym Ukrainy we Lwowie. The assassination of Bronislaw Pieracki, Polish Minister of Interior, which took place in 1934, was the most significant operation carried out by the Organisation of Ukrainian Nationalists during the interwar period, and was a consequence of tense Polish-Ukrainian relations. The so-called Senyk’s Archive, discovered by Czechoslovakian intelligence in 1933 and handed over to the Polish authorities, was disclosed too late to prevent the tragedy, yet it became grounds for the formulation of an indictment against Stepan Bandera and other OUN members involved in terrorist activities against the Second Polish Republic. The archive consists of about 700 letters exchanged by the members of the OUN Board in exile during the first half of the 1930s. The author of the present article discovered them in the Central State Historical Archive of Ukraine in Lviv.

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Senyk’s Archive and its significance for studies on the behind-the-scenes picture of the Organisation of Ukrainian Nationalists. New research perspectives in the light of discovered correspondence