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Diaspora (1945–1991)
Ukrainian books published in the USA, Canada, Europe, South America and Australia from 1945 to 1991.
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Molode Zhyttia: Journal of the Plast Youth. Issues 1, 2, 4–7 (112–118), 1954; Issue 3 (121), 1955. [USA], 1954–1955 -
Young Life: quarterly journal. No. 2 (110). [USA], March–April 1953 -
The Rulebook of the Ukrainian Plast Seniorate. New York; Toronto, 1955 -
Black Sea Library: An Irregular Journal for the Training and Instruction of Sea Scouts. Part 4. Toronto, April 1951 -
Kyiv: A Journal of Literature, Science, Art, Criticism, and Social Life. Parts 1–6. Philadelphia, 1954 -
Kyiv: A Journal of Literature and Art. Parts 1–6. Philadelphia, 1953 -
Kyiv: A Journal of Literature and Art. Parts 1–6. Philadelphia, 1952 -
Kyiv: A Journal of Literature and Art. Parts 1–6. Philadelphia, 1951 -
Kyiv: A Journal of Literature, Science, Art, Criticism, and Social Life. Parts 1–6. Philadelphia, 1955 -
Kyiv = Kyiw: Journal. Parts 1–6. Philadelphia, January–December 1958 -
Kyiv = Kyiw: A Journal of Literature, Science, and Art. Parts 1–6. Philadelphia, 1960 -
Hornyakevych Damyian. Taras Shevchenko as a Painter. Munich, 1964 — author's autograph -
Fr. Mykhailo. Ukraine's Struggle for Sovereignty 1917–1918. New York, 1961 -
Smal-Stotskyi Roman. Mazepa Traditions of Old U.N.R. New York, 1961 -
Hirnya Mykyfor. Organization and Spiritual Growth of the Ukrainian Sich Riflemen. Philadelphia, 1955 -
Chub Dmytro. In the Forests Near Vyazma: Memories of World War II. Melbourne, 1983 — with a handwritten inscription -
Hrynevych Yaroslav. In the Name of Truth. New York, 1972 — with a dedication -
Ukrainian Samostiinnyk: monthly. Issue 11 (481). Munich, November 1964 -
Vasyl Borodach. Trails of the Native Land. Brentford, 1970 — with a gift inscription -
Zaitsev Pavlo. The Life of Taras Shevchenko. New York; Paris; Munich, 1955 -
Women's World = Woman's World: monthly publication. 4 issues. Winnipeg; Toronto, 1966–1974 -
Woman's World: monthly. Vol. 22, nos. 4, 5, 7–8, 9, 10. Winnipeg, 1971 -
Myrchuk Petro. In the German Mills of Death, 1941–1945. Washington; New York; London; Munich, 1985 -
Yaniv Volodymyr. Life. Paris; Munich, 1975








