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Diaspora: USA
Ukrainian diaspora publications in the USA: New York, Philadelphia, Chicago, Detroit and elsewhere.
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Yurkivych Maria (ill.). Veselyi Strumok. Philadelphia, 1956 -
Kubijovych Volodymyr. Western Ukraine within Poland, 1920–1939. Chicago, 1963 -
Malaniuk Yevhen. August: A Book of Poetry IX. New York, 1964 -
1966 Calendar-Almanac: In Memory of the Franko Family. Jersey City; New York, 1966 -
Myrchuk Petro. The Act of Restoration of Ukrainian Statehood of June 30, 1941. New York, 1952 -
Mykhailo Hrushevsky: articles, memoirs, documents and commentaries. New York [and other places], 1978 -
Kossivska Alla. The Price of the Soul. Clifton, 1977 — author’s autograph -
Krypiakevych, Ivan (Ed.). History of Ukrainian Culture. New York, 1990 -
Franko Ivan. Moisei. New York, 1968 -
Stasis Ivan. In the Clutches of Nazi Tyrants: Memoirs of a Prisoner of 11961. New York, 1987 — with a dedication -
Chortkiv District: A Collection of Historical Memoirs. New York [and elsewhere], 1974 -
Smith William J. Collected Translations: Italian, French, Spanish, Portuguese. St. Paul, 1985 -
Yaroslavyn Sydir. The Liberation Struggle in the Western Ukrainian Lands in 1918–1923. Philadelphia, 1956 -
Alla Tsivchynska. Unforgettable, Timeless…: A Memoir Novel About Mykola Zherov. New York, 1962 -
Havryliuk Volodymyr. Shadow and Traveler. New York, 1969 -
20th Anniversary of the UPA: Unveiling of a Monument to the Fighters for Ukraine's Freedom. New York; Ellenville, 1962 -
Tyshovnytskyi Omelian Mykhailo. My Memoirs. Los Angeles, 1974 -
Vasyl Barka. Lirnyk: Selected Poems. New York, 1968 -
Babai [Nyzhankivskyi Bohdan]. A Carousel of Poems. [New York], 1976 -
Dale Carnegie. How to Win Friends and Influence People. Denver, 1954 -
Shcherbak Mykola. The Path to Eternity: a poem. New York, 1954 -
Sydor-Czartoryski, Mykola. Inter Arma: Poems. New York, 1949 -
Volodymyr Popovich. Maria Dolnytska: enamel. Rochester, 1978 -
Savchuk Pavlo. In the Storm of Life: Poems. Vol. IV, 1935–1940. New York, 1954








