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Diaspora: Europe
Publications of the Ukrainian emigration in Germany, France, Great Britain and other European countries after 1950.
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Koshivets Ivan. Conversations on the Way Home: Fragments of Memories and Other Pieces. [Munich], 1985 -
Contemporary Life: Literature, Art, Social Life. Part 2. Munich, February 1961 -
Tirsy Vasyl. Mortal Glory: A Tale from the History of Ukraine and the Zaporizhian Host. London, 1953 -
Afner Hryhorii. Height “227”; Ilko Vovcharenko, after; after Lviv: set. [Thionville]; Paris, 1951–1952 -
Chornovil, Viacheslav (ed.). The Evil of Reason: Portraits of Twenty "Criminals". Paris, 1967 -
Lomatskyi Mykhailo. Verkhovyna, our beloved land. Part 2. Munich, 1960 -
Ukraine — the common good of all its citizens: materials of the VII WZUN. Paris; Baltimore, 1971 -
Voropai Oleksa. The Adventures of Mark Chubatyi: a novella. London, 1954 -
Hilarion (Ivan Ohiyenko). Bohdan Khmelnytsky’s Political Work: A Historical Essay. Paris, 1947 -
Moroz Valentyn. Essays, Letters, and Documents. [Munich], 1975 -
Andiivska Emma. Kavarnya: poetry. Munich, 1983 -
Andijevska Emma. A Novel About Human Destiny. [Munich], 1982 -
The Immortals: A Collection of Memories of M. Zerova, P. Filipovych, and M. Dry-Khmara. Munich, 1963 -
Lesych Vadym. Nykyfor from Krynytsia: a Monographic Study. [Munich], 1971 -
Omelian Pliichen. Nine Years in the Bunker: Memoirs of a UPA Soldier. [Munich], 1987 -
Stepchuk Yaroslav. Works. Vol. 1: The Ukrainian Liberation Concept. Munich, 1987 -
Skrypnyk Mykola. Articles and Speeches on the National Question. Munich, 1974 -
Hrynokh Ivan. Introduction to the Works of Cardinal Joseph, Primate. Munich, 1988 -
Yaniv Volodymyr. Studios and Materials on Modern Ukrainian History. Munich, 1970 -
Polonska-Vasylenko Nataliia. Two conceptions of the history of Ukraine and Russia. Munich, 1970 -
Chronicle of the Shevchenko Scientific Society. Part 77. Paris [and other places], 1954 -
Lypa Yurii. Cossacks in Muscovy: a romance from the 17th century. Paris, 1957 -
Seven German Novellas: Hesse, Wassermann, Mayröck, Rilke, Eichsmair. Munich, 1962 -
Yevhen Konovalets and His Era: A Collection. Munich, 1974








