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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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Mykola Zerov. Corollarium: A Collection of Literary Heritage. Munich, 1958 -
Mazepa Halyna = Halyna Mazepa: album. Munich, 1982 -
Kuchiubskyi Vasyl. The Sich Riflemen Corps: A Military-Historical Sketch. Chicago, 1969 -
Moroz Valentyn. Essays, Letters, and Documents. [Munich], 1975 — signed -
Terem: Problems of Ukrainian Culture. Part 5: Yakiv Hnizdovskyi. Detroit, December 1975 -
Koshivets Ivan. Conversations on the Way Home: Fragments of Memories and Other Pieces. [Munich], 1985 -
Slovo: Collection of Ukrainian Writers in Exile. Vol. 2. New York, 1964 -
Slovo: collection of works by Ukrainian writers in exile. Vol. 1. New York, 1962 -
Slovo: Collection of Ukrainian Writers. Vol. 4. New York; Edmonton, 1970 -
Yurkivych, Maria (Ed.). Autumn: A Collection for Preschoolers and Children in the Lower Grades. Philadelphia, 1953 -
Yurkivych, Maria (Ed.). Lito: A Reader for Preschoolers and Children in the Lower Grades. Philadelphia, 1952 -
Stefan Yarema. Excerpts from my memoirs: on my modest organizational work in Eastern Canada. Toronto, 1957 -
Ovcharchenko M. Intelligence in the World; God = Wisdom in the Universe; God. Winnipeg, 1969 -
Matviychuk Mykola. A Second Little Book for the Second Year of Study. Winnipeg, [no earlier than 1952] -
Contemporary Life: Literature, Art, Social Life. Part 2. Munich, February 1961 -
Crimson Ivan. Tiger-Headed: A Novel in Two Parts. Detroit, 1955 -
Boychuk Bohdan. The Earth Was Void: A Poem. New York, 1959 -
Shonk-Rusych, Kost. A History of Ukrainian Art in Illustrations. New York, 1978 -
Rypetskyi Stepan. Ukrainian Sich Riflemen: the idea of liberation and armed duty. New York, 1956 -
Antonenko-Davydovych Borys. Land in Ukrainian. Philadelphia, 1955 -
Nedilko Mykola = Mykola Nedilko: monograph. New York, 1983 -
Hryshchenko Oleks. Alexis Gritchenko: works from the 1920's. Edmonton, 1976 -
Vasyl Barka. The Yellow Prince: A Novella. New York, 1968 -
Lviv: A Literary and Art Anthology. Philadelphia, 1954








