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Covers and illustrations by Sviatoslav Hordynsky, Pavlo Kovzhun, Heorhiy Narbut, Mykola Butovych, Myron Levytsky and other masters.
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Mazepa Halyna = Halyna Mazepa: album. Munich, 1982 -
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 -
Hordynskyi Yaroslav. Literary criticism of Soviet-era Ukraine. Lviv; Kyiv, 1939 [reprint] -
Antonenko-Davydovych Borys. Land in Ukrainian. Philadelphia, 1955 -
Lviv: A Literary and Art Anthology. Philadelphia, 1954 -
Leptky Bohdan. Mazepa: from near Poltava to Bander. New York, 1955 -
The Word Was Set Ablaze: The Art of the Living Ukrainian Word. Toronto, 1972 -
Hordynskyi Sviatoslav. Both the flow of colors and the dynamism of lines…: poems and narrative poems. Lviv, 1990 -
Hunchak Taras (ed.). UPA in the Light of German Documents. Vol. 1: 1942 — June 1944. Toronto, 1983 -
Chronicle of the UPA. Vol. 47: Underground Post of Ukraine. Toronto; Lviv, 2009 -
Antonych Bohdan Ihor. Collected Works = Collected Works. New York; Winnipeg, 1967 -
Ostroverkha Mykhailo. A Voice from Afar: Sketches. New York, 1953 -
Smolii Ivan. Borders Fall: a memoir. Winnipeg, 1951 -
The Ukrainian Book Club: 23 books in the series. Winnipeg; Toronto, 1950–[ca. 1960] -
Cherkasenko Spyrydon. Adventures of a Young Knight: A Romance from the Days of the Cossacks. Vols. 1–3. Winnipeg, 1952 -
Rudnytskyi Yaroslav. Around the World in 80 Days, 1955. Winnipeg; Toronto, 1955 -
Mykhailo Sharkiv. Children of War: Memories. Parts 1–2. Winnipeg, 1955–1956 -
Rudnytskyi Yaroslav. From a Journey Through America, 1956. Winnipeg; Washington, 1956 -
Franko Ivan. Lordly Jokes. Winnipeg, 1956 -
Yavorivskyi Yevhen. Leader of the 100,000-strong army. Winnipeg, 1958 -
Rudnytskyi Yaroslav. With a Journey Through Canada, 1949–1959. Montreal; Winnipeg; Vancouver, [n.d.] -
Malaniuk Yevhen. August: A Book of Poetry IX. New York, 1964








