Poetry

Oksana Liaturynska. Yagilka. Winnipeg; New York, 1971

Shcherbak Mykola. The Path to Eternity: a poem. New York, 1954

Sydor-Czartoryski, Mykola. Inter Arma: Poems. New York, 1949

Babai [Nyzhankivskyi Bohdan]. Ironic, satirical and comic poems. Buenos Aires, 1959

Barkas Vasyl. The White World: Poems. Munich, 1947

Orest Mykhailo. Soul and Fate. Augsburg, 1946

Savchuk Pavlo. In the Storm of Life: Poems. Vol. IV, 1935–1940. New York, 1954

Chaplenko Vasyl. Hlava Yiska: A Fictionalized Memoir. [Germany], 1949

Senko H. Pants patched in a plaid pattern — we’re doing a five-year-old. Buenos Aires, [n.d.]

Vasyl Barka. Ocean: Lyric. New York, 1979

Savchuk Pavlo. Hetman Mazepa: An Historical Poem. New York, 1959

Babi Olha. Hate and Love: Poems. Lviv, 1921

Wolf Vera. Triptych for Yuriy Solovyi’s cylindrical paintings. Rio de Janeiro, 1982

Shakespeare William. Sonnets = Sonnets. Lviv, 1998

Slavutych Yar. Collected Works, 1938–1978. Edmonton, 1978

Dima. Kit-Music / illustrations by Eduard Kozak. New York, 1971

Ivan Desnyanskyi. Mazepa: A Tragedy-Poem. Baturyn and Poltava. London, 1957

Poltava Leonid. Ukrainian Ballads: A Third Collection of Poems. Paris, 1952

Volodymyr Pereiaslavets. Song of Princely Ukraine. New York, 1955

Kryvonos Ivan. Anton Bida — Hero of Labour: A Novella about D-P. [Novyi Uliem], 1956

Malanyuk Yevhen. Poetry in One Volume. New York, 1954

Hugo Victor. Duma o Mazepie / trans. by Viktor Bavorovsky. Ternopil, 1889

Yaniv Volodymyr. Life. Paris; Munich, 1975 — with a gift inscription