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Petro Samutyn papers
Collection documents the military career and civic activities of Petro Samutyn. Materials include correspondence, reports, speeches, and writings on military history. Subject files contain materials on the history of the Ukrainian army and veterans affairs, and document Samutyn's involvement in the Ukrainian Congress Committee of America, the Ukrainian Free Cossacks, and the Association of Democratic Ukrainian Youth in the USA.
Volodymyr Savyts’kyi papers
The collection contains correspondence (including with Oleksa Hryhorovych, Mykhailo Pezhanskyi, and Pavlo Shtepa), poetry by T. Yakymchuk, excerpts from V. Savytskyi's travel memoirs to Australia (Vid Adriiatyku po Patsyfiku) and other writings, as well as materials related to terminological dictionaries.
Oleksander Semenenko papers
This collection contains the personal and professional materials of Oleksander Semenenko, including correspondences, writings, notes, radio scripts and ephemera, such as a Semenenko’s ex libris and stamp collection. Published materials comprise of articles by Semenenko and others, newspaper clippings, and excerpts of books.
Pavlo Shandruk papers
Lev Shankovs’kyi papers
Nykyfor Shcherbyna papers
The collection consists of correspondence, writings, personal documents and a photograph of Nykyfor Panasovych Shcherbyna (1900-1977), a Ukrainian poet and translator. The collection also contains materials related to Kubans’kyi Narodnyi Komitet and writings by others.
Iuliian Sheparovych papers
This collection contains personal documents, genealogical information, death announcements, clippings and copies of published materials, song lyrics, documents of Zenon Sheparovych, loose family photographs, 3 photograph albums, and a painting on board.
Collection on Andrii Sheptyts’kyi
Shevchenko Memorial Committee of America records
Ivan Shkvarko papers
This collection consists of correspondence, fragments of books, articles, a diary, as well as financial documents and an autobiographical note of Ivan Shkvarko (b. 1901), a Ukrainian writer and editor.