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Chortkivs’ka Okruha book publication records
The collection consists of materials dealing with the history of the Kopychentsi, Chortkiv, Borshchiv and Zalishchyky counties which form the greater Chortkiv region. They contain memoirs of various authors which reflect the cultural and civic life of Ukrainians in the area. This material was used in compiling the volume on the Chortkiv region edited by Ol’ha Sonevyts’kyi, Bohdan Stefanovych and Dr. Roman Drazhn’ovs’kyi and published in 1974.
Collection of Ievshan Zillia samvydav materials
This collection contains one original bound typescript of issue #3 (1988) of the "samvydav" almanac "Ievshan-Zillia", along with photocopies of additional issues and galley proofs of a typeset edition of some of the almanac (possibly produced by Prolog).
Committee for the Defense of Soviet Political Prisoners records
This collection contains records of the Committee for the Defence of Soviet Political Prisoners, including publications, brochures, factsheets, flyers, fundraising letters, posters, correspondence, articles, financial records, photographs, and newspaper clippings.
Collection on demonstrations against Russification in 1984
Zirka Derlycia diaries
This collection contains photocopies of Zirca Derlycia's diary entries glued onto bound notebook pages. The diaries include personal entries about Derlycia's day-to-day life, as well as occasional drawings and poems. Entries begin with a note on the date, time, and location.
Collection on the Displaced Persons camps in Augsburg, Germany
This collection consists of documents and photographs related to the Ukrainian populations of the Displaced Persons camps around Augsburg, Germany after World War II.
Collection on displaced persons camps in Germany and Austria
Collection on Divizia “Halychyna” in Rimini (Italy)
Oleksa Dmytrenko papers
This collection is composed of the official documents, correspondence, and photographs of Oleksa Dmytrenko. The collection also includes newspaper clippings and writings.
Vasyl' and Sofia Dmytrenko papers
This collection includes family materials, photographs, memoirs concerning work in DP camps (1946-1950) and in the US. There is also a will of V. Dmytrenko from 1977 and an addendum from 1980, as well as correspondence with the Shevchenko Society concerning the creation of a fund for research and publications in the area of Ukrainian studies.