Shevchenko Scientific Society Archives

Scope and Contents This collection contains materials documenting the activity of administrative and Communist Party authorities from the Kamians’kyi, Krynychans’kyi, Solomians’kyi, and Vasyl’kivs’kyi regions of the Dnipropetrovs’k oblast. The majority of the documents refer to the government institutions of the Krynychans’kyi region. They document the forced collectivization of Ukrainian farms in the eastern oblasts of Ukraine, showing the harsh realities of the social and economic upheavals which resulted in...

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This collection contains writings and correspondence of Volodymyr Doroshenko, bulletins from organizations, ID cards and organizational membership cards, and ephemera. Many of these relate to DP Camp "Orlyk". It also includes the minutes of two meetings of the "Uchytel's'ka hromada" in Philadelphia in 1952.

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This collection contains personal documents (14 items), articles (83 pages), and 63 photographs.

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This collection contains letters and copies of letters, testimonies, and personal documents of Stepan Dushenko and his first wife Tetiana.

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This collection consists of an unpublished collection of essays written in the 1930s by a variety of Ukrainian intellectuals in the Second Polish Republic that was to have been titled "Dvadtsiat' lit pid Pol'shcheiu" ("Двадцять літ під Польщею", "Twenty Years Under Poland").

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This collection contains writings by Bohdan Futey, primarily his memoir "My Story", which includes reproductions of documents, articles, ephemera and other material related to Futey's biography and professional work as a lawyer, politician, and judge. The collection also includes clippings, printouts of web pages and emails, and syllabi.

Scope and Contents The bulk of the collection consists of correspondence and writings by Oleksander Fylypovych. The writings consist of articles, notes, poems, and translations. There are also subject files on Pavlo Fylypovych, Mykola Zerov, Pavlo Fylypovych, and Iurii Klen, which mostly consist of articles written by Oleksander Fylypovych. There are two photographs, one of which depicts Oleksander Fylypovych. There are also several articles by other people, including an article about the Kyiv Neoclassical...