Shevchenko Scientific Society Archives

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This collection contains the personal papers of Nestor Korol’, including his correspondence with family and others, photographs and reproductions, and military ephemera. The collection also contains the writings of (a most-likely ill) Mykhailo Lavrenko and various articles.

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This collection contains photographs of Ukraine during World War II. Most have the stamp "Archiv der Bildstelle/Propaganda-Abteilung Ostland" on the reverse, and some have descriptive material in German.

Scope and Contents This collection contains the personal and professional materials of Marian Kots, including writings, notebooks, financial records, legal documents, correspondence, sheet music, address books, photographs, motion picture film, and ephemera. It also seems to contain signficant quantities of third-party material. Notable correspondences include those with the Ukrainian Anti-Libel Fund, Visti periodical, and Rev. Mykhailo Hrynchyshyn. The collection also includes materials related to the figures...

Scope and Contents This collection contains the personal papers of Edvard and Maria Kozak, including diaries, financial records, correspondence, awards, and photographs. Notable correspondences include that with the Coordinating Committee of Ukrainian Veterans Organization in New York and on the Taras Shevchenko monument in Washington. A large portion of the collection is dedicated to various materials for “Lys Mykyta,” including drawings and photographs by Kozak, along with prose, poetry, and humorous works...

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The collection consists of 156 handwritten documents housed in a single folder. The materials provide information on significant historical and cultural topics, including the famine in Ukraine in 1933, Ukrainization during Skrypnyk’s tenure, and the activities of Postyshev, Kaganovich, and Shumsky. The collection also includes documents concerning Mykola Khvyliovyi and VAPLITE (Free Academy of Proletarian Literature).

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This collection contains 94 black and white photographs of sculptures by Anatolii Kushch. Neither the photographer nor the person who assembled this collection are currently known.