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Dushenko Papers
Stepan Dushenko was a contributor to Svit molodi, a supplement to Zhinocha dolia, a women's magazine published in Koloyia from 1925 to 1939. After the Second World War, Dushenko immigrated to the United States, where he contributed regularly to the...

Haievs’kyi Papers
Literary scholar, educator, and church figure, Sylvestr Haievskyi served as vice-chancellor and then as director of the general department of the State Chancellery of the Ukrainian National Republic. In 1921 he was appointed professor of Kamianets...

Halychyn Papers
Stefania Halychyn (1913-1994) was an active organizer and leader in Ukrainian-American women's activities. The Halychyn Papers are organized into three series: organizational files (1935-1956); personal files (1913-1961); and photographs (1929-1957). The...

Hanydziuk Collection
The collection primarily consists of postage stamps and paper currency issued by the government of the Ukrainian state from 1918 to 1920. The postage stamps include examples of trident overprints; Ukrainian National Republic shah issues; the Government-in...

Harvard Ukrainian Summer Institute Records
The Institute's records include course announcements, brochures, programs, press clippings, and student yearbooks. The Ukrainian Summer Institute, an eight-week intensive program in Ukrainian studies, has been a part of the Harvard Summer School...

Hetmanite Movement Records
The collection comprises correspondence between leading members of the hetmanite movement who went on to establish the Ukrainian Union of Agrarians-Statists (USKhD), an émigré conservative monarchist organization founded in Vienna in 1920. These members...

Kalytovs’kyi Family Papers
Teodor Kalytovskyi (1885-1975) was born in Horodenka, Galicia, and his wife Maria (née Demchuk, 1890-1972) in Balyntsi, Galicia . Teodor studied in Kolomyia and Chernivtsi, and taught gymnasium in Rohatyn and Kolomyia. The couple immigrated to the United...

Kotys Family Chronicle
The collection consists of a chronicle of the Kotys family written by Myroslav Kotys in 1984. The chronicle traces the ancestry of the Kotys family from circa 1800 to the 1980s. The family originally came from the Carpathian foothills of the Lemko region...

Kozak Papers
The papers consist of letters and photographs sent to Bohdan Kozak by Bishop Myroslav Ripetskyi of Chrzanowo, Suwalki voivodeship, Poland. Myroslav Ripetskyi was ordained to the priesthood in 1913. He was appointed pastor to the parish of St. John the...

Krawciw Papers
Bohdan Krawciw (1904-1975) was a poet, journalist, and literary critic. Prior to immigrating to the United States in 1949, he edited the Galician nationalist periodicals Visti, Holos natsiï, and Holos, as well as the literary journals Dazhboh and Obriï...

Kulchytskyi Papers
Ievhen Kulchytskyi's involvement with Plast in both Europe and in North America spanned over 50 years. He also contributed articles to the journals Molode zhyttia, Plastovyi lystok, Seniorska vatra, Svoboda, Novyi shliakh, and Ukraïns'ke slovo. The...