Periodicals
Die selbständige Ukraine
A journal containing a brief article about Ukrainian independence movements throughout history written by Skoropys-Yoltukhovsky, who established the Central Bureau of the Union for the Liberation of Ukraine in 1915 in Berlin.
Dolia pratsiuiuchoho liudu = Доля працюючого люду
A publication from the Ukrainian Youth journal containing propaganda for the 'working people', along with a revolutionary song.
Komu byt samoderzhtsem vserossiĭskim?
A short piece promoting the 'secret activity' of the Russian Social Democratic Labour Party within Russia.
Molode zhyttia = Молоде життя
Publication of the Ukrainian student society "Sich" issued in Vienna in 1921.
Katalog Vydavnytstva "Chaika" = Катальоґ Видавництва "Чайка"
A literary catalog of the periodical 'Chaika', as a supplement to 'Ukraïnskyĭ skytalets', listing Ukrainian literature as well translations of literary works from Europe.
Na perelomi = На переломі
Ukrainian journal dedicated to literature, arts and culture, edited by the poet Oleksander Oles in Vienna in 1920.
Prosvitnyĭ lystok = Просьвітний листок
Periodical issued by the Union for the Liberation of Ukraine in the Wetzlar prisoner-of-war camp from 1915 to 1916.
Rozvaha = Розвага
Illustrated socio-political almanac published by Ukrainian prisoners-of-war in Freistadt, Austria, from 1915 to 1918.
Samopomich = Самопоміч
Economic journal edited by Andry Zhuk and published in Lviv, Ukraine, from 1909 to 1914.
Selianyn = Селянин
Ukrainian prisoner-of-war camp publication issued in Salzwedel, Germany, in 1918.
Ukraïnskyi skytalets = Український скиталець
Journal published by Ukrainians interned in camps in Liberec and Josefov, Czechoslovakia, from 1920 to 1923.
Ukrayna, Rusya ve Türkiye
A journal of nine articles in Ottoman Turkish about Ukraine and its history.
Videnskyi kaiendar = Віденський калєндар
Illustrated literary-cultural almanac for Ukrainians in Vienna.
Volia = Воля
Weekly journal of socio-political and cultural life published in Vienna from June 1919 to November 1921. It reported extensively on political developments in Ukraine and was a source of information on the struggle for Ukrainian independence.