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Account by Iurii Tiutiunyk, a military figure and leader of the national liberation struggle for the independence of Ukraine, describing the First Winter Campaign against the Bolsheviks in 1919-1920.

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.

Choral composition by Stanislav Liudkevych to words by Vasyl Pachkovskyi.

Program documents of the Ukrainian Party of Independent Socialists. The party was formed in December 1917 and supported Ukrainian workers and farmers in understanding their national and class interests.

Collection of laws and regulations concerning foreign institutions during the time of the Hetmanate and the Directorate, introduced and edited by lawyer Ivan Khrapko, a member of the Embassy of the Ukrainian People's Republic in Austria.

Three poems (Son, Kavkaz, Subotiv) by Taras Shevchenko published in a Ukrainian prisoner-of-war camp in Freistadt, Austria in 1918.

Patriotic and military poems published in a Ukrainian prisoner-of-war camp in Salzwedel, Germany in 1917.

An overview of the state of the Russian military and the Russo-Japanese War written by Mykola Porsh, leader of the Revolutionary Ukrainian Party.

Regimental history of the Ukrainian Sich Riflemen for the period 1914-1915.

Ukrainian communists abroad comment on the Resolution of Reciprocity between the Ukrainian Soviet Socialist Republic and the Russian Soviet Federative Socialist Republic during the 4th All-Ukrainian Congress of Soviets in Kharkiv.

Letters of the Foreign Group of the Ukrainian Communist Party to the Communists and Socialist Revolutionaries of Europe and America, along with two additions. Two letters by Volodymyr Vynnychenko. The first is an open letter addressed to the…

A piece outlining the relationship between religion and socialism, as well as science being in the service of humanity.

Open political letters by Volodymyr Vynnychenko. The first is addressed to the Communists and Socialist Revolutionaries of Western Europe and America, while the second is for the 'class unconscious' Ukrainian intelligentsia.

The role of Ukrainian intellectuals during the 1917 Revolution and their position regarding socialism in Ukraine.

An émigré Ukrainian conservative monarchist organisation addressing the Ukrainian farmers.

Ukrainian translation by Diatlov of Lenin's piece from March-April 1918, which outlines the main tasks facing the Russian Soviet Republic in the socialist revolution.

An account of Otaman Volodymyr Oskilko's failed coup in Rivne in April 1919.

A summary of the main political parties, events and governments formed in Ukraine from 1917 to 1919.

Statute of the Union of Ukrainian Journalists and Writers approved at the General Meeting on September 10 and 12, 1919. The document outlines the need to protect the 'prestige' of the Ukrainian press along with professional interests of the union…

Report of the Board of Secondary Education Courses with Ukrainian as the language of instruction in Vienna.

An outline of the history of the Sich Riflemen regiment and its connection to the Ukrainian People's Republic throughout the two year struggle of the Ukrainian people for freedom and independence.