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The only known issue of the Belgian periodical Nezalez͡hnasʹt͡sʹ (
Independance). Editor: Uładysłaŭ Ryski.

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A satirical periodical published from 1953 to 1954 in Melbourne, Austarlia

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A monthly periodical, Sharsʹt͡senʹ (Hornet) was published from 1952 to 1953.

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A biweekly journal published in London by the Biełaruskaje Vydavieckaje Tavarystva [Belarusian Publishing Society]. In Latin and Cyrillic characters. Published from 1947 to 1950.

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A monthly periodical of the Belarusians in the USA, published from 1948 to 1949.

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A short poetry collection by Maksim Bahdanovich.

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A collection of traditional games and activities published by the organization "Reunification of Belarusian scouts abroad."

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The literary society Shypshyna [Wild Rose] was organized in Germany in 1945 and moved to the USA in 1950.

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A medical periodical for Belarusian doctors. In Latin and Cyrillic characters. Published from 1946 to 1949.

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A collection of Belarusian folk songs for school children.

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A geography textbook for primary school. Typescript.

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A second edition of the Russian-Belarusian dictionary by Maksim Harėtski, an activist and writer of the Belarusian national renewal.

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A grammar book known as Belarusian classical orthography.

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This short book contains illustrations, including examples of old Belarusian orthography, portraits of church and political personalities and writers.

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This is the eight edition of Branislaŭ Tarashkevich grammar by a pedagogue and linguist Anton Li͡osik.

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This selection of political songs includes such patriotic songs as

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The History of Belarus in Maps is a collection based on M. Abramchyk's lectures in Berlin in 1941-42 and illustrated by Baliaslav Bartkevich.

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A pocket dictionary by Hans zur Loye who wrote several such short dictionaries published in 1942, in English, French, Ukrainian, Belarusian and Russian, for prisoners of war and forced laborers from the occupied territories.

Alexandra Barb re digital book for 50th Anniversary(1).pdf

Oral history interview with Barbara Track, Executive Director, Advancement, Alumni, and Communications, Woodsworth College

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Innovations Foundation annual report 2003.pdf

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