Three separate parts of a collection of the Ukrainian literature of the Galician born playwright, Andrii Babiuk, who wrote under the pen name, Myroslav Irchan.
The first part includes 24 of Irchan's short stories written between 1918 and 1922,…
A multi-subject essayistic work on philology, history, ethnography, 'All-Russian' culture, and Ukrainian politics during World War I, written after the Bolshevik Revolution by Prince Aleksandr Volkonsky, while he was in Italy in exile, where he…
A memorandum presented by the diplomatic representative of the Ukrainian People's Republic, Julian Batchinsky, to the American Secretary of State in Washington, which sets forth, 'the just claims of the Ukrainian people to political and economic…
A collection of literary sketches from 1920, by Iura Shkrumeliak, a veteran of the Ukrainian Sich Riflemen who after the revolution belonged to the grouping around the Ukrainian modernist journal titled 'Mytusa'.
A songbook of 55 Ukrainian songs for the Ukrainian Sich Riflemen from before and during World War I, collected by the founder of the first Sich Society in Zavallia, Kyrylo Trylovsky.
A brochure by Serhii Shelukyn, outlining the pre-World War I context of the Austro-Hungarian and Russian Empires referred to as the 'prison of nationalities', where the fight for Ukrainian self-determination takes place between the Poles, Russians,…
A brief pamphlet describing the pavilion of the 'Ukrainian Legion' at the war exhibition in Vienna's Prater which was organized by the Austro-Hungarian monarchy in 1916, as well as a recounting of when Franz Joseph I visited the Ukrainian Legion on…
