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Translation of Volodymyr Vynnychenko’s open letter “Revoliutsiia v nebezpetsi” (written in Moscow in September 1920), in which he protests against the Soviet system of absolute centralization.

Collection of articles, programs, and resolutions relating to the Ukrainian national question and the Communist Party (bolsheviks).

Manifesto of the Second Communist International held in Petrograd and Moscow, July-August 1920.

Ukrainian Communist Party program approved at the congress held 22-25 January 1920.

Pamphlet written in support of the goals of the Ukrainian Party of Socialist Revolutionaries.

Play first performed in a prisonor-of-war camp in Freistadt, Austria. The photographs included in the book date from that performance.

A play about a failed insurrection organised by pro-Soviet Ukrainian labour activists in Galicia in early 1920.

Play set at the outbreak of the revolution.

Historical play about the Ukrainian partisan movement in 1921.

Historical play about the Ukrainian Sich Riflemen during the Bolshevik insurrection in 1918.

Comedy that takes place in Galicia in 1919 during the Polish-Ukrainian war.

Play about a group of 12 Ukrainian Bolsheviks who raid the homes of Polish landlords in Polish Galicia in 1922, and are captured and executed by the police.

Ukrainian patriotic songs published in Vienna in 1921.

Military songs for Ukrainian Sich Riflemen.

Ukrainian songs published in Wetzlar, Germany, in 1916.

Ukrainian military songs published in Vienna in 1915.

Ukrainian military songs with score, published in 1922.

Military quartets for men's choir dedicated to the Ukrainian Sich Riflemen, published in Vienna in 1915.

Ukrainian journal dedicated to literature, arts and culture, edited by the poet Oleksander Oles in Vienna in 1920.

Periodical issued by the Union for the Liberation of Ukraine in the Wetzlar prisoner-of-war camp from 1915 to 1916.

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