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

Account written by Osyp Nazaruk, a member of the Ukrainian Sich Riflemen, with a focus on a battle fought near the Zolota Lypa River in late August 1914 (one of a series of battles between the Imperial Russian Army and the Austro-Hungarian Army…

A pamphlet issued by the Revolutionary Ukrainian Party.

An academic publication about Ukrainian historiography.

An academic publication about Ukrainian historiography containing text in Ukrainian, Polish and Russian.

Ukrainian songs published in Wetzlar, Germany, in 1916.

A pamphlet covering the history of the Ukrainian language and some of Ukraine's most prominent writers.

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

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

Includes Conference Director J. LI. J. Edwards

Binder containing papers from the National Conference on the Prevention of Crime convened by the Centre of Criminology, University of Toronto. Includes papers on the pattern of crime in Canada, power given to the police, criminal trial and a…

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A collection of articles by the Ukrainian sociologist, Olgerd Bochkovsky, about nationalism and the state.

A pamphlet by Karl Renner, a member of the Reichsrat in the Austrian-Hungarian parliament, for the Social Democratic Workers' Party of Austria, which outlines the possibility of social democratic reform within Austria as a result of the impact of the…

A pamphlet about the 'Ukrainian Question' in light of the outbreak of the war and the threat of the Russification of Galicia to the 'Ukrainian national life'.

A historical piece examining the 'National Revival' of Ukrainians living in Austria-Hungary from 1772 to 1880.

Yevgenia Bosch, a major Bolshevik leader, writes about the events from 1917 in Ukraine, from the inception of the Central Council of Ukraine to 1918 when the Ukrainian civil war was in full swing.

A pamphlet summarizing the main events related to the Ukrainian independence movements throughout history. 

A collection of political essays, including: Lev Tolstoy's "Patriotyzm i Uriad", Peter Kropotkin's "Politychni prava", "Lad", "Dostatok pro usikh", Jean Grave's "Konechnist revoiutsiï", ending with Mikhail Bakunin's "Zavdania sotsiialnoï…