This piece contains a lengthy foreword by Mykola Zalizniak, to Iuriĭ Ruchka's brochure 'Russian Socialists and the current war' which provides an overview of the Russian socialists during the war as well as the pre-war situation in Ukraine.
Black waistcoat decorated with metallic gold and red bands. The garment is lined with a black cloth. Factory woven cloth, synthetic cotton, applique, hand sewing.
A pamphlet by the Ukrainophil journalist, Lonhyn Tsehelsky titled, 'Is the Ukrainian Movement a German Intrigue?', which was a response to two journalists in the Russophil Ukrainian press, N. Bobchev and T.Romanchuk, claiming the League for…
Political pamphlet of the Union for the Liberation of Ukraine denouncing Russian 'liberation' and what it means for the independence movement in Ukraine as well as geopolitical consequences for the Balkan states.
A pamphlet issued by the Union for the Liberation of Ukraine outlining the reasons Russia is waging war, as well a brief outline of the political platform of the Union for the Liberation of Ukraine.
A piece describing Baron Paul Gautsch von Frankenthurn's proposed draft for an electoral reform in the Austrian Parliament for electing ministers to the House of Deputies. and its the ramifications for the 'Ruski khlop'.
A historical piece looking at 'Sweden's forgotten ally', Ukraine, examining the two states' relations particularly in the 17th and 18th centuries, while also polemicizing about the contemporary geopolitical role of Russia in Eastern Europe as well as…
A pamphlet outlining the political landscape required for the establishment of an independent Ukraine in the context of the war as well as the involvement of Germany and Russia.
A brochure claiming Russia will not 'liberate' the people she intends to protect with the outbreak of the war, including an attachment outlining Ukraine's relations with Balkan states as well as appeals to the public opinion to sympathize with the…
A pamphlet describing educational and cultural organizations as well as the political parties present in the Zakarpatska Oblast, following the Treaty of Saint-Germain-en-Laye in 1919, which became a part of Czechoslovakia.
I was inspired to create this ceramic mug inspired by the gay pulp novel Skid Row Sweetie after looking at the gay pulp novels of the mid-20th century at the Thomas Fisher Rare Book Library. I was intrigued by the aesthetic quality of the covers with…
