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A brief piece outlining the Russian contingent in Hungary in the context of the other Slavic nationalities.

Plaster cast of Moses, originally located in the Architecture Library at the School of Practical Science, c. 1906, now in the Eberhard Zeidler Library.

A monograph written by John Griffith, a Welsh-born Professor of Law who would eventually teach at York University during the mid-80s. The following monograph is detailed to have been a controversial published item that sparked outrage because of…

Technical drawing by Chester Brown Hamilton during his time as a student at the School of Practical Science, University of Toronto.

Technical drawing by William Cooper Lumbers during his time as a student at the School of Practical Science, University of Toronto.

Technical drawing by Henry G. Acres during his time as a student in at the School of Practical Science, University of Toronto.

Publication of the Ukrainian student society "Sich" issued in Vienna in 1921.

"Moisture drawn from books was collected by de-humidifier"

The art critic and writer, Mykola Holubets, who also wrote poetry appearing in the work titled 'Mad Moses'.

My Africa is a narrative poem that tells the story of a Black cavalry officer who fought and died for the Red Army’s revolutionary cause during the Russian Civil War. This edition of My Africa was published after Kornilov’s rehabilitation in…

Part one and two of four, from the memoirs of the historian, Dmytro Doroshenko, subtitled 'The Galician Ruin 1914 - 1917', and 'The Beginnings of the Revival of Ukrainian Statehood - The Days of the Central Council' respectively, which outline…

Part three of four, from the memoirs of the historian, Dmytro Doroshenko, subtitled 'The Days of the Hetmanate' from 1918.

A cultural tribute organized at the POW camp in Wetzlar in honour of Modest Mentsinsky, on the February 6, 1916.