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Correspondence of Dmytro Bratush with Ukrainian civic, community, and political leaders, as well as some correspondence with family members

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Papers of scholar of Ukrainian architecture, art and graphics Volodymyr Sichynskyi including correspondence, manuscripts, subject files, and photographs.

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The bulk of the collection is comprised of correspondence to Jan Tokarzewski-Karaszewicz from leaders of the Ukrainian government-in-exile and other Ukrainian political figures. The correspondence also consists of letters from prominent civic leaders, artists, journalists, scholars, writers, and religious figures. The remaining correspondence pertains to family, personal friends, and heraldic research. There are also subject files, writings, and personal files.

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Papers of Ukranian émigré Yaroslav J. Chyz including publications (1923-1963); telegrams (1917-1918); photographs (1914-1950s); and miscellaneous material (1914-1924). The collection as a whole provides insights into events related to the abdication of Tsar Nicholas II in early 1917 and the ensuing hostilities that enveloped Eastern Europe. It also reveals Chyz's active involvement in the press, organizations, and cultural and civic affairs of American nationality groups.

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Personal papers of Ukrainian émigré Sephania Halychyn. Also includes some organizational records of the Ukrainian Gold Cross.

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Biographical material, correspondence, music, writings, and photographs of Ukranian musician and musicologist Zinovii Lysko.

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Letters, press clippings, and publications relating to Augustin Stefan's personal involvement in and research on the political and cultural life of Carpatho-Ukraine.

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The collection is comprised of correspondence, personal and government documents, photographs, newspaper clippings, and publications, that pertain to Mykola Lebed's involvement with various Ukrainian political and civic organizations, particularly for the period from the 1930s to the 1970s when he was closely involved in the leadership of the Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists, the Ukrainian Insurgent Army, the Ukrainian Supreme Liberation Council, and the Prolog Research corporation.

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Chiefly correspondence of Ukranian author Mykola Ponedilok. The majority of letters were written to him once he had emigrated to the United States and pertain primarily to his public appearances, publications, and professional as well as personal relationships with editors, journalists, literary scholars.

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The papers contain correspondence with Ukrainian community, political, and military leaders. Several of Dushenko's correspondents were closely involved with the Ukrainian National Republic. Others were involved with Ukrainian community organizations in North America. The collection overall is a good source for the study of Ukrainian history and politics from 1917 to 1921, and post-World War II émigré life in the United States.

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Papers of Ukrainian émigré and author Volodymyr Nestorovych including biographical material, personal documents, correspondence, newspaper clippings, manuscripts, and a scrapbook.

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Papers of Victor Peters, Ukrainian émigré and professor emeritus at Moorhead State College in Minnesota including correspondence, articles, and reviews related to research for his book Nestor Makhno: The Life of an Anarchist (Winnipeg: Echo Books, 1970).

Overview: The Ukrainian Council for Physical Culture (Rada fizychnoi kultury, or RFK) was founded by Ukrainian refugees in postwar Germany in November 1945. This organization coordinated over 50 Ukrainian sports clubs that had arisen in the DP camps. Photograph album includes photographs of the various Ukrainian DP sports clubs in Germany that were overseen by the Ukrainian Council for Physical Culture. The majority of the photographs were taken during the 1948 DP Olympiad, and during inter-league...

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Po Radianskii Ukraini was a periodical of photographs documenting Soviet Ukraine. The photographs in this collection were taken throughout Ukraine in and near cities such as Uzhhorod, Kyiv, Sumy, Poltava, Lviv, Odessa, Kharkiv, and Donetsk. They include images of major industrial and technical projects, idyllic rural and cultural scenes, and monuments and individuals important to Soviet history.

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Records of the Central Union of Ukrainian Students (TseSUS). This collection forms one part of the Ukrainian Student Movement Archive.

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Records of the Union of Ukrainian Student Associations in Germany (SUSON). This collection forms one part of the Ukrainian Student Movement Archive.

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Records of the Federation of Ukrainian Student Organizations of America. This collection forms one part of the Ukrainian Student Movement Archive.