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Correspondence with Vasile Avramenko (1934), O. I. Bochkovs'kyi (Saskatoon, 1936), V. Batyts'kyi (Soiuz Ukraintsiv Samostiinykiv v Kanadi, Winnipeg, 1936-1936), Fr. Petro Bilon (1930-1940), and letters from and related to V. Kaspruk (William Kasprook, 1932-1938). Also contains third-party letters from Fr. Iurii Baran (1938)

Scope and Contents Includes membership list and bylaws of St. Volodymyr Parish (St. Louis, Mo.), correspondence with and mailings from the Soiuz Ukraintsiv Samostiinykiv v Kanadi (Ukrainian Self-Reliance League of Canada), as well as membership lists from the Dauphin, Man. branch of SUSK (1930-1934), and correspondence with Fr. Semen Savchuk (1939-1941), Myroslav and Mykhailo Stechyshyn (1935-1938), Fr. Volodymyr Sliuzar (1935-1938), Mykhailo Smitiukh (1935-1936), Ivan Danyl'chuk (1935-1938), Sakaliuk family...

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Includes correspondence with the Symon Petliura Library in Paris (1930-1932), Avramenko Film Productions, Inc. (1 item, 1937), Theodore Humeniuk (1932-1938), Yurii Hassan (1932-1933, and obiturary), Fr. Ieronim Hrytsyna (1928-1938), and Fr. Phillip Halicke (Pylyp Halyts'kyi, 1936-1938).

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Includes correspondence with the P. Mohyla Institute (1929-1935); Ukrainian Military Invalids in Poland and other Ukrainian exile organizations in Poland (1927-1932); Fr. K. Kyrstiuk (1935-1938); Vasyl' Kaspruk (including correspondence related to obtaining visa, 1937-1940); Stepan Kuryliv (1935-1938); Oleksandr Koshyts' (7 items, 1934-1937); Ivan Kovtaliuk (1927-1930); Fr. V. Kas'kiv (1938); and individuals in Harbin, China.

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Includes Alien Registration Form, address list of members of Woonsocket, R.I. church, church announcements, correspondence with family members (1931-1941), and correspondence with Ol'ha Lepkova (1939-1940).

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Includes correspondence with Fr. Omelan Mycyk (Omelian Mytsyk, 1932-1940) and Fr. Petro Maievs'kyi (1932-1935).

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Consists exclusively of correspondence with Dr. Ivan Ohienko of the periodical "Ridna Mova" in Warsaw. Ohienko would later become Metropolitan Ilarion, prime hierarch of the Ukrainian Greek Orthodox Church of Canada.