Contains primarily radio scripts likely written or translated by Liudmyla Ivchenko as part of her work at the Ukrainian service of the Voice of America. It also contains a log book of her activities there, as well as letters and articles related to the Voice of America.

Contains primarily radio scripts likely written or translated by Liudmyla Ivchenko as part of her work at the Ukrainian service of the Voice of America. It also contains a log book of her activities there, as well as letters and articles related to the Voice of America.

Contains primarily radio scripts likely written or translated by Liudmyla Ivchenko as part of her work at the Ukrainian service of the Voice of America. It also contains a log book of her activities there, as well as letters and articles related to the Voice of America.

Manuscripts and galley proofs of writings by L. Ivchenko (under the pseudonym of her maiden name Liudmyla Kovalenko).

Manuscripts and galley proofs of writings by L. Ivchenko (under the pseudonym of her maiden name Liudmyla Kovalenko).

Two carbon copies of the typescript of an English translation of the science fiction fantasy "Rik 2245". The translation is quite polished, and therefore likely was the work of an unknown native English speaker, or Ivchenko had substatial editorial assistance.