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Article commenting on "The Slavs" by Marija Gimbutas.

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Correspondence, newspaper clippings, newsletters and ephemera published by various "Runvira" ("Ukrainian National Faith") affiliates, and short article decrying the movement to characterize Christmas as a pagan holiday.

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Contains lexicographic notes.

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Contains ephemera, lists of photographs, notebooks of poetry in Russian, photographs, and notes.

Scope and Contents From the Collection: This collection contains the papers of Iurii and Ol’ha Perkhorovych, who were from the Volyn' region of Ukraine, but who became World War II displaced persons and resettled in Brooklyn, New York. It contains extensive correspondence (both incoming and outgoing) with family members, friends, and a very wide range of prominent individuals, including bishops, clergy, scientists, historians, and archaeologists, as well as political activists, diplomats, and army veterans of the Ukrainian...

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Contains correspondence, writings, clippings of biographies, and a gravestone design.

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Correspondence, manuscripts submitted to "Chronicles of Volyn", and notes on research done by Perkhorovych on behalf of others. Original file included two sub-folders entitled "Rozanda" and "R. Bzhes'kyi/spravy".

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This sub-series documents the activities of the Perkhorovyches researching the history of the Matsievych family. It includes letters from Levko Matsievych's daughter Tetiana Matsievych Porsch and other relatives or individuals connected to the family, photographs (and copies of photographs) of Levko Matsievych and family, and research notes and genealogical information compiled by the Perkhorovyches.

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Contains correspondence of Ol'ha Perkhorovych with Metr. Mstyslav regarding the republication of "Opovidannia z sviatoho pysania" (1863) by Fr. Stefan Opatovych, typescript of "Poezdka v Evropu" by M. Graev, original drawing of the deceased Arsen Shumovskyi, photograph of a still-life painting by R. Horbachevs'ka, and copies of published materials.

Scope and Contents From the Collection: This collection contains the papers of Iurii and Ol’ha Perkhorovych, who were from the Volyn' region of Ukraine, but who became World War II displaced persons and resettled in Brooklyn, New York. It contains extensive correspondence (both incoming and outgoing) with family members, friends, and a very wide range of prominent individuals, including bishops, clergy, scientists, historians, and archaeologists, as well as political activists, diplomats, and army veterans of the Ukrainian...