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This collection consists of audio recordings of performances of the St. Volodymyr Cathederal (New York, NY) choir, bandura trio, and family recordings.

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Collection contains 53 audio cassettes (40 cassettes of live event recordings, 1975-1991 and undated; 11 cassettes of readings, symposia, and other events associated with the residency of Lina Kostenko in Ann Arbor, Michigan; 2 commercial recordings).

Scope and Contents This collection consists of personal documents, writings, photographs, audio recordings, and ephemera related to Petro Matula, Musii Matula, Olha Dibert Matula, and Warwara, Wasyl, and Alexander Dibert. It also contains records of the Fond Dopomohy Ukraini (Fund to Aid Ukraine) of the sisterhood at St. Andrew Ukrainian Orthodox Cathedral in Silver Spring, Md. Зміст фонду Фонд складається з особистих документів, письмових творів, фотографій,...

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Mykola Francuzenko was a Ukrainian and Ukrainian American writer, radio journalist, actor, and social activist. He was a writer and broadcaster for the Ukrainian services of Radio Liberty and the Voice of America during the Cold War. This collection consists primarily of written materials, audio recordings, and photographs related to Francuzenko's radio journalism work, as well as personal photographs, media, correspondence, and writings.

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Collection contains shellac and vinyl phonograph records, cassette and open reel recordings (many unique), research files, correspondence, record company and auction catalogs, and realia.

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Collection contains metal phonograph record stamping masters and 1/4" audio tape.

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This collection houses the personal and professional papers of the writer, linguist, and editor Vasyl' Chaplenko. It documents his studies of the Ukrainian language, politics, and literature through typescripts of his articles, his correspondence, and through his large collection of annotated newspaper and periodical articles.

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The Volodymyr and Katherine Kedrowsky Papers contain primary source material regarding Volodymyr's activities as a diplomat for the Ukrainian People's Republic, as director of the Ukrainian service of the Voice of America, and his political and historical writings. It also includes photographs and ephemera related to Katherine's work with Girl Scouting and Ukrainian women's affairs.