Abstract A Ukrainian American entomologist, also an activist and poet, Granovsky was born in Berezhtsi, Ukraine, and came to the United States in 1913. He was educated at Colorado State Agricultural College and the University of Wisconsin, and taught entomology at the universities of Wisconsin and Minnesota. He became a leader in the Ukrainian American community locally and nationally and was president of the Organization for the Rebirth of Ukraine, Inc. (ODWU). In St. Paul, Minnesota, he was also an...

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Papers (1916-1970) of Alexander Bunka (1899- ) consist of correspondence with editors and congressmen concerning Ukrainian political and social issues; a scrapbook pertaining to Ukrainians in Tucson, Arizona, and correspondence with congressmen and government officials; newspaper clippings pertaining to Ukrainian folk art and Ukrainian dissidents; photographs; and materials pertaining to churches and Ukrainians in Fish Creek, Saskatchewan, Canada.

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Papers (1963-1969) of Andrii Bohdan consist of flyers and programs pertaining to cultural events in the Philadelphia, Pa. Ukrainian community. Included are lists of recordings, a flyer of the Americans to Free Captive Nations, Inc., Ukrainian Division; and a program for the Ukrainian Bandurist Chorus 50th anniversay tour.

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Records (1966-1989) of the Association for the Liberation of Ukraine (ALU) consist of materials pertaining to the organization's activities in the United States.

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The Association was founded in 1947, in Munich, to care for its members and families of deceased prisoners and to collect, arrange, and publish works by or about Ukrainian political prisoners, living or deceased.

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Collection consists of photocopied news clippings, correspondence, event programs, photographs, creative writings, and other printed matter organized in scrapbook form, also some sound recordings.

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Papers (1963-1972) of Bohdan Kulchycky consist of letterheads, form letters, and notebooks pertaining to the Philadelphia Branch and Central Executive of the Ukrainian Student Organizations of Michnowsky (TUSM) and the World Federation of TUSM; questionnaires; memoranda of the Federation of Ukrainian Students Organizations of America (SUSTA); and programs.

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Papers (1971) of Denys Kwitkowsky (1909- ), a prominent Ukrainian American lawyer from Detroit, Michigan, consist of a typescript copy of his work entitled Human Rights: Theory and Practice.

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Papers (1950-1964) of Dmytro Chabin consist of pamphlets; programs; and form letters sent to him by Ukrainian social and church organizations such as T-vo Prykhyl'nykiv Ukrainska Natsional'na Rada; the Ukrainian Congress Committee of America, and others.

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Papers (1968-1969) of Dmytro Fodchuk include correspondence; newspaper clippings; leaflets; newspapers; programs; and published materials. Much of the collection pertains to Ukrainian social activities in the United States and Canada.

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Papers ( 1950-1956) of Eugene Lachowitch (1900- ) include material on the activities of the Ukrainian Congress Committee and some of its officials in the United States and Europe, an article on Ukrainian-Jewish relations, and miscellany.

Abstract Papers (1918-1969) of Evhen Onatsky (1894- ) consist of biographical material; diplomatic papers from service in Italy (1919-1923); materials from teaching in Italy (1923-1943); papers of the Ukrainian-American Relief Committee in Rome following WWII; personal and professional correspondence from editorship of Nash Klych in Buenos Aires (1950s-1960s); and materials about compiling Ukrainian Encyclopedia. Correspondents include D. Andrievs'kyi, O. Boidunyk, I. Buchko, A. A. Granovsky, O....

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Papers (ca. 1946-2000) of Ivan Pujo consist of personal documents and correspondence, certificates and diplomas, typescript of his diploma work entitled "Znachennia hroshei narodnomu hospodarstvi" (Significance of money to the national domestic economy), draft of a new constitution for the Carpathian Union, typescript/manuscript articles, newspaper clippings, passports and photographs.

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Papers (1934-1967) of John (Iwan Marian) Chinchenko (b. 1905), a Ukrainian Canadian botanist and plant physiologist, include biographical material and articles and papers on various scientific topics. Chinchenko was born in Ukraine, and before moving to Canada was professor of biology at Gannon College (Erie, Pa.), and Dunbarton College (Washington, D.C.).

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Papers (1950-1978) of John Wakiriak, an active member of the Minnesota Ukrainian community, consist of corresondence, programs, flyers, posters, and newspaper clippings. Materials pertain particularly to activities of Ukrainians in Minneapolis, especially members of the St. Constantine Ukrainian Catholic Church community.

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Bryzhun's papers include correspondence with the Ukrainian War Veterans League, Inc.; announcements and other records of Ukrainian social events in Toronto, Canada; and programs. 

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Papers (1919-1956) of Konstantyn Yosypovych Klepachivsky (1887-1979), a lawyer and banker, contain corresondence, materials pertaining to the State Bank of Ukraine, photographs, biographical materials, maps, and miscellany. Also included are newspapers, periodicals, correspondence, and miscellany of his wife Maria Klepachivska.

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Lena Pechak was active in the Ukrainian community of Rochester, N.Y. Papers (1917-1967) consist of currency of the Ukrainian National Republic (1917-1920), a certificate of builder of the American Museum of Immigration, personal correspondence, newspaper clippings, programs, and announcements. Correspondents include Stefa Michalska, Maria Piatkovs'ka, Nadia Kushlyk, W. Sorokova, and P. V. Matkovs'kas.

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Papers (1945-1974) of Lev (or Leon) Bykovsky (b. 1895), a retired librarian from Denver, Colorado, include correspondence; programs; and newspaper clippings pertaining to the Ukrainian Festival (Dauphin, Manitoba, Canada), and the Ukrainian Free University. Also included are two manuscripts and a typescript biography of Tekla and Hryhori Danys of San Francisco, California.

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Collection consists of materials (correspondence, reports, articles, conference brochures, etc.) pertaining to the Ukrainian National Women's League of America (UNWLA) - Branch 72; the Women's National Republican Club, Inc.; and the New York Metropolitan Committee Commemorating the Milenium of Chrsitianity in Ukraine. Included are also photographs.

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Papers (1950-1963) of Maria Malevich include lists of addresses of Ukrainian National Association delegates meeting in Pennsylvania; photocopies of newspaper clippings about the Ukrainian Bandurist Chorus's U. S. concert tour, and miscellany.

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The Michael and Nadia Karkoc Papers consist of 26 notebooks of correspondence (USA, Canada, Europe, Ukraine); memoirs, additional correspondence, minutes and documents of Ukrainian political and community organizations and publishers (in USA and Europe); articles published in various Ukrainian newspapers pertaining to events in the Ukrainian American community and Ukraine (in particular the Orange Revolution); material pertaining to Ukrainian churches in the Twin Cities; and photographs.

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Papers (1920-1965) of Michael Kanuik include two life insurance certificate charts for Michael and his wife, Katherine Kanuik, with the Ukrainian National Association; appeal letters for contributions; and several religious pictures. Kanuik was a member of the Minneapolis, MN, Ukrainian community.

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Papers (1938) of Michael Komichak (1919- ), a radio station engineer and manager in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, consist of a manuscript of his "Polkovynyk Konovalets", June 14, 1891-May 23, 1938, Arnold, Pa. 26 June 1938."

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Papers (1949-1974) of Rev. Michael Kudanowicz consist of stamps, envelopes, and letterheads of various Ukrainian Plast (Scout) Youth organizations of the United States and Canada and their activities; material pertaining to the Ukrainian National Association 28th Convention; commemorative buttons and ribbons of the Catholic and Orthodox Eastern Churches of America; and miscellaneous programs and flyers on activities of the Ukrainian community of Rochester, N.Y.

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Papers (1950-1963) of Mykola Derbush consist of programs and jubilee booklets pertaining to Ukrainian Americans in the Minneapolis and Saint Paul, Minnesota.

Abstract Papers of Mykola H. Haydak (1898-1971), mostly in Ukrainian and English, include correspondence; materials pertaining to the Ukrainian Folk Ballet in the Twin Cities, Minn.; a collection of Ukrainian Christmas and Easter cards; and materials about Ukrainian immigrants, the Slavonic Encyclopedia, and Ukrainian-Jewish relations. Correspondents include Haydak's mother, Anna Haydak; his father, Hryhorii Haydak; Ivan Haydak; Mykola Nebesenko; Simon M. Nechay; Petro Filipovich; Alexander...

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Papers (1950-1986) of Oleksander Kaniuka consist of a sketchbook of original and sample versions of his graphic art works; exhibit catalogs; and newspaper clippings, as well as works used for flyers, newsletters, bulletins, and diplomas. Subjects include Ukrainian American community activities, Kaniuka's experiences in prison during 1931-1933, political cartoons on Ukraine during its occupation and struggle for independence.

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Collection consists of family and personal correspondence, photographs, event program brochures and flyers, and newspaper clippings about Olexa Bulavitsky and his artwork, exhibits, etc.

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Papers (1970-1982) of Omelan Mykhailo Tyshovnytskyi (1899- ) consist of materials pertaining to the cultural activities of the Ukrainian community in Los Angeles, California. Included are bulletins of the Ukrainian Culture Center in Los Angeles, the local chapter of Ukrainian Youth League, the Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary Ukrainian Catholic Church in Holywood, and others.