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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Photoalbum and letters from relatives in Ukraine.

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Papers (1946-1958) of Myron Leskiw (1909- ) include correspondence, newspaper clippings, leaflets, and brochures. Personal correspondence largely pertains to the Ukrainian American community and its fight against communism, and to Ukrainian community activities. Also included are reports, newsletters and other materials of the Ukrainian Congress Committee of America.

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Papers (1939-1989) of Myron Malaniuk (1913- ) consist of correspondence; newspaper clippings; leaflets, brochures, form letters and flyers related to Ukrainian community life and activities in Chicago, Ill. and elsewhere.

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Papers (1912-1979) of Myroslav Sichynsky consist of family and general correspondence, speeches, form letters, collection lists, flyers concerning his lecture tours in the United States, reports and appeals by the Ukrainian National Association and Ukrainian Fraternal Association, miscellaneous publications, newspaper clippings on Ukrainian and general world affairs, 6 color slides, and a taped interview with Sichynsky.

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Papers (1944-1957) of Neonilla Patchowska (1890-1957) consist of an application to file for petition for naturalization, a photograph of her, newsletters of S. S. General Stuart Heintzelman, and commemorative stamps.

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Papers consist of photocopies of letters written by a former Ford auto worker Wasyl Lucenko to U.S. presidents and congress, Ukrainian community leaders, Ukraine's leaders, articles and newspaper clippings.

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Papers (1919-2004) of Oksana Solovey (1919- ) consist of flyers, correspondence, announcements, newspaper clippings, etc., pertaining to organizations such as the Ukrainian Writers' Association in Exile "Slovo," Ukrainian Socialist Party-Munich, Ukrainian National Republic in Exile, Ukrainian American Professional Club-Twin Cities (Minn.), and others.

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Papers of Oksana Voronin (Wikul) (1921-2001) consist of correspondence, typescript articles, newspaper clippings, flyers, programs and photographs pertaining to Ukrainian dancers and dance groups in the United States and Canada.

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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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Papers of Oleksandra F. Kostiuk (ca. 1948-1982) consist of personal and general corresondence, literary works, flyers, newspaper clippings and other materials pertaining to the Ukrainian Literary Arts Club of Minnesota, the Ukrainian Congress Committee of America, Minnesota Branch, the Shvechenko Jubilee Committee, Ukrainian Gold Cross, Ukrainian Peasant Organization, Ukrainian Chorus Dnipro, and Ukrainian Saturday School of St. George's Ukrainian Orthodox Church (Minneapolis, Minnesota).

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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.

Abstract Papers (1920- ) of Orest Iwan Horodysky (b. 1918) include programs, brochures, and other materials pertaining to Ukrainian American and Ukrainian Canadian social activities, Ukrainian Christmas cards, newspaper clippings from Ameryka, Zorya, and other newspapers. Also included is correspondence, biographical materials, materials pertaining to St. Joseph's Ukrainian Catholic Church (Chicago, Illinois), Immaculate Conception Ukrainian Catholic Church, and St. Nicholas Ukrainian Catholic...

Abstract Organizational records of the ODWU local branch based in the Twin Cities. Collection consists of correspondence, meeting minutes, flyers, event programs and pamphlets.The records of the Minnesota Branch (No. 32) are largely in the Ukranian language, and are comprised of administrative documents such as meeting minutes, correspondence, circulars and mailings, and conference information. Some information on the national level ODWU is available in the collection, due to the fact...

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Papers (1951-1981) of P. Lymarkeno consist of typescripts, correspondence, brochures, and other information pertaining to the United Ukrainian American Relief Committee, Inc., Svoboda, the American Ukrainian Resort Center, Inc., St. Vladimir Ukrainian Orthodox Cathedral (Philadelphia, Pa.), the Ukrainian Bandurists Chorus, the International Institute of Philadelphia (Pa.), the United Ukrainian War Veterans of America, and others, together with a family photograph.

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Papers of publisher and editor Pawlo Kukuruza include correspondence with the UNCHR Indemnification Fund, UUARC, Inc., doctors and lawyers, and various Ukrainian Americans regarding publications; newspaper clippings; photocopies of journals he edited and published; biographical materials; a bibliography of sub-Carpathian literature; publications about bee-keeping, and photographs.

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Papers (1947-1966) of Peter Kapschutschenko (1915- ) include photographs of his works, art exhibit programs, and miscellany.

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Papers (ca. 1925-1965) of Petro Feshchenko-Czopiwsky contain correspondence, biographical material, and manuscript and published music scores of operas and operettas by Mykola M. Arkas (1853-1909) and other composers. In Ukrainian.

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Papers (1960-1967) of Petro Sydorenko, a Ukrainian American artist and director of the Children's Art Studio in Toronto, Ontario, Canada, include art exhibit programs for Ukrainian Canadian artists and Ukrainian children's works, and informative booklets on various topics, including the Ukrainian community in Toronto.

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Papers (1957-1977) of Philip Shayda consist of brochures, flyers, newsletters, and posters pertaining to Ukrainian social, political, and community activities in Minneapolis and St. Paul, Minnesota. Shayda was long-time president of Sts. Volodymyr and Olga Ukrainian Orthodox Church Choir (St. Paul, Minn.).

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Papers (ca. 1929-1961) of Andrii Kist consist mainly of photographs pertaining to Ukrainian American church, social, and community events in the United States.

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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.

Abstract Papers (1917-1973) of Rev. Vladimir Klodnycky (1891-1973) consist of correspondence, diaries, awards, copies of articles, newspaper clippings, and photographs. Correspondents and topics include the Ukrainian Orthodox Church of Holy Ascension (Newark, N.J.), the Ukrainian-American Citizens League of New Jersey, Inc., the Ukrainian National Association, the Ukrainian Greek-Orthodox Church of Canada, the Ukrainian Central Relief Association in Oesterreich, the Ukrainian War Historical Institute...

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Organizational records including correspondence, minutes, reports, financial reports, class lessons, faculty rosters, program brochures, newspaper clippings, photographs, and educational materials.

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Collection consists of one ledger containing the organization's financial records for the period from 1961 to 1973.

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Papers (1950-1961) of Serhij Krascheninnikow (1895- ), a zoologist, consist of published articles on zoology, and his article about Mykola Zerov, a Ukrainian poet and literary editor.

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Papers (1943-1981) of Yermolenko include correspondence, minutes, financial records of the Ukrainian Cultural and Arts Club of Minnesota; records of the Commemorative Committee for the Famine in Ukraine; material pertaining to the Ukrainian Congress Committee of America -- Minnesota Branch; and records, including photographs, of the Ukrains'ke Zaporizhske Kozatstvo (Ukrainian Free Cossacks), whose headquarters were in Europe (1941-1945) and Chicago (1960-1975).

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Papers (ca. 1950s) of Stefan Kuchlewsky include programs, announcements of Ukrainian American activities, newspaper clippings, postcards, and stamps.

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Papers ( 1973-1986) of Stepan Kikta (1918- ) consist of programs, flyers, and miscellany on Ukrainian community activities in Cleveland, Ohio, as well as reports of the Ukrainian Museum-Archives, Inc., and the financial reports of the Self-Reliance Credit Union, Inc. (Cleveland).