Baran, Stepan

Tserkovna Uniia Z Rymom. V 350-Littia Beresteiskoi Unii (the Church Unification with Rome. On the 350th Anniversary of the Brest Union)

Miunkhen - Mittenvald, Biblioteka "Khrystyianskoho shliakhu, 1946. First Edition. First edition, stand-alone volume, part 2; 9 1/2 x 8; pp. [1], 2-25, [1]; stapled, light-brown wraps, printed and ruled in black; mimeographed text; paper along spine with a closed cut; fore-edge of wraps extremely fragile, with several chips; previous owner's signature and date to front wrap; in good condition. Stepan Baran (1879 - 1953) was a political activist, journalist, lawyer, and author. He was a co-founder of the West Ukrainian People's Republic and Chairman of the Supreme Council of the Ukrainian National Democratic Party. Baran left Ukraine for Germany in 1944 and was Prime Minister of the Government of the Ukrainian People's Republic in exile in 1952 - 1953. He authored numerous books - most of them historical studies. Published in a DP camp in Germany and part of a series, each volume written by a different author, his current work was published on the 350th anniversary of the 1596 Union of Brest-Litovsk, which would ultimately contribute to the Khmelnytsky Uprising in Ukraine. Good .

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Book number: 003058

Catalogue: DP Camp Publication

Keywords: Ukrainian Orthodox, Emigre, Religion

Endyk, Rostyslav

Tytan. Poemy (Titan. Poems)

S. l. (Germany): Na chuzhyni, S. l. (US-Zone), 1948. First Edition. First edition; 6 3/4 x 5; pp. 3-83; light-brown wraps, printed in black; a few minor spots to wraps; staples showing at back hinge; in very good condition. Rostyslav Endyk (1906 - 1974) was a Ukrainian anthropologist, author, journalst, educator, politician, and full member of the Shevchenko Scientific Society. Some of his most notable scientific books included studies of the anthropology of Ukrainians, including "Anthropological features of the Ukrainian people" (1934) and "Introduction to the racial structure of Ukraine" (1949). After escaping Ukraine at the begining of WWI, he lived and worked in Krakow and then in Germany, contributing to several emigre journals in Europe and in the US and writing numerous collections of short stories, including the current, epic poem, one of his best-known works, published in a DP (displaced persons) camp in Germany. Very good .

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Book number: 003248

Catalogue: DP Publication

Keywords: Poetry, Emigre, Ukraine, Germany

Isaiv, Petro

Beresteiska Uniia V 350-I Rokovyny (on the 350th Anniversary of the Union of Brest)

Miunkhen - Mittenvald, Biblioteka "Khrystyianskoho shliakhu, 1946. First Edition. First edition, stand-alone volume, part 3; 9 1/2 x 7 3/4; pp. [1], 2-31, [1]; stapled, light-brown wraps, printed and ruled in black; mimeographed text; paper along spine fragile with a closed cut and small loss of paper to tail; crease to upper corner; previous owner's signature and date to front wrap; in good to very good condition. Petro Isaiv (1905 - 1973) was a historian, journalist, and educator. During WWII, he was Head of the educational department of the Ukrainian Central Committee and edited several periodicals. He left Ukraine for Germany in 1944 and spent several years at various DP (displaced persons) camps, before permanently emigrating to Philadelphia in 1949, where he continued writing, particularly on Ukrainian church history. Published in a DP camp in Germany and part of a series, each volume written by a different author, his current work was published on the 350th anniversary of the 1596 Union of Brest-Litovsk, which would ultimately contribute to the Khmelnytsky Uprising in Ukraine. Very good .

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Book number: 003057

Catalogue: DP Camp Publication

Keywords: Ukrainian Orthodox, Emigre, Religion

Kashchenko, A. (Adrian)

Zruinovane Gnizdo (the Ruined Nest)

Augsburg, Published under D. P. Publications Licence US-E-4, OMGB, Information Control Division, 1947. Uniform edition, 1 of 3000 copies; 8 x 5 3/4; pp. 3-94; pictorial wraps; some loss of paper to spine cover and a few small chips to fore-edge of front wrap; previous owners' personal stamp and signature to title page; in good to very good condition. Adrian Kashchenko (1858 - 1921) was a reknowned Ukrainian author and historian of the Zaporozhian Cossacks. He was also an active participant in the "Prosvita" (Enlightenment) Society and founded his own publishing house. Most of his works were centered on the history and lives of Zaporozhians, including the current one, which described the negatives of the post-break-up of the Zaporozhian Host. This edition was published in a DP (displaced persons) camp in the American Occulational Zone in Germany. Good .

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Book number: 003246

Catalogue: DP Publication

Keywords: Cossacks, Dp Publication