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 .

ZH BooksProfessionelle Verkäufer

Buchzahl: 003058

Katalog: DP Camp Publication

Sonstige Stichworte: Ukrainian Orthodox, Emigre, Religion

Dudko, Fedir

Otaman Kruk. Opovidannia (Otaman Kruk. Stories)

Avgsburg (Augsburg), By the author, 1946. Third edition (originally published in 1924); 6 3/4 x 4 3/4; pp. [2], 5-76; light-brown wraps, printed and ruled in black; uniform age-toning; chips with small loss of paper to tips of spine; in very good- condition. Fedir Dudko (1885 - 1962), writing under the pseudonyms Odud, F. Karpenko, and others, was a Ukrainian author, journalist, and social activist. After working at the library of the Shevchenko Scientific Society, Dudko left Ukraine, first to Germany, where he spent time at several DP (displaced persons) camps and where he published his current book, and then to the US, where he worked for several emigre journals and wrote numerous short stories and novels, including the present one, dealing with the importance of spiritual independence of Ukraine. Very good .

ZH BooksProfessionelle Verkäufer

Buchzahl: 003049

Katalog: DP

Sonstige Stichworte: Emigre, Spiritual

[Edited by] Yendyk, Rostyslav; et al

Naukovi Zapysky Utgi I [IV] (Utgi Scientific Proceedings I [IV])

Regensburg, Ukrainskyi Tekhnichno-Gospodarskyi Instytut, 1948. First Edition. First edition; 10 x 6 1/2; pp. 3-198; olive-green wraps, printed and ruled in black; illustrated with graphs, maps, pictures, tables, and a large, fold-out technical drawing; two stamps of the institute to front wrap and title page; sun-fading to margins of wraps; small nicks to tips of spine; staples showing at hinges with small splits around; overall in very good- condition. In Ukrainian, English, and German. The Ukrainian Technical and Husbandry Institute was established in 1932 as a polytechnical institute and a correspondence school of the Ukrainian Husbandry Academy in, then, Czechoslovakia. Fleeing the advancing Soviet Army in 1945, the faculty of the institute were granted permission by the US forces to continue their work at a DP camp in Regensburg. The current book contained lectures and notes on math, chemistry, history, etc. Very good .

ZH BooksProfessionelle Verkäufer

Buchzahl: 003054

Katalog: DP Camp Publications

Sonstige Stichworte: Dp, Science, Ukraine

[Edited by] Kurpita, Teodor

Poklin Marii. Ukrainska Emigratsiia V Nimechchyni Prechystii Divi Marii Vladychytsi I Opikuntsi Ukrainy (in Mary's Honour. The Ukrainian Emigration to the Blessed Virgin Mary, Queen and Protectress of Ukraine)

Miunkhen, Nakladom vydavnytstva religiinoi literatury, 1947. First Edition. First edition; 8 1/4 x 5 3/4; pp. [4], 5-158, [2]; brown pictorial wraps in brick-red and black; title in Ukrainian, English, German, and French on facing pages; illustrated with frontis plate, photographs, drawings, and a music score; a bit of wear and creasing to corners and along spine; in very good condition. Teodor Kurpita was a poet, novelist, satirist, playwright, and journalist. He emigrated to Germany in 1945 and spent time at several DP camps, where he founded the publishing house "Akademiia" and was Editor-in-chief of the scientific magazine "Ridne slovo." After WWII, Kurpita settled permanently in Chicago, where he became Editor-in-chief of the emigre journal "Ukrainske zhittia" and wrote numerous novels and poetry collections. His current work was published during his time at a DP camp in Munich and focused on Virgin Mary, revered among Ukrainians, and her representation in art, literature, and music. Very good .

ZH BooksProfessionelle Verkäufer

Buchzahl: 003052

Katalog: DP Camp Publications

Sonstige Stichworte: Virgin Mary, Ukraine