Papers, 1912-1983.

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Papers, 1912-1983.

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Papers ofUkranian émigré Yaroslav J. Chyz including publications (1923-1963); telegrams(1917-1918); photographs (1914-1950s); and miscellaneous material (1914-1924). Thecollection as a whole provides insights into events related to the abdication of TsarNicholas II in early 1917 and the ensuing hostilities that enveloped Eastern Europe. Italso reveals Chyz's active involvement in the press, organizations, and cultural andcivic affairs of American nationality groups.

3 boxes (1.5linear feet)

Ukrainian Research Institute Library, Harvard University

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