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Title: Ukrainian Collaborationist Newspapers, Lvivski Vist, Krakivski Visti, and Wolyn, 1940-1945

ID: RG-21/

Primary Creator: Lvivski Visti

Other Creators: Krakivski Visti, Wolyn (1941)

Extent: 0.0

Arrangement:

The arrangement scheme for the record group was imposed during processing in the absence of an original order. Materials are arranged by publication, then by identifier, as assigned by the processor.

Record group is comprised of three collections: 1. Krakivski Visti publications; 2. Lvivski Visti publications; 3. Wolyn publications.

Subjects: Collaboration between Ukrainian auxiliary police and German authorities, 1941 -- 1945, collaboration in the Holocaust, District Galicia (General Government: Administrative Unit), 1941 -- 1945, Documents in Ukrainian language, Eastern Galicia (Poland: Region), General Government (German-occupied Poland), 1939 -- 1945, Holocaust in Ukraine, Ideology of Ukrainian Nationalism, Krakivski Visti, Ukrainian collaborating with German Authorities periodical in Cracow, 1940 -- 1945, Lemberg (Poland: General Government: District Galicia), 1941 -- 1944, Lviv (Ukraine), Lvivski Visti, Ukrainian collaborating with German Authorities periodical, Lviv, 1940 --1944, Lwow (Poland), Narratives in Ukrainian language, Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists (OUN), periodicals, Ukrainian, Poland (1939 --1945), Theory of Ukrainian Nationalism, Ukraine (1939-1945), Ukrainian -- Jewish Relation under the Nazi-German regime in Eastern Galicia, 1941 -- 1944, Ukrainian - German Relations, 1939 -- 1941, Ukrainian - German Relations, 1941 -- 1945, Ukrainian administrative and police authorities in Eastern Galicia, 1941 -- 1944, Ukrainian Auxiliary Police, Ukrainian collaborating with German authorities periodicals in Cracow, 1940 --1945, Ukrainian collaborating with German authorities periodicals in Lviv, 1941 -- 1944, Ukrainian combat SS Division Galicia, 1944, Ukrainian military formations in the Second World War, 1939 -- 1945, Ukrainian national aspirations, Ukrainian political spectrum in Eastern Galicia, 1941 -- 1945, Ukrainian public organizations in Eastern Galicia under the Nazi-German regime, 1941 -- 1944, Ukrainian Society of East Galicia in relation to Nazi-German cause, 1939 --1945, Wolyn (Volhynia), Ukrainian collaborating periodical, 1941, Wolyn province (1940 -- 1945)

Forms of Material: Eastern Galicia (Ukraine: Region)

Languages: Ukrainian

Abstract

A selection of Ukrainian-language collaborating periodicals, published under the German occupation regime in Lviv (Eastern Galicia), Cracow (Western Galicia) and Wolyn (Volhynia) region. These periodicals replicated the German officialdom, were under German censorsship and propagated the doctrine of National Socialism.

In local matters, they typically appealed to Ukrainian population, asking to support the German-Nazi cause.

Scope and Contents of the Materials

This record group is comprised of the periodicals Krakivski Visti, Lvivski Visti, and Wolyn, a group of Ukrainian collaborator newspapers during the Second World War. Initiated by the Ukrainian civil administration, the publication of Ukrainian-language newspapers in German-occupied Galicia, Lvivski Visti and Krakivski Visti began publication soon after the German Army invaded first Poland (Krakivski Visti) and then the USSR (Lvivski Visti). Expropriation of formerly-owned Jewish publishing houses became possible as a result of the process called Aryanization (transferring of Jewish property to non-Jewish individuals or organizations). Thus Jewish publishing houses in Lviv and Cracow were aryanized and given to the Ukrainian organizations, which allowed for the publication of periodicals such as these.

All periodicals are digitized.

Collection Historical Note

Ukrainian newspapers followed official German ideology. They adopted anti-Bolshevik rhetoric, but emphasized Ukrainian economic and cultural development under German auspices. The editorial boards carried out a policy of soliciting Ukrainian support for the German cause. German administration limited the scope of both publications, Lvivski Visti and Krakivski Visti, to pure Ukrainian internal affairs and to the demonstration of Ukrainian support of the Nazis’ “New Order.” It was typical, within these publications, to not to give any accounts of the German genocidal policy, and largely, the editions resorted to silencing the mass killing of Jews in Galicia. Ukrainian newspapers presented the Jewish Question in light of the official Nazi propaganda, corollary to the Jewish world conspiracy.

Execution of the Final Solution was never a theme for the Ukrainian periodicals published under German control. This theme was restricted and, if reported, was limited to the short reports about the Ukrainian order police’s mundane activities. References to Ukrainian national movement (OUN) were also restricted, and, therefore, there were no reflections on the Movement of the Ukrainian Nationalists (OUN) and the activities of the Ukrainian Insurgent Army (UPA).

Everyday attention was given to economic and cultural life, and especially to the support of the German war effort. In 1943 and 1944, both Lvivski Visti and Krakivski Visti hailed the German-approved formation of the 14^th Waffen SS Division Halychyna, composed of Ukrainian volunteers. Ukrainians prefered to see this formation, especially at the end of the war, as a nucleus for a future Ukrainian Army, calling it the First Ukrainian Rifle Division. Both newspapers serve as primary sources for life in the occupied territories and reflect the complex dynamic of the Ukrainian-German relations as they developed over the time.

Wolyn (Volhynia) was another Ukrainian-language collaborationist newspaper published in Rivne (Rowne). Wolyn was published in Reichskommissariat Ukraine (the former Soviet territory), while Lvivski Visti and Krakivski Visti were published in General Gouvernment (German-occupied Poland). German authorities divided the occupied Ukrainian territories between the General Gouvernment (occupied Poland) and Reichskommissariat Ukraine. Overall, German occupation regime was somewhat softer in the district of Galicia (General Gouvernment), compared to the Reichskommissariat Ukraine or the other Soviet-occupied territories.

Subject/Index Terms

Collaboration between Ukrainian auxiliary police and German authorities, 1941 -- 1945
collaboration in the Holocaust
District Galicia (General Government: Administrative Unit), 1941 -- 1945
Documents in Ukrainian language
Eastern Galicia (Poland: Region)
General Government (German-occupied Poland), 1939 -- 1945
Holocaust in Ukraine
Ideology of Ukrainian Nationalism
Krakivski Visti, Ukrainian collaborating with German Authorities periodical in Cracow, 1940 -- 1945
Lemberg (Poland: General Government: District Galicia), 1941 -- 1944
Lviv (Ukraine)
Lvivski Visti, Ukrainian collaborating with German Authorities periodical, Lviv, 1940 --1944
Lwow (Poland)
Narratives in Ukrainian language
Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists (OUN)
periodicals, Ukrainian
Poland (1939 --1945)
Theory of Ukrainian Nationalism
Ukraine (1939-1945)
Ukrainian -- Jewish Relation under the Nazi-German regime in Eastern Galicia, 1941 -- 1944
Ukrainian - German Relations, 1939 -- 1941
Ukrainian - German Relations, 1941 -- 1945
Ukrainian administrative and police authorities in Eastern Galicia, 1941 -- 1944
Ukrainian Auxiliary Police
Ukrainian collaborating with German authorities periodicals in Cracow, 1940 --1945
Ukrainian collaborating with German authorities periodicals in Lviv, 1941 -- 1944
Ukrainian combat SS Division Galicia, 1944
Ukrainian military formations in the Second World War, 1939 -- 1945
Ukrainian national aspirations
Ukrainian political spectrum in Eastern Galicia, 1941 -- 1945
Ukrainian public organizations in Eastern Galicia under the Nazi-German regime, 1941 -- 1944
Ukrainian Society of East Galicia in relation to Nazi-German cause, 1939 --1945
Wolyn (Volhynia), Ukrainian collaborating periodical, 1941
Wolyn province (1940 -- 1945)

Administrative Information

Repository: Los Angeles Museum of the Holocaust

Preferred Citation: RG-21, Ukrainian Collaborator Newspapers. Los Angeles Museum of the Holocaust Archive.

Processing Information: Materials are primarily described using the local descriptive standards of the LA Museum of the Holocaust.

Box and Folder Listing

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[Sub-Collection 1: RG-21.01, Krakivski Visti (Cracow Herald), 1940 -- 1945],
[Sub-Collection 2: RG-21.02, Lvivski Vist (Lviv Herald), 1941 -- 1944],
[Sub-Collection 3: RG-21.03, Wolyn, Volhnynia, periodical, 1941],
[Sub-Collection 4: RG-21.04, Ukrainian Word, Stanyslaviv, 1941 -- 1944],
[Sub-Collection 5: RG-21.05, The Stanislaviv Word (Stanislavivs'ke Slovo), 1942 -- 1943],
[Sub-Collection 6: RG-21.06, Samostijna Ukraina (The Independent Ukraine) Stanislaviv, July 1941],
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Sub-Collection 1: RG-21.01, Krakivski Visti (Cracow Herald), 1940 -- 1945

Krakowski Visti (Cracow Herlad) was a Ukrainian-language collaborationist periodical published by Ukrainian public organizations in Cracow under Nazi-German occupation regime in 1940 --1945

Subject/Index Terms:: Ukrainian collaborating with German authorities periodicals in Cracow, 1940 --1945; Collaboration between Ukrainian auxiliary police and German authorities, 1941 -- 1945; collaboration in the Holocaust; Ukrainian collaboration in the Holocaust; Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists (OUN); Ukrainian - German Relations, 1939 -- 1941; Ukrainian aspirations of independence; General-Government (German-occupied Poland, 1939-1945); Kraków (Poland); Cracow (Poland); Western Galicia (Poland: Region); Ukrainian society of West Galicia in relation to Nazi-German cause, 1940 --1945; Ukrainian - German relations, 1940 -- 1945; Ukrainian national aspirations; Ukrainian national aspirations under Nazi-German regime, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian - Polish relations under Nazi-German regime, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian - Jewish relations under Nazi-German regime, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian Central Committee in Cracow, public organization under Nazi-German regime; Nazi-German perception of Ukrainian population in Galicia, 1939 -- 1945; Nazi-German perception of Ukrainian independence, 1939 --1945; Ukrainian collaborating perception of National Socialism, 1939 -- 1945; Hans Frank, General Governor of the occupied Poland (General Gouvernment); Volodymyr Kubijovic, Chairman of Ukrainian Central Committee, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian collaborating conception of German-Ukrainian alliance, 1939 -- 1945; Geo-strategic situation in Ukraine, 1944; Lviv (Ukraine); Lwow (Poland); Lemberg (Poland: General Government: District Galicia), 1941 -- 1944; Metropolitan Andrej Sheptytsky, Metropolitan of the Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church, public figure; Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church, Catholic Church of Eastern Rite; Warsaw Uprising, August -- September 1944; Ukrainian Insurgent Movement, 1940 -- 1956; Ukrainian collaborationist periodicals in German-occupied Ukraine, 1944 -- 1944; Ukraine (1939-1945); Documents in Ukrainian language; Narratives in Ukrainian language; Poland (1939 --1945); periodicals, Ukrainian

Creators:: Krakowski Visti (Cracow Herald), editorial board and contributors (1940 -- 1945)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 1: RG-21.01.01, Krakivski Visti, March 27, 1940, March 1940

Subject/Index Terms:: Collaboration between Ukrainian auxiliary police and German authorities, 1941 -- 1945; collaboration in the Holocaust; Cracow (Poland); Documents in Ukrainian language; General-Government (German-occupied Poland, 1939-1945); Geo-strategic situation in Ukraine, 1944; Hans Frank, General Governor of the occupied Poland (General Gouvernment); Kraków (Poland); Lemberg (Poland: General Government: District Galicia), 1941 -- 1944; Lviv (Ukraine); Lwow (Poland); Metropolitan Andrej Sheptytsky, Metropolitan of the Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church, public figure; Narratives in Ukrainian language; Nazi-German perception of Ukrainian independence, 1939 --1945; Nazi-German perception of Ukrainian population in Galicia, 1939 -- 1945; Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists (OUN); periodicals, Ukrainian; Poland (1939 --1945); Ukraine (1939-1945); Ukrainian - German Relations, 1939 -- 1941; Ukrainian - German relations, 1940 -- 1945; Ukrainian - Jewish relations under Nazi-German regime, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian - Polish relations under Nazi-German regime, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian aspirations of independence; Ukrainian Central Committee in Cracow, public organization under Nazi-German regime; Ukrainian collaborating conception of German-Ukrainian alliance, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian collaborating perception of National Socialism, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian collaborating with German authorities periodicals in Cracow, 1940 --1945; Ukrainian collaboration in the Holocaust; Ukrainian collaborationist periodicals in German-occupied Ukraine, 1944 -- 1944; Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church, Catholic Church of Eastern Rite; Ukrainian Insurgent Movement, 1940 -- 1956; Ukrainian national aspirations; Ukrainian national aspirations under Nazi-German regime, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian society of West Galicia in relation to Nazi-German cause, 1940 --1945; Volodymyr Kubijovic, Chairman of Ukrainian Central Committee, 1939 -- 1945; Warsaw Uprising, August -- September 1944; Western Galicia (Poland: Region)

Creators:: Krakowski Visti (Cracow Herald), editorial board and contributors (1940 -- 1945)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 2: RG-21.01.02, Krakivski Visti, April 4, 1940, April 1940

Subject/Index Terms:: Collaboration between Ukrainian auxiliary police and German authorities, 1941 -- 1945; collaboration in the Holocaust; Cracow (Poland); Documents in Ukrainian language; General-Government (German-occupied Poland, 1939-1945); Geo-strategic situation in Ukraine, 1944; Hans Frank, General Governor of the occupied Poland (General Gouvernment); Kraków (Poland); Lemberg (Poland: General Government: District Galicia), 1941 -- 1944; Lviv (Ukraine); Lwow (Poland); Metropolitan Andrej Sheptytsky, Metropolitan of the Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church, public figure; Narratives in Ukrainian language; Nazi-German perception of Ukrainian independence, 1939 --1945; Nazi-German perception of Ukrainian population in Galicia, 1939 -- 1945; Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists (OUN); periodicals, Ukrainian; Poland (1939 --1945); Ukraine (1939-1945); Ukrainian - German Relations, 1939 -- 1941; Ukrainian - German relations, 1940 -- 1945; Ukrainian - Jewish relations under Nazi-German regime, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian - Polish relations under Nazi-German regime, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian aspirations of independence; Ukrainian Central Committee in Cracow, public organization under Nazi-German regime; Ukrainian collaborating conception of German-Ukrainian alliance, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian collaborating perception of National Socialism, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian collaborating with German authorities periodicals in Cracow, 1940 --1945; Ukrainian collaboration in the Holocaust; Ukrainian collaborationist periodicals in German-occupied Ukraine, 1944 -- 1944; Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church, Catholic Church of Eastern Rite; Ukrainian Insurgent Movement, 1940 -- 1956; Ukrainian national aspirations; Ukrainian national aspirations under Nazi-German regime, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian society of West Galicia in relation to Nazi-German cause, 1940 --1945; Volodymyr Kubijovic, Chairman of Ukrainian Central Committee, 1939 -- 1945; Warsaw Uprising, August -- September 1944; Western Galicia (Poland: Region)

Creators:: Krakowski Visti (Cracow Herald), editorial board and contributors (1940 -- 1945)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 3: RG-21.01.03, Krakivski Visti, April 7, 1940, April 1940

Subject/Index Terms:: Collaboration between Ukrainian auxiliary police and German authorities, 1941 -- 1945; collaboration in the Holocaust; Cracow (Poland); Documents in Ukrainian language; General-Government (German-occupied Poland, 1939-1945); Geo-strategic situation in Ukraine, 1944; Hans Frank, General Governor of the occupied Poland (General Gouvernment); Kraków (Poland); Lemberg (Poland: General Government: District Galicia), 1941 -- 1944; Lviv (Ukraine); Lwow (Poland); Metropolitan Andrej Sheptytsky, Metropolitan of the Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church, public figure; Narratives in Ukrainian language; Nazi-German perception of Ukrainian independence, 1939 --1945; Nazi-German perception of Ukrainian population in Galicia, 1939 -- 1945; Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists (OUN); periodicals, Ukrainian; Poland (1939 --1945); Ukraine (1939-1945); Ukrainian - German Relations, 1939 -- 1941; Ukrainian - German relations, 1940 -- 1945; Ukrainian - Jewish relations under Nazi-German regime, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian - Polish relations under Nazi-German regime, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian aspirations of independence; Ukrainian Central Committee in Cracow, public organization under Nazi-German regime; Ukrainian collaborating conception of German-Ukrainian alliance, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian collaborating perception of National Socialism, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian collaborating with German authorities periodicals in Cracow, 1940 --1945; Ukrainian collaboration in the Holocaust; Ukrainian collaborationist periodicals in German-occupied Ukraine, 1944 -- 1944; Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church, Catholic Church of Eastern Rite; Ukrainian Insurgent Movement, 1940 -- 1956; Ukrainian national aspirations; Ukrainian national aspirations under Nazi-German regime, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian society of West Galicia in relation to Nazi-German cause, 1940 --1945; Volodymyr Kubijovic, Chairman of Ukrainian Central Committee, 1939 -- 1945; Warsaw Uprising, August -- September 1944; Western Galicia (Poland: Region)

Creators:: Krakowski Visti (Cracow Herald), editorial board and contributors (1940 -- 1945)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 4: RG-21.01.04, Krakivski Visti, April 24, 1940, April 1940

Subject/Index Terms:: Collaboration between Ukrainian auxiliary police and German authorities, 1941 -- 1945; collaboration in the Holocaust; Cracow (Poland); Documents in Ukrainian language; General-Government (German-occupied Poland, 1939-1945); Geo-strategic situation in Ukraine, 1944; Hans Frank, General Governor of the occupied Poland (General Gouvernment); Kraków (Poland); Lemberg (Poland: General Government: District Galicia), 1941 -- 1944; Lviv (Ukraine); Lwow (Poland); Metropolitan Andrej Sheptytsky, Metropolitan of the Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church, public figure; Narratives in Ukrainian language; Nazi-German perception of Ukrainian independence, 1939 --1945; Nazi-German perception of Ukrainian population in Galicia, 1939 -- 1945; Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists (OUN); periodicals, Ukrainian; Poland (1939 --1945); Ukraine (1939-1945); Ukrainian - German Relations, 1939 -- 1941; Ukrainian - German relations, 1940 -- 1945; Ukrainian - Jewish relations under Nazi-German regime, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian - Polish relations under Nazi-German regime, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian aspirations of independence; Ukrainian Central Committee in Cracow, public organization under Nazi-German regime; Ukrainian collaborating conception of German-Ukrainian alliance, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian collaborating perception of National Socialism, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian collaborating with German authorities periodicals in Cracow, 1940 --1945; Ukrainian collaboration in the Holocaust; Ukrainian collaborationist periodicals in German-occupied Ukraine, 1944 -- 1944; Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church, Catholic Church of Eastern Rite; Ukrainian Insurgent Movement, 1940 -- 1956; Ukrainian national aspirations; Ukrainian national aspirations under Nazi-German regime, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian society of West Galicia in relation to Nazi-German cause, 1940 --1945; Volodymyr Kubijovic, Chairman of Ukrainian Central Committee, 1939 -- 1945; Warsaw Uprising, August -- September 1944; Western Galicia (Poland: Region)

Creators:: Krakowski Visti (Cracow Herald), editorial board and contributors (1940 -- 1945)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 5: RG-21.01.05, Krakivski Visti, May 4, 1940, May 1940

Subject/Index Terms:: Collaboration between Ukrainian auxiliary police and German authorities, 1941 -- 1945; collaboration in the Holocaust; Cracow (Poland); Documents in Ukrainian language; General-Government (German-occupied Poland, 1939-1945); Geo-strategic situation in Ukraine, 1944; Hans Frank, General Governor of the occupied Poland (General Gouvernment); Kraków (Poland); Lemberg (Poland: General Government: District Galicia), 1941 -- 1944; Lviv (Ukraine); Lwow (Poland); Metropolitan Andrej Sheptytsky, Metropolitan of the Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church, public figure; Narratives in Ukrainian language; Nazi-German perception of Ukrainian independence, 1939 --1945; Nazi-German perception of Ukrainian population in Galicia, 1939 -- 1945; Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists (OUN); periodicals, Ukrainian; Poland (1939 --1945); Ukraine (1939-1945); Ukrainian - German Relations, 1939 -- 1941; Ukrainian - German relations, 1940 -- 1945; Ukrainian - Jewish relations under Nazi-German regime, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian - Polish relations under Nazi-German regime, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian aspirations of independence; Ukrainian Central Committee in Cracow, public organization under Nazi-German regime; Ukrainian collaborating conception of German-Ukrainian alliance, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian collaborating perception of National Socialism, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian collaborating with German authorities periodicals in Cracow, 1940 --1945; Ukrainian collaboration in the Holocaust; Ukrainian collaborationist periodicals in German-occupied Ukraine, 1944 -- 1944; Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church, Catholic Church of Eastern Rite; Ukrainian Insurgent Movement, 1940 -- 1956; Ukrainian national aspirations; Ukrainian national aspirations under Nazi-German regime, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian society of West Galicia in relation to Nazi-German cause, 1940 --1945; Volodymyr Kubijovic, Chairman of Ukrainian Central Committee, 1939 -- 1945; Warsaw Uprising, August -- September 1944; Western Galicia (Poland: Region)

Creators:: Krakowski Visti (Cracow Herald), editorial board and contributors (1940 -- 1945)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 6: RG-21.01.06, Krakivski Visti, May 27, 1940, May 1940

Subject/Index Terms:: Collaboration between Ukrainian auxiliary police and German authorities, 1941 -- 1945; collaboration in the Holocaust; Cracow (Poland); Documents in Ukrainian language; General-Government (German-occupied Poland, 1939-1945); Geo-strategic situation in Ukraine, 1944; Hans Frank, General Governor of the occupied Poland (General Gouvernment); Kraków (Poland); Lemberg (Poland: General Government: District Galicia), 1941 -- 1944; Lviv (Ukraine); Lwow (Poland); Metropolitan Andrej Sheptytsky, Metropolitan of the Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church, public figure; Narratives in Ukrainian language; Nazi-German perception of Ukrainian independence, 1939 --1945; Nazi-German perception of Ukrainian population in Galicia, 1939 -- 1945; Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists (OUN); periodicals, Ukrainian; Poland (1939 --1945); Ukraine (1939-1945); Ukrainian - German Relations, 1939 -- 1941; Ukrainian - German relations, 1940 -- 1945; Ukrainian - Jewish relations under Nazi-German regime, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian - Polish relations under Nazi-German regime, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian aspirations of independence; Ukrainian Central Committee in Cracow, public organization under Nazi-German regime; Ukrainian collaborating conception of German-Ukrainian alliance, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian collaborating perception of National Socialism, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian collaborating with German authorities periodicals in Cracow, 1940 --1945; Ukrainian collaboration in the Holocaust; Ukrainian collaborationist periodicals in German-occupied Ukraine, 1944 -- 1944; Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church, Catholic Church of Eastern Rite; Ukrainian Insurgent Movement, 1940 -- 1956; Ukrainian national aspirations; Ukrainian national aspirations under Nazi-German regime, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian society of West Galicia in relation to Nazi-German cause, 1940 --1945; Volodymyr Kubijovic, Chairman of Ukrainian Central Committee, 1939 -- 1945; Warsaw Uprising, August -- September 1944; Western Galicia (Poland: Region)

Creators:: Krakowski Visti (Cracow Herald), editorial board and contributors (1940 -- 1945)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 7: RG-21.01.07, Krakivski Visti, May 31, 1940, May 1940

Subject/Index Terms:: Collaboration between Ukrainian auxiliary police and German authorities, 1941 -- 1945; collaboration in the Holocaust; Cracow (Poland); Documents in Ukrainian language; General-Government (German-occupied Poland, 1939-1945); Geo-strategic situation in Ukraine, 1944; Hans Frank, General Governor of the occupied Poland (General Gouvernment); Kraków (Poland); Lemberg (Poland: General Government: District Galicia), 1941 -- 1944; Lviv (Ukraine); Lwow (Poland); Metropolitan Andrej Sheptytsky, Metropolitan of the Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church, public figure; Narratives in Ukrainian language; Nazi-German perception of Ukrainian independence, 1939 --1945; Nazi-German perception of Ukrainian population in Galicia, 1939 -- 1945; Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists (OUN); periodicals, Ukrainian; Poland (1939 --1945); Ukraine (1939-1945); Ukrainian - German Relations, 1939 -- 1941; Ukrainian - German relations, 1940 -- 1945; Ukrainian - Jewish relations under Nazi-German regime, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian - Polish relations under Nazi-German regime, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian aspirations of independence; Ukrainian Central Committee in Cracow, public organization under Nazi-German regime; Ukrainian collaborating conception of German-Ukrainian alliance, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian collaborating perception of National Socialism, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian collaborating with German authorities periodicals in Cracow, 1940 --1945; Ukrainian collaboration in the Holocaust; Ukrainian collaborationist periodicals in German-occupied Ukraine, 1944 -- 1944; Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church, Catholic Church of Eastern Rite; Ukrainian Insurgent Movement, 1940 -- 1956; Ukrainian national aspirations; Ukrainian national aspirations under Nazi-German regime, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian society of West Galicia in relation to Nazi-German cause, 1940 --1945; Volodymyr Kubijovic, Chairman of Ukrainian Central Committee, 1939 -- 1945; Warsaw Uprising, August -- September 1944; Western Galicia (Poland: Region)

Creators:: Krakowski Visti (Cracow Herald), editorial board and contributors (1940 -- 1945)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 8: RG-21.01.08, Krakivski Visti, August 9, 1940, August 1940

Subject/Index Terms:: Collaboration between Ukrainian auxiliary police and German authorities, 1941 -- 1945; collaboration in the Holocaust; Cracow (Poland); Documents in Ukrainian language; General-Government (German-occupied Poland, 1939-1945); Geo-strategic situation in Ukraine, 1944; Hans Frank, General Governor of the occupied Poland (General Gouvernment); Kraków (Poland); Lemberg (Poland: General Government: District Galicia), 1941 -- 1944; Lviv (Ukraine); Lwow (Poland); Metropolitan Andrej Sheptytsky, Metropolitan of the Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church, public figure; Narratives in Ukrainian language; Nazi-German perception of Ukrainian independence, 1939 --1945; Nazi-German perception of Ukrainian population in Galicia, 1939 -- 1945; Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists (OUN); periodicals, Ukrainian; Poland (1939 --1945); Ukraine (1939-1945); Ukrainian - German Relations, 1939 -- 1941; Ukrainian - German relations, 1940 -- 1945; Ukrainian - Jewish relations under Nazi-German regime, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian - Polish relations under Nazi-German regime, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian aspirations of independence; Ukrainian Central Committee in Cracow, public organization under Nazi-German regime; Ukrainian collaborating conception of German-Ukrainian alliance, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian collaborating perception of National Socialism, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian collaborating with German authorities periodicals in Cracow, 1940 --1945; Ukrainian collaboration in the Holocaust; Ukrainian collaborationist periodicals in German-occupied Ukraine, 1944 -- 1944; Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church, Catholic Church of Eastern Rite; Ukrainian Insurgent Movement, 1940 -- 1956; Ukrainian national aspirations; Ukrainian national aspirations under Nazi-German regime, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian society of West Galicia in relation to Nazi-German cause, 1940 --1945; Volodymyr Kubijovic, Chairman of Ukrainian Central Committee, 1939 -- 1945; Warsaw Uprising, August -- September 1944; Western Galicia (Poland: Region)

Creators:: Krakowski Visti (Cracow Herald), editorial board and contributors (1940 -- 1945)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 9: RG-21.01.08, Krakivski Visti, August 9, 1940, August 1940

Subject/Index Terms:: Collaboration between Ukrainian auxiliary police and German authorities, 1941 -- 1945; collaboration in the Holocaust; Cracow (Poland); Documents in Ukrainian language; General-Government (German-occupied Poland, 1939-1945); Geo-strategic situation in Ukraine, 1944; Hans Frank, General Governor of the occupied Poland (General Gouvernment); Kraków (Poland); Lemberg (Poland: General Government: District Galicia), 1941 -- 1944; Lviv (Ukraine); Lwow (Poland); Metropolitan Andrej Sheptytsky, Metropolitan of the Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church, public figure; Narratives in Ukrainian language; Nazi-German perception of Ukrainian independence, 1939 --1945; Nazi-German perception of Ukrainian population in Galicia, 1939 -- 1945; Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists (OUN); periodicals, Ukrainian; Poland (1939 --1945); Ukraine (1939-1945); Ukrainian - German Relations, 1939 -- 1941; Ukrainian - German relations, 1940 -- 1945; Ukrainian - Jewish relations under Nazi-German regime, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian - Polish relations under Nazi-German regime, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian aspirations of independence; Ukrainian Central Committee in Cracow, public organization under Nazi-German regime; Ukrainian collaborating conception of German-Ukrainian alliance, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian collaborating perception of National Socialism, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian collaborating with German authorities periodicals in Cracow, 1940 --1945; Ukrainian collaboration in the Holocaust; Ukrainian collaborationist periodicals in German-occupied Ukraine, 1944 -- 1944; Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church, Catholic Church of Eastern Rite; Ukrainian Insurgent Movement, 1940 -- 1956; Ukrainian national aspirations; Ukrainian national aspirations under Nazi-German regime, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian society of West Galicia in relation to Nazi-German cause, 1940 --1945; Volodymyr Kubijovic, Chairman of Ukrainian Central Committee, 1939 -- 1945; Warsaw Uprising, August -- September 1944; Western Galicia (Poland: Region)

Creators:: Krakowski Visti (Cracow Herald), editorial board and contributors (1940 -- 1945)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 10: RG-21.01.09, Krakivski Visti, August 16, 1940, August 1940

Subject/Index Terms:: Collaboration between Ukrainian auxiliary police and German authorities, 1941 -- 1945; collaboration in the Holocaust; Cracow (Poland); Documents in Ukrainian language; General-Government (German-occupied Poland, 1939-1945); Geo-strategic situation in Ukraine, 1944; Hans Frank, General Governor of the occupied Poland (General Gouvernment); Kraków (Poland); Lemberg (Poland: General Government: District Galicia), 1941 -- 1944; Lviv (Ukraine); Metropolitan Andrej Sheptytsky, Metropolitan of the Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church, public figure; Narratives in Ukrainian language; Nazi-German perception of Ukrainian independence, 1939 --1945; Nazi-German perception of Ukrainian population in Galicia, 1939 -- 1945; Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists (OUN); periodicals, Ukrainian; Poland (1939 --1945); Ukraine (1939-1945); Ukrainian - German Relations, 1939 -- 1941; Ukrainian - German relations, 1940 -- 1945; Ukrainian - Jewish relations under Nazi-German regime, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian - Polish relations under Nazi-German regime, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian aspirations of independence; Ukrainian Central Committee in Cracow, public organization under Nazi-German regime; Ukrainian collaborating conception of German-Ukrainian alliance, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian collaborating perception of National Socialism, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian collaborating with German authorities periodicals in Cracow, 1940 --1945; Ukrainian collaboration in the Holocaust; Ukrainian collaborationist periodicals in German-occupied Ukraine, 1944 -- 1944; Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church, Catholic Church of Eastern Rite; Ukrainian Insurgent Movement, 1940 -- 1956; Ukrainian national aspirations; Ukrainian national aspirations under Nazi-German regime, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian society of West Galicia in relation to Nazi-German cause, 1940 --1945; Volodymyr Kubijovic, Chairman of Ukrainian Central Committee, 1939 -- 1945; Warsaw Uprising, August -- September 1944; Western Galicia (Poland: Region)

Creators:: Krakowski Visti (Cracow Herald), editorial board and contributors (1940 -- 1945)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 11: RG-21.01.10, Krakivski Visti, September 16, 1940, September 1940

Subject/Index Terms:: Collaboration between Ukrainian auxiliary police and German authorities, 1941 -- 1945; collaboration in the Holocaust; Cracow (Poland); Documents in Ukrainian language; General-Government (German-occupied Poland, 1939-1945); Geo-strategic situation in Ukraine, 1944; Hans Frank, General Governor of the occupied Poland (General Gouvernment); Kraków (Poland); Lemberg (Poland: General Government: District Galicia), 1941 -- 1944; Lviv (Ukraine); Lwow (Poland); Metropolitan Andrej Sheptytsky, Metropolitan of the Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church, public figure; Narratives in Ukrainian language; Nazi-German perception of Ukrainian independence, 1939 --1945; Nazi-German perception of Ukrainian population in Galicia, 1939 -- 1945; Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists (OUN); periodicals, Ukrainian; Poland (1939 --1945); Ukraine (1939-1945); Ukrainian - German Relations, 1939 -- 1941; Ukrainian - German relations, 1940 -- 1945; Ukrainian - Jewish relations under Nazi-German regime, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian - Polish relations under Nazi-German regime, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian aspirations of independence; Ukrainian Central Committee in Cracow, public organization under Nazi-German regime; Ukrainian collaborating conception of German-Ukrainian alliance, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian collaborating perception of National Socialism, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian collaborating with German authorities periodicals in Cracow, 1940 --1945; Ukrainian collaboration in the Holocaust; Ukrainian collaborationist periodicals in German-occupied Ukraine, 1944 -- 1944; Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church, Catholic Church of Eastern Rite; Ukrainian Insurgent Movement, 1940 -- 1956; Ukrainian national aspirations; Ukrainian national aspirations under Nazi-German regime, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian society of West Galicia in relation to Nazi-German cause, 1940 --1945; Volodymyr Kubijovic, Chairman of Ukrainian Central Committee, 1939 -- 1945; Warsaw Uprising, August -- September 1944; Western Galicia (Poland: Region)

Creators:: Krakowski Visti (Cracow Herald), editorial board and contributors (1940 -- 1945)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 12: RG-21.01.11, Krakivski Visti, September 23, 1940, September 1940

Subject/Index Terms:: Collaboration between Ukrainian auxiliary police and German authorities, 1941 -- 1945; collaboration in the Holocaust; Cracow (Poland); General-Government (German-occupied Poland, 1939-1945); Geo-strategic situation in Ukraine, 1944; Hans Frank, General Governor of the occupied Poland (General Gouvernment); Kraków (Poland); Lemberg (Poland: General Government: District Galicia), 1941 -- 1944; Lviv (Ukraine); Lwow (Poland); Metropolitan Andrej Sheptytsky, Metropolitan of the Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church, public figure; Narratives in Ukrainian language; Nazi-German perception of Ukrainian independence, 1939 --1945; Nazi-German perception of Ukrainian population in Galicia, 1939 -- 1945; Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists (OUN); periodicals, Ukrainian; Poland (1939 --1945); Ukraine (1939-1945); Ukrainian - German Relations, 1939 -- 1941; Ukrainian - German relations, 1940 -- 1945; Ukrainian - Jewish relations under Nazi-German regime, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian - Polish relations under Nazi-German regime, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian aspirations of independence; Ukrainian Central Committee in Cracow, public organization under Nazi-German regime; Ukrainian collaborating conception of German-Ukrainian alliance, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian collaborating perception of National Socialism, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian collaborating with German authorities periodicals in Cracow, 1940 --1945; Ukrainian collaboration in the Holocaust; Ukrainian collaborationist periodicals in German-occupied Ukraine, 1944 -- 1944; Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church, Catholic Church of Eastern Rite; Ukrainian Insurgent Movement, 1940 -- 1956; Ukrainian national aspirations; Ukrainian national aspirations under Nazi-German regime, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian society of West Galicia in relation to Nazi-German cause, 1940 --1945; Volodymyr Kubijovic, Chairman of Ukrainian Central Committee, 1939 -- 1945; Warsaw Uprising, August -- September 1944; Western Galicia (Poland: Region)

Creators:: Krakowski Visti (Cracow Herald), editorial board and contributors (1940 -- 1945)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 13: RG-21.01.12, Krakivski Visti, August 22, 1940, August 1940

Subject/Index Terms:: Collaboration between Ukrainian auxiliary police and German authorities, 1941 -- 1945; collaboration in the Holocaust; Cracow (Poland); Documents in Ukrainian language; General-Government (German-occupied Poland, 1939-1945); Geo-strategic situation in Ukraine, 1944; Hans Frank, General Governor of the occupied Poland (General Gouvernment); Kraków (Poland); Lemberg (Poland: General Government: District Galicia), 1941 -- 1944; Lviv (Ukraine); Lwow (Poland); Metropolitan Andrej Sheptytsky, Metropolitan of the Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church, public figure; Narratives in Ukrainian language; Nazi-German perception of Ukrainian independence, 1939 --1945; Nazi-German perception of Ukrainian population in Galicia, 1939 -- 1945; Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists (OUN); periodicals, Ukrainian; Poland (1939 --1945); Ukraine (1939-1945); Ukrainian - German Relations, 1939 -- 1941; Ukrainian - German relations, 1940 -- 1945; Ukrainian - Jewish relations under Nazi-German regime, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian - Polish relations under Nazi-German regime, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian aspirations of independence; Ukrainian Central Committee in Cracow, public organization under Nazi-German regime; Ukrainian collaborating conception of German-Ukrainian alliance, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian collaborating perception of National Socialism, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian collaborating with German authorities periodicals in Cracow, 1940 --1945; Ukrainian collaboration in the Holocaust; Ukrainian collaborationist periodicals in German-occupied Ukraine, 1944 -- 1944; Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church, Catholic Church of Eastern Rite; Ukrainian Insurgent Movement, 1940 -- 1956; Ukrainian national aspirations; Ukrainian national aspirations under Nazi-German regime, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian society of West Galicia in relation to Nazi-German cause, 1940 --1945; Volodymyr Kubijovic, Chairman of Ukrainian Central Committee, 1939 -- 1945; Warsaw Uprising, August -- September 1944; Western Galicia (Poland: Region)

Creators:: Krakowski Visti (Cracow Herald), editorial board and contributors (1940 -- 1945)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 14: RG-21.01.13, Krakivski Visti, August 28, 1940, August 1940

Subject/Index Terms:: Collaboration between Ukrainian auxiliary police and German authorities, 1941 -- 1945; collaboration in the Holocaust; Cracow (Poland); Documents in Ukrainian language; General-Government (German-occupied Poland, 1939-1945); Geo-strategic situation in Ukraine, 1944; Hans Frank, General Governor of the occupied Poland (General Gouvernment); Kraków (Poland); Lemberg (Poland: General Government: District Galicia), 1941 -- 1944; Lviv (Ukraine); Lwow (Poland); Metropolitan Andrej Sheptytsky, Metropolitan of the Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church, public figure; Narratives in Ukrainian language; Nazi-German perception of Ukrainian independence, 1939 --1945; Nazi-German perception of Ukrainian population in Galicia, 1939 -- 1945; Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists (OUN); periodicals, Ukrainian; Poland (1939 --1945); Ukraine (1939-1945); Ukrainian - German Relations, 1939 -- 1941; Ukrainian - German relations, 1940 -- 1945; Ukrainian - Jewish relations under Nazi-German regime, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian - Polish relations under Nazi-German regime, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian aspirations of independence; Ukrainian Central Committee in Cracow, public organization under Nazi-German regime; Ukrainian collaborating conception of German-Ukrainian alliance, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian collaborating perception of National Socialism, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian collaborating with German authorities periodicals in Cracow, 1940 --1945; Ukrainian collaboration in the Holocaust; Ukrainian collaborationist periodicals in German-occupied Ukraine, 1944 -- 1944; Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church, Catholic Church of Eastern Rite; Ukrainian Insurgent Movement, 1940 -- 1956; Ukrainian national aspirations; Ukrainian national aspirations under Nazi-German regime, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian society of West Galicia in relation to Nazi-German cause, 1940 --1945; Volodymyr Kubijovic, Chairman of Ukrainian Central Committee, 1939 -- 1945; Warsaw Uprising, August -- September 1944; Western Galicia (Poland: Region)

Creators:: Krakowski Visti (Cracow Herald), editorial board and contributors (1940 -- 1945)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 15: RG-21.01.14, Krakivski Visti, October 30, 1940, October 1940

Subject/Index Terms:: Collaboration between Ukrainian auxiliary police and German authorities, 1941 -- 1945; collaboration in the Holocaust; Cracow (Poland); Documents in Ukrainian language; General-Government (German-occupied Poland, 1939-1945); Geo-strategic situation in Ukraine, 1944; Hans Frank, General Governor of the occupied Poland (General Gouvernment); Kraków (Poland); Lemberg (Poland: General Government: District Galicia), 1941 -- 1944; Lviv (Ukraine); Lwow (Poland); Metropolitan Andrej Sheptytsky, Metropolitan of the Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church, public figure; Narratives in Ukrainian language; Nazi-German perception of Ukrainian independence, 1939 --1945; Nazi-German perception of Ukrainian population in Galicia, 1939 -- 1945; Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists (OUN); periodicals, Ukrainian; Poland (1939 --1945); Ukraine (1939-1945); Ukrainian - German Relations, 1939 -- 1941; Ukrainian - German relations, 1940 -- 1945; Ukrainian - Jewish relations under Nazi-German regime, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian - Polish relations under Nazi-German regime, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian aspirations of independence; Ukrainian Central Committee in Cracow, public organization under Nazi-German regime; Ukrainian collaborating conception of German-Ukrainian alliance, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian collaborating perception of National Socialism, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian collaborating with German authorities periodicals in Cracow, 1940 --1945; Ukrainian collaboration in the Holocaust; Ukrainian collaborationist periodicals in German-occupied Ukraine, 1944 -- 1944; Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church, Catholic Church of Eastern Rite; Ukrainian Insurgent Movement, 1940 -- 1956; Ukrainian national aspirations; Ukrainian national aspirations under Nazi-German regime, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian society of West Galicia in relation to Nazi-German cause, 1940 --1945; Volodymyr Kubijovic, Chairman of Ukrainian Central Committee, 1939 -- 1945; Warsaw Uprising, August -- September 1944; Western Galicia (Poland: Region)

Creators:: Krakowski Visti (Cracow Herald), editorial board and contributors (1940 -- 1945)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 16: RG-21.01.15, Krakivski Visti, November 1, 1940, November 1940

Subject/Index Terms:: Collaboration between Ukrainian auxiliary police and German authorities, 1941 -- 1945; collaboration in the Holocaust; Cracow (Poland); Documents in Ukrainian language; General-Government (German-occupied Poland, 1939-1945); Geo-strategic situation in Ukraine, 1944; Hans Frank, General Governor of the occupied Poland (General Gouvernment); Kraków (Poland); Lemberg (Poland: General Government: District Galicia), 1941 -- 1944; Lviv (Ukraine); Lwow (Poland); Metropolitan Andrej Sheptytsky, Metropolitan of the Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church, public figure; Narratives in Ukrainian language; Nazi-German perception of Ukrainian independence, 1939 --1945; Nazi-German perception of Ukrainian population in Galicia, 1939 -- 1945; Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists (OUN); periodicals, Ukrainian; Poland (1939 --1945); Ukraine (1939-1945); Ukrainian - German Relations, 1939 -- 1941; Ukrainian - German relations, 1940 -- 1945; Ukrainian - Jewish relations under Nazi-German regime, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian - Polish relations under Nazi-German regime, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian aspirations of independence; Ukrainian Central Committee in Cracow, public organization under Nazi-German regime; Ukrainian collaborating conception of German-Ukrainian alliance, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian collaborating perception of National Socialism, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian collaborating with German authorities periodicals in Cracow, 1940 --1945; Ukrainian collaboration in the Holocaust; Ukrainian collaborationist periodicals in German-occupied Ukraine, 1944 -- 1944; Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church, Catholic Church of Eastern Rite; Ukrainian Insurgent Movement, 1940 -- 1956; Ukrainian national aspirations; Ukrainian national aspirations under Nazi-German regime, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian society of West Galicia in relation to Nazi-German cause, 1940 --1945; Volodymyr Kubijovic, Chairman of Ukrainian Central Committee, 1939 -- 1945; Warsaw Uprising, August -- September 1944; Western Galicia (Poland: Region)

Creators:: Krakowski Visti (Cracow Herald), editorial board and contributors (1940 -- 1945)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 17: RG-21.01.16, Krakivski Visti, January 3, 1941, January 1941

Subject/Index Terms:: Collaboration between Ukrainian auxiliary police and German authorities, 1941 -- 1945; collaboration in the Holocaust; Cracow (Poland); Documents in Ukrainian language; General-Government (German-occupied Poland, 1939-1945); Geo-strategic situation in Ukraine, 1944; Hans Frank, General Governor of the occupied Poland (General Gouvernment); Kraków (Poland); Lemberg (Poland: General Government: District Galicia), 1941 -- 1944; Lviv (Ukraine); Lwow (Poland); Metropolitan Andrej Sheptytsky, Metropolitan of the Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church, public figure; Narratives in Ukrainian language; Nazi-German perception of Ukrainian independence, 1939 --1945; Nazi-German perception of Ukrainian population in Galicia, 1939 -- 1945; Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists (OUN); periodicals, Ukrainian; Poland (1939 --1945); Ukraine (1939-1945); Ukrainian - German Relations, 1939 -- 1941; Ukrainian - German relations, 1940 -- 1945; Ukrainian - Jewish relations under Nazi-German regime, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian aspirations of independence; Ukrainian Central Committee in Cracow, public organization under Nazi-German regime; Ukrainian collaborating conception of German-Ukrainian alliance, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian collaborating perception of National Socialism, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian collaborating with German authorities periodicals in Cracow, 1940 --1945; Ukrainian collaboration in the Holocaust; Ukrainian collaborationist periodicals in German-occupied Ukraine, 1944 -- 1944; Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church, Catholic Church of Eastern Rite; Ukrainian Insurgent Movement, 1940 -- 1956; Ukrainian national aspirations; Ukrainian national aspirations under Nazi-German regime, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian society of West Galicia in relation to Nazi-German cause, 1940 --1945; Volodymyr Kubijovic, Chairman of Ukrainian Central Committee, 1939 -- 1945; Warsaw Uprising, August -- September 1944; Western Galicia (Poland: Region)

Creators:: Krakowski Visti (Cracow Herald), editorial board and contributors (1940 -- 1945)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 18: RG-21.01.17, Krakivski Visti, January 11, 1940, January 1940

Subject/Index Terms:: Collaboration between Ukrainian auxiliary police and German authorities, 1941 -- 1945; collaboration in the Holocaust; Cracow (Poland); Documents in Ukrainian language; General-Government (German-occupied Poland, 1939-1945); Geo-strategic situation in Ukraine, 1944; Hans Frank, General Governor of the occupied Poland (General Gouvernment); Kraków (Poland); Lemberg (Poland); Lviv (Ukraine); Lwow (Poland); Metropolitan Andrej Sheptytsky, Metropolitan of the Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church, public figure; Narratives in Ukrainian language; Nazi-German perception of Ukrainian independence, 1939 --1945; Nazi-German perception of Ukrainian population in Galicia, 1939 -- 1945; Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists (OUN); periodicals, Ukrainian; Poland (1939 --1945); Ukraine (1939-1945); Ukrainian - German Relations, 1939 -- 1941; Ukrainian - German relations, 1940 -- 1945; Ukrainian - Jewish relations under Nazi-German regime, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian - Polish relations under Nazi-German regime, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian aspirations of independence; Ukrainian Central Committee in Cracow, public organization under Nazi-German regime; Ukrainian collaborating conception of German-Ukrainian alliance, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian collaborating perception of National Socialism, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian collaborating with German authorities periodicals in Cracow, 1940 --1945; Ukrainian collaboration in the Holocaust; Ukrainian collaborationist periodicals in German-occupied Ukraine, 1944 -- 1944; Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church, Catholic Church of Eastern Rite; Ukrainian Insurgent Movement, 1940 -- 1956; Ukrainian national aspirations; Ukrainian national aspirations under Nazi-German regime, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian society of West Galicia in relation to Nazi-German cause, 1940 --1945; Volodymyr Kubijovic, Chairman of Ukrainian Central Committee, 1939 -- 1945; Warsaw Uprising, August -- September 1944; Western Galicia (Poland: Region)

Creators:: Krakowski Visti (Cracow Herald), editorial board and contributors (1940 -- 1945)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 19: RG-21.01.18, Krakivski Visti, January 25, 1940, January 1940

Subject/Index Terms:: Collaboration between Ukrainian auxiliary police and German authorities, 1941 -- 1945; collaboration in the Holocaust; Cracow (Poland); Documents in Ukrainian language; General-Government (German-occupied Poland, 1939-1945); Geo-strategic situation in Ukraine, 1944; Hans Frank, General Governor of the occupied Poland (General Gouvernment); Kraków (Poland); Lemberg (Poland: General Government: District Galicia), 1941 -- 1944; Lviv (Ukraine); Lwow (Poland); Metropolitan Andrej Sheptytsky, Metropolitan of the Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church, public figure; Narratives in Ukrainian language; Nazi-German perception of Ukrainian independence, 1939 --1945; Nazi-German perception of Ukrainian population in Galicia, 1939 -- 1945; Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists (OUN); periodicals, Ukrainian; Poland (1939 --1945); Ukraine (1939-1945); Ukrainian - German Relations, 1939 -- 1941; Ukrainian - German relations, 1940 -- 1945; Ukrainian - Jewish relations under Nazi-German regime, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian - Polish relations under Nazi-German regime, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian aspirations of independence; Ukrainian Central Committee in Cracow, public organization under Nazi-German regime; Ukrainian collaborating conception of German-Ukrainian alliance, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian collaborating perception of National Socialism, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian collaborating with German authorities periodicals in Cracow, 1940 --1945; Ukrainian collaboration in the Holocaust; Ukrainian collaborationist periodicals in German-occupied Ukraine, 1944 -- 1944; Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church, Catholic Church of Eastern Rite; Ukrainian Insurgent Movement, 1940 -- 1956; Ukrainian national aspirations; Ukrainian national aspirations under Nazi-German regime, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian society of West Galicia in relation to Nazi-German cause, 1940 --1945; Volodymyr Kubijovic, Chairman of Ukrainian Central Committee, 1939 -- 1945; Warsaw Uprising, August -- September 1944; Western Galicia (Poland: Region)

Creators:: Krakowski Visti (Cracow Herald), editorial board and contributors (1940 -- 1945)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 20: RG-21.01.19, Krakivski Visti, January, 1944, January 1944

Subject/Index Terms:: Collaboration between Ukrainian auxiliary police and German authorities, 1941 -- 1945; collaboration in the Holocaust; Cracow (Poland); Documents in Ukrainian language; General-Government (German-occupied Poland, 1939-1945); Geo-strategic situation in Ukraine, 1944; Hans Frank, General Governor of the occupied Poland (General Gouvernment); Kraków (Poland); Lemberg (Poland: General Government: District Galicia), 1941 -- 1944; Lviv (Ukraine); Lwow (Poland); Metropolitan Andrej Sheptytsky, Metropolitan of the Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church, public figure; Narratives in Ukrainian language; Nazi-German perception of Ukrainian independence, 1939 --1945; Nazi-German perception of Ukrainian population in Galicia, 1939 -- 1945; Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists (OUN); periodicals, Ukrainian; Poland (1939 --1945); Ukraine (1939-1945); Ukrainian - German Relations, 1939 -- 1941; Ukrainian - German relations, 1940 -- 1945; Ukrainian - Jewish relations under Nazi-German regime, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian - Polish relations under Nazi-German regime, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian aspirations of independence; Ukrainian Central Committee in Cracow, public organization under Nazi-German regime; Ukrainian collaborating conception of German-Ukrainian alliance, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian collaborating perception of National Socialism, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian collaborating with German authorities periodicals in Cracow, 1940 --1945; Ukrainian collaboration in the Holocaust; Ukrainian collaborationist periodicals in German-occupied Ukraine, 1944 -- 1944; Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church, Catholic Church of Eastern Rite; Ukrainian Insurgent Movement, 1940 -- 1956; Ukrainian national aspirations; Ukrainian national aspirations under Nazi-German regime, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian society of West Galicia in relation to Nazi-German cause, 1940 --1945; Volodymyr Kubijovic, Chairman of Ukrainian Central Committee, 1939 -- 1945; Warsaw Uprising, August -- September 1944; Western Galicia (Poland: Region)

Creators:: Krakowski Visti (Cracow Herald), editorial board and contributors (1940 -- 1945)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 21: RG-21.01.20, Krakivski Visti, February 10, 1944, February 1944

Subject/Index Terms:: Collaboration between Ukrainian auxiliary police and German authorities, 1941 -- 1945; collaboration in the Holocaust; Cracow (Poland); Documents in Ukrainian language; General-Government (German-occupied Poland, 1939-1945); Geo-strategic situation in Ukraine, 1944; Hans Frank, General Governor of the occupied Poland (General Gouvernment); Kraków (Poland); Lemberg (Poland: General Government: District Galicia), 1941 -- 1944; Lviv (Ukraine); Lwow (Poland); Metropolitan Andrej Sheptytsky, Metropolitan of the Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church, public figure; Narratives in Ukrainian language; Nazi-German perception of Ukrainian independence, 1939 --1945; Nazi-German perception of Ukrainian population in Galicia, 1939 -- 1945; Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists (OUN); periodicals, Ukrainian; Poland (1939 --1945); Ukraine (1939-1945); Ukrainian - German Relations, 1939 -- 1941; Ukrainian - German relations, 1940 -- 1945; Ukrainian - Jewish relations under Nazi-German regime, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian - Polish relations under Nazi-German regime, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian aspirations of independence; Ukrainian Central Committee in Cracow, public organization under Nazi-German regime; Ukrainian collaborating conception of German-Ukrainian alliance, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian collaborating perception of National Socialism, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian collaborating with German authorities periodicals in Cracow, 1940 --1945; Ukrainian collaboration in the Holocaust; Ukrainian collaborationist periodicals in German-occupied Ukraine, 1944 -- 1944; Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church, Catholic Church of Eastern Rite; Ukrainian Insurgent Movement, 1940 -- 1956; Ukrainian national aspirations; Ukrainian national aspirations under Nazi-German regime, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian society of West Galicia in relation to Nazi-German cause, 1940 --1945; Volodymyr Kubijovic, Chairman of Ukrainian Central Committee, 1939 -- 1945; Warsaw Uprising, August -- September 1944; Western Galicia (Poland: Region)

Creators:: Krakowski Visti (Cracow Herald), editorial board and contributors (1940 -- 1945)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 22: RG-21.01.21, Krakivski Visti, April 14, 1940, April 1940

Subject/Index Terms:: Collaboration between Ukrainian auxiliary police and German authorities, 1941 -- 1945; collaboration in the Holocaust; Cracow (Poland); Documents in Ukrainian language; General-Government (German-occupied Poland, 1939-1945); Geo-strategic situation in Ukraine, 1944; Hans Frank, General Governor of the occupied Poland (General Gouvernment); Kraków (Poland); Lemberg (Poland: General Government: District Galicia), 1941 -- 1944; Lviv (Ukraine); Lwow (Poland); Metropolitan Andrej Sheptytsky, Metropolitan of the Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church, public figure; Narratives in Ukrainian language; Nazi-German perception of Ukrainian independence, 1939 --1945; Nazi-German perception of Ukrainian population in Galicia, 1939 -- 1945; Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists (OUN); periodicals, Ukrainian; Poland (1939 --1945); Ukraine (1939-1945); Ukrainian - German Relations, 1939 -- 1941; Ukrainian - German relations, 1940 -- 1945; Ukrainian - Jewish relations under Nazi-German regime, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian - Polish relations under Nazi-German regime, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian aspirations of independence; Ukrainian Central Committee in Cracow, public organization under Nazi-German regime; Ukrainian collaborating conception of German-Ukrainian alliance, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian collaborating perception of National Socialism, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian collaborating with German authorities periodicals in Cracow, 1940 --1945; Ukrainian collaboration in the Holocaust; Ukrainian collaborationist periodicals in German-occupied Ukraine, 1944 -- 1944; Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church, Catholic Church of Eastern Rite; Ukrainian Insurgent Movement, 1940 -- 1956; Ukrainian national aspirations; Ukrainian national aspirations under Nazi-German regime, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian society of West Galicia in relation to Nazi-German cause, 1940 --1945; Volodymyr Kubijovic, Chairman of Ukrainian Central Committee, 1939 -- 1945; Warsaw Uprising, August -- September 1944; Western Galicia (Poland: Region)

Creators:: Krakowski Visti (Cracow Herald), editorial board and contributors (1940 -- 1945)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 23: RG-21.01.22, Krakivski Visti, July 24, 1944, July 1944

Subject/Index Terms:: Collaboration between Ukrainian auxiliary police and German authorities, 1941 -- 1945; collaboration in the Holocaust; Cracow (Poland); Documents in Ukrainian language; General-Government (German-occupied Poland, 1939-1945); Geo-strategic situation in Ukraine, 1944; Hans Frank, General Governor of the occupied Poland (General Gouvernment); Kraków (Poland); Lemberg (Poland: General Government: District Galicia), 1941 -- 1944; Lviv (Ukraine); Lwow (Poland); Metropolitan Andrej Sheptytsky, Metropolitan of the Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church, public figure; Narratives in Ukrainian language; Nazi-German perception of Ukrainian independence, 1939 --1945; Nazi-German perception of Ukrainian population in Galicia, 1939 -- 1945; Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists (OUN); periodicals, Ukrainian; Poland (1939 --1945); Ukraine (1939-1945); Ukrainian - German Relations, 1939 -- 1941; Ukrainian - German relations, 1940 -- 1945; Ukrainian - Jewish relations under Nazi-German regime, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian - Polish relations under Nazi-German regime, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian aspirations of independence; Ukrainian Central Committee in Cracow, public organization under Nazi-German regime; Ukrainian collaborating conception of German-Ukrainian alliance, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian collaborating perception of National Socialism, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian collaborating with German authorities periodicals in Cracow, 1940 --1945; Ukrainian collaboration in the Holocaust; Ukrainian collaborationist periodicals in German-occupied Ukraine, 1944 -- 1944; Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church, Catholic Church of Eastern Rite; Ukrainian Insurgent Movement, 1940 -- 1956; Ukrainian national aspirations; Ukrainian national aspirations under Nazi-German regime, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian society of West Galicia in relation to Nazi-German cause, 1940 --1945; Volodymyr Kubijovic, Chairman of Ukrainian Central Committee, 1939 -- 1945; Warsaw Uprising, August -- September 1944; Western Galicia (Poland: Region)

Creators:: Krakowski Visti (Cracow Herald), editorial board and contributors (1940 -- 1945)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 24: RG-21.01.23, Krakivski Visti, July 29, 1944, July 1944

Subject/Index Terms:: Collaboration between Ukrainian auxiliary police and German authorities, 1941 -- 1945; collaboration in the Holocaust; Cracow (Poland); Documents in Ukrainian language; General-Government (German-occupied Poland, 1939-1945); Geo-strategic situation in Ukraine, 1944; Hans Frank, General Governor of the occupied Poland (General Gouvernment); Kraków (Poland); Lemberg (Poland: General Government: District Galicia), 1941 -- 1944; Lviv (Ukraine); Lwow (Poland); Metropolitan Andrej Sheptytsky, Metropolitan of the Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church, public figure; Narratives in Ukrainian language; Nazi-German perception of Ukrainian independence, 1939 --1945; Nazi-German perception of Ukrainian population in Galicia, 1939 -- 1945; Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists (OUN); periodicals, Ukrainian; Poland (1939 --1945); Ukraine (1939-1945); Ukrainian - German Relations, 1939 -- 1941; Ukrainian - German relations, 1940 -- 1945; Ukrainian - Jewish relations under Nazi-German regime, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian - Polish relations under Nazi-German regime, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian aspirations of independence; Ukrainian Central Committee in Cracow, public organization under Nazi-German regime; Ukrainian collaborating conception of German-Ukrainian alliance, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian collaborating perception of National Socialism, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian collaborating with German authorities periodicals in Cracow, 1940 --1945; Ukrainian collaboration in the Holocaust; Ukrainian collaborationist periodicals in German-occupied Ukraine, 1944 -- 1944; Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church, Catholic Church of Eastern Rite; Ukrainian Insurgent Movement, 1940 -- 1956; Ukrainian national aspirations; Ukrainian national aspirations under Nazi-German regime, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian society of West Galicia in relation to Nazi-German cause, 1940 --1945; Volodymyr Kubijovic, Chairman of Ukrainian Central Committee, 1939 -- 1945; Warsaw Uprising, August -- September 1944; Western Galicia (Poland: Region)

Creators:: Krakowski Visti (Cracow Herald), editorial board and contributors (1940 -- 1945)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 25: RG-21.01.24, Krakivski Visti, September 15, 1944, September 1944

Subject/Index Terms:: Collaboration between Ukrainian auxiliary police and German authorities, 1941 -- 1945; collaboration in the Holocaust; Cracow (Poland); Documents in Ukrainian language; General-Government (German-occupied Poland, 1939-1945); Geo-strategic situation in Ukraine, 1944; Hans Frank, General Governor of the occupied Poland (General Gouvernment); Kraków (Poland); Lemberg (Poland: General Government: District Galicia), 1941 -- 1944; Lviv (Ukraine); Lwow (Poland); Metropolitan Andrej Sheptytsky, Metropolitan of the Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church, public figure; Narratives in Ukrainian language; Nazi-German perception of Ukrainian independence, 1939 --1945; Nazi-German perception of Ukrainian population in Galicia, 1939 -- 1945; Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists (OUN); periodicals, Ukrainian; Poland (1939 --1945); Ukraine (1939-1945); Ukrainian - German Relations, 1939 -- 1941; Ukrainian - German relations, 1940 -- 1945; Ukrainian - Jewish relations under Nazi-German regime, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian - Polish relations under Nazi-German regime, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian aspirations of independence; Ukrainian Central Committee in Cracow, public organization under Nazi-German regime; Ukrainian collaborating conception of German-Ukrainian alliance, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian collaborating perception of National Socialism, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian collaborating with German authorities periodicals in Cracow, 1940 --1945; Ukrainian collaboration in the Holocaust; Ukrainian collaborationist periodicals in German-occupied Ukraine, 1944 -- 1944; Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church, Catholic Church of Eastern Rite; Ukrainian Insurgent Movement, 1940 -- 1956; Ukrainian national aspirations; Ukrainian national aspirations under Nazi-German regime, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian society of West Galicia in relation to Nazi-German cause, 1940 --1945; Volodymyr Kubijovic, Chairman of Ukrainian Central Committee, 1939 -- 1945; Warsaw Uprising, August -- September 1944; Western Galicia (Poland: Region)

Creators:: Krakowski Visti (Cracow Herald), editorial board and contributors (1940 -- 1945)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 26: RG-21.01.25, Krakivski Visti, November 7, 1944, November 1944

Subject/Index Terms:: Collaboration between Ukrainian auxiliary police and German authorities, 1941 -- 1945; collaboration in the Holocaust; Cracow (Poland); Documents in Ukrainian language; General-Government (German-occupied Poland, 1939-1945); Geo-strategic situation in Ukraine, 1944; Hans Frank, General Governor of the occupied Poland (General Gouvernment); Kraków (Poland); Lemberg (Poland: General Government: District Galicia), 1941 -- 1944; Lviv (Ukraine); Lwow (Poland); Metropolitan Andrej Sheptytsky, Metropolitan of the Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church, public figure; Narratives in Ukrainian language; Nazi-German perception of Ukrainian independence, 1939 --1945; Nazi-German perception of Ukrainian population in Galicia, 1939 -- 1945; Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists (OUN); periodicals, Ukrainian; Poland (1939 --1945); Ukraine (1939-1945); Ukrainian - German Relations, 1939 -- 1941; Ukrainian - German relations, 1940 -- 1945; Ukrainian - Jewish relations under Nazi-German regime, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian - Polish relations under Nazi-German regime, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian aspirations of independence; Ukrainian Central Committee in Cracow, public organization under Nazi-German regime; Ukrainian collaborating conception of German-Ukrainian alliance, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian collaborating perception of National Socialism, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian collaborating with German authorities periodicals in Cracow, 1940 --1945; Ukrainian collaboration in the Holocaust; Ukrainian collaborationist periodicals in German-occupied Ukraine, 1944 -- 1944; Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church, Catholic Church of Eastern Rite; Ukrainian Insurgent Movement, 1940 -- 1956; Ukrainian national aspirations; Ukrainian national aspirations under Nazi-German regime, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian society of West Galicia in relation to Nazi-German cause, 1940 --1945; Volodymyr Kubijovic, Chairman of Ukrainian Central Committee, 1939 -- 1945; Warsaw Uprising, August -- September 1944; Western Galicia (Poland: Region)

Creators:: Krakowski Visti (Cracow Herald), editorial board and contributors (1940 -- 1945)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 27: RG-21.01.26, Krakivski Visti, November 9, 1944, November 1944

Subject/Index Terms:: Collaboration between Ukrainian auxiliary police and German authorities, 1941 -- 1945; collaboration in the Holocaust; Cracow (Poland); Documents in Ukrainian language; General-Government (German-occupied Poland, 1939-1945); Geo-strategic situation in Ukraine, 1944; Hans Frank, General Governor of the occupied Poland (General Gouvernment); Kraków (Poland); Lemberg (Poland: General Government: District Galicia), 1941 -- 1944; Lviv (Ukraine); Lwow (Poland); Metropolitan Andrej Sheptytsky, Metropolitan of the Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church, public figure; Narratives in Ukrainian language; Nazi-German perception of Ukrainian independence, 1939 --1945; Nazi-German perception of Ukrainian population in Galicia, 1939 -- 1945; Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists (OUN); periodicals, Ukrainian; Poland (1939 --1945); Ukraine (1939-1945); Ukrainian - German Relations, 1939 -- 1941; Ukrainian - German relations, 1940 -- 1945; Ukrainian - Jewish relations under Nazi-German regime, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian - Polish relations under Nazi-German regime, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian aspirations of independence; Ukrainian Central Committee in Cracow, public organization under Nazi-German regime; Ukrainian collaborating conception of German-Ukrainian alliance, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian collaborating perception of National Socialism, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian collaborating with German authorities periodicals in Cracow, 1940 --1945; Ukrainian collaboration in the Holocaust; Ukrainian collaborationist periodicals in German-occupied Ukraine, 1944 -- 1944; Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church, Catholic Church of Eastern Rite; Ukrainian Insurgent Movement, 1940 -- 1956; Ukrainian national aspirations; Ukrainian national aspirations under Nazi-German regime, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian society of West Galicia in relation to Nazi-German cause, 1940 --1945; Volodymyr Kubijovic, Chairman of Ukrainian Central Committee, 1939 -- 1945; Warsaw Uprising, August -- September 1944; Western Galicia (Poland: Region)

Creators:: Krakowski Visti (Cracow Herald), editorial board and contributors (1940 -- 1945)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 28: RG-21.01.27, Krakivski Visti, November 10, 1944, November 1944

Subject/Index Terms:: Collaboration between Ukrainian auxiliary police and German authorities, 1941 -- 1945; collaboration in the Holocaust; Cracow (Poland); Documents in Ukrainian language; General-Government (German-occupied Poland, 1939-1945); Geo-strategic situation in Ukraine, 1944; Hans Frank, General Governor of the occupied Poland (General Gouvernment); Kraków (Poland); Lemberg (Poland: General Government: District Galicia), 1941 -- 1944; Lviv (Ukraine); Lwow (Poland); Metropolitan Andrej Sheptytsky, Metropolitan of the Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church, public figure; Narratives in Ukrainian language; Nazi-German perception of Ukrainian independence, 1939 --1945; Nazi-German perception of Ukrainian population in Galicia, 1939 -- 1945; Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists (OUN); periodicals, Ukrainian; Poland (1939 --1945); Ukraine (1939-1945); Ukrainian - German Relations, 1939 -- 1941; Ukrainian - German relations, 1940 -- 1945; Ukrainian - Jewish relations under Nazi-German regime, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian - Polish relations under Nazi-German regime, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian aspirations of independence; Ukrainian Central Committee in Cracow, public organization under Nazi-German regime; Ukrainian collaborating conception of German-Ukrainian alliance, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian collaborating perception of National Socialism, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian collaborating with German authorities periodicals in Cracow, 1940 --1945; Ukrainian collaboration in the Holocaust; Ukrainian collaborationist periodicals in German-occupied Ukraine, 1944 -- 1944; Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church, Catholic Church of Eastern Rite; Ukrainian Insurgent Movement, 1940 -- 1956; Ukrainian national aspirations; Ukrainian national aspirations under Nazi-German regime, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian society of West Galicia in relation to Nazi-German cause, 1940 --1945; Volodymyr Kubijovic, Chairman of Ukrainian Central Committee, 1939 -- 1945; Warsaw Uprising, August -- September 1944; Western Galicia (Poland: Region)

Creators:: Krakowski Visti (Cracow Herald), editorial board and contributors (1940 -- 1945)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 29: RG-21.01.28, Krakivski Visti, November 24, 1940, November 1940

Subject/Index Terms:: Collaboration between Ukrainian auxiliary police and German authorities, 1941 -- 1945; collaboration in the Holocaust; Cracow (Poland); Documents in Ukrainian language; General-Government (German-occupied Poland, 1939-1945); Geo-strategic situation in Ukraine, 1944; Hans Frank, General Governor of the occupied Poland (General Gouvernment); Kraków (Poland); Lemberg (Poland: General Government: District Galicia), 1941 -- 1944; Lviv (Ukraine); Lwow (Poland); Metropolitan Andrej Sheptytsky, Metropolitan of the Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church, public figure; Narratives in Ukrainian language; Nazi-German perception of Ukrainian independence, 1939 --1945; Nazi-German perception of Ukrainian population in Galicia, 1939 -- 1945; Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists (OUN); periodicals, Ukrainian; Poland (1939 --1945); Ukraine (1939-1945); Ukrainian - German Relations, 1939 -- 1941; Ukrainian - German relations, 1940 -- 1945; Ukrainian - Jewish relations under Nazi-German regime, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian - Polish relations under Nazi-German regime, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian aspirations of independence; Ukrainian Central Committee in Cracow, public organization under Nazi-German regime; Ukrainian collaborating conception of German-Ukrainian alliance, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian collaborating perception of National Socialism, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian collaborating with German authorities periodicals in Cracow, 1940 --1945; Ukrainian collaboration in the Holocaust; Ukrainian collaborationist periodicals in German-occupied Ukraine, 1944 -- 1944; Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church, Catholic Church of Eastern Rite; Ukrainian Insurgent Movement, 1940 -- 1956; Ukrainian national aspirations; Ukrainian national aspirations under Nazi-German regime, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian society of West Galicia in relation to Nazi-German cause, 1940 --1945; Volodymyr Kubijovic, Chairman of Ukrainian Central Committee, 1939 -- 1945; Warsaw Uprising, August -- September 1944; Western Galicia (Poland: Region)

Creators:: Krakowski Visti (Cracow Herald), editorial board and contributors (1940 -- 1945)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 30: RG-21.01.29, Krakivski Visti, December 6, 1944, December 1944

Subject/Index Terms:: Collaboration between Ukrainian auxiliary police and German authorities, 1941 -- 1945; collaboration in the Holocaust; Cracow (Poland); Documents in Ukrainian language; General-Government (German-occupied Poland, 1939-1945); Geo-strategic situation in Ukraine, 1944; Hans Frank, General Governor of the occupied Poland (General Gouvernment); Kraków (Poland); Lemberg (Poland: General Government: District Galicia), 1941 -- 1944; Lviv (Ukraine); Lwow (Poland); Metropolitan Andrej Sheptytsky, Metropolitan of the Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church, public figure; Narratives in Ukrainian language; Nazi-German perception of Ukrainian independence, 1939 --1945; Nazi-German perception of Ukrainian population in Galicia, 1939 -- 1945; Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists (OUN); periodicals, Ukrainian; Poland (1939 --1945); Ukraine (1939-1945); Ukrainian - German Relations, 1939 -- 1941; Ukrainian - German relations, 1940 -- 1945; Ukrainian - Jewish relations under Nazi-German regime, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian - Polish relations under Nazi-German regime, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian aspirations of independence; Ukrainian Central Committee in Cracow, public organization under Nazi-German regime; Ukrainian collaborating conception of German-Ukrainian alliance, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian collaborating perception of National Socialism, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian collaborating with German authorities periodicals in Cracow, 1940 --1945; Ukrainian collaboration in the Holocaust; Ukrainian collaborationist periodicals in German-occupied Ukraine, 1944 -- 1944; Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church, Catholic Church of Eastern Rite; Ukrainian Insurgent Movement, 1940 -- 1956; Ukrainian national aspirations; Ukrainian national aspirations under Nazi-German regime, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian society of West Galicia in relation to Nazi-German cause, 1940 --1945; Volodymyr Kubijovic, Chairman of Ukrainian Central Committee, 1939 -- 1945; Warsaw Uprising, August -- September 1944; Western Galicia (Poland: Region)

Creators:: Krakowski Visti (Cracow Herald), editorial board and contributors (1940 -- 1945)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 31: RG-21.01.30, Krakivski Visti, December 31, 1944, December 1944

Subject/Index Terms:: Collaboration between Ukrainian auxiliary police and German authorities, 1941 -- 1945; collaboration in the Holocaust; Cracow (Poland); Documents in Ukrainian language; General-Government (German-occupied Poland, 1939-1945); Geo-strategic situation in Ukraine, 1944; Hans Frank, General Governor of the occupied Poland (General Gouvernment); Kraków (Poland); Lemberg (Poland: General Government: District Galicia), 1941 -- 1944; Lviv (Ukraine); Lwow (Poland); Metropolitan Andrej Sheptytsky, Metropolitan of the Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church, public figure; Narratives in Ukrainian language; Nazi-German perception of Ukrainian independence, 1939 --1945; Nazi-German perception of Ukrainian population in Galicia, 1939 -- 1945; Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists (OUN); periodicals, Ukrainian; Poland (1939 --1945); Ukraine (1939-1945); Ukrainian - German Relations, 1939 -- 1941; Ukrainian - German relations, 1940 -- 1945; Ukrainian - Jewish relations under Nazi-German regime, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian - Polish relations under Nazi-German regime, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian aspirations of independence; Ukrainian Central Committee in Cracow, public organization under Nazi-German regime; Ukrainian collaborating conception of German-Ukrainian alliance, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian collaborating perception of National Socialism, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian collaborating with German authorities periodicals in Cracow, 1940 --1945; Ukrainian collaboration in the Holocaust; Ukrainian collaborationist periodicals in German-occupied Ukraine, 1944 -- 1944; Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church, Catholic Church of Eastern Rite; Ukrainian Insurgent Movement, 1940 -- 1956; Ukrainian national aspirations; Ukrainian national aspirations under Nazi-German regime, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian society of West Galicia in relation to Nazi-German cause, 1940 --1945; Volodymyr Kubijovic, Chairman of Ukrainian Central Committee, 1939 -- 1945; Warsaw Uprising, August -- September 1944; Western Galicia (Poland: Region)

Creators:: Krakowski Visti (Cracow Herald), editorial board and contributors (1940 -- 1945)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 32: RG-21.01.31, Krakivski Visti, January, 1945, January 1945

Subject/Index Terms:: Collaboration between Ukrainian auxiliary police and German authorities, 1941 -- 1945; collaboration in the Holocaust; Cracow (Poland); Documents in Ukrainian language; General-Government (German-occupied Poland, 1939-1945); Geo-strategic situation in Ukraine, 1944; Hans Frank, General Governor of the occupied Poland (General Gouvernment); Kraków (Poland); Lemberg (Poland); Lviv (Ukraine); Lwow (Poland); Metropolitan Andrej Sheptytsky, Metropolitan of the Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church, public figure; Narratives in Ukrainian language; Nazi-German perception of Ukrainian independence, 1939 --1945; Nazi-German perception of Ukrainian population in Galicia, 1939 -- 1945; Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists (OUN); periodicals, Ukrainian; Poland (1939 --1945); Ukraine (1939-1945); Ukrainian - German Relations, 1939 -- 1941; Ukrainian - German relations, 1940 -- 1945; Ukrainian - Jewish relations under Nazi-German regime, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian - Polish relations under Nazi-German regime, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian aspirations of independence; Ukrainian Central Committee in Cracow, public organization under Nazi-German regime; Ukrainian collaborating conception of German-Ukrainian alliance, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian collaborating perception of National Socialism, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian collaborating with German authorities periodicals in Cracow, 1940 --1945; Ukrainian collaboration in the Holocaust; Ukrainian collaborationist periodicals in German-occupied Ukraine, 1944 -- 1944; Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church, Catholic Church of Eastern Rite; Ukrainian Insurgent Movement, 1940 -- 1956; Ukrainian national aspirations; Ukrainian national aspirations under Nazi-German regime, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian society of West Galicia in relation to Nazi-German cause, 1940 --1945; Volodymyr Kubijovic, Chairman of Ukrainian Central Committee, 1939 -- 1945; Warsaw Uprising, August -- September 1944; Western Galicia (Poland: Region)

Creators:: Krakowski Visti (Cracow Herald), editorial board and contributors (1940 -- 1945)

Sub-Collection 2: RG-21.02, Lvivski Vist (Lviv Herald), 1941 -- 1944

Lvivvski Visti (the Lviv Herald) was a Ukrainian language collaborating with Nazi-German authorities periodical, published in Lviv by Ukrainian public organizations in 1941 -- 1944

Subject/Index Terms:: Ukrainian collaboration in the Holocaust; Ukrainian collaborating with German authorities periodicals in Lviv, 1941 -- 1944; Lvivski Visti, Ukrainian collaborating with German Authorities periodical, Lviv, 1940 --1944; Ukrainian national aspirations under Nazi-German regime, 1939 -- 1945; Collaboration between Ukrainian auxiliary police and German authorities, 1941 -- 1945; Ukrainian public organizations in Eastern Galicia under the Nazi-German regime, 1941 -- 1944; Jewish -- Ukrainian relation in interwar Poland; Ukrainian Public Committee in Lviv under Nazi-German regime, 1941 -- 1944; Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists (OUN); Ukrainian - German Relations, 1939 -- 1941; Ukrainian - German relations, 1940 -- 1945; Ukrainian - German Relations, 1941 -- 1945; Ukrainian -- Soviet Relations, 1922 -- 1941; Ukrainian - Jewish relations, 1918 --1939; Ukrainian police, implementation of the Holocaust, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian Society of East Galicia in relation to Nazi-German cause, 1939 --1945; The 14th Waffen Grenadier Division of the SS, Galizien (1st Ukrainian Division); periodicals, Ukrainian; Ukrainian - Polish relations in the Second World War, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian aspirations for an independent state, 1918 --1941; Ukrainian aspirations of independence; Ukrainian Insurgent Army, 1941 -- 1956; Ukrainian military formations in the Second World War, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian state building, 1940 -- 1945; Formation of 14th Waffen Grenadier Division of the SS (1ar Ukrainian Division), 1943-1944; District Galicia (General Government: Administrative Unit), 1941 -- 1945; Ukrainian collaborationist periodicals in German-occupied Ukraine, 1944 -- 1944; Ukrainian collaborationist ideology in relation to Nazi Germany, 1941 -- 1945; Ukrainian Central Committee in Cracow, public organization under Nazi-German regime; Volodymyr Kubijovic, Chairman of Ukrainian Central Committee, 1939 -- 1945; Program and ideological articles in Lvivski Visti, 1941 -- 1944; Perceptions and reactions of local populations to German invasions, 1939-1945; Greeting of the entering German soldiers, Lviv, June 30, 1941; Metropolitan Andrej Sheptytsky, Metropolitan of the Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church, public figure; Appeal of Metropolitan Andrej Sheptytsky to the clergy and to the faithful, Lviv 1943; Metropolitan Andrey Sheptytsky, pastoral letter, Lviv, 1943; Dr. Lasch, Karl (Governor of District Galicia from August 1941--January 1942); Koch, Erich, German Reichskommissariat of Ukraine; Reichskommissariat Ukraine, German administrative division of the occupied Ukraine; German military communiques reflected in Lvivski Visti, 1941 -- 1944; Governor Dr. Wachter visits Eastern Galician towns, 1942 -- 1944; Activities of Ukrainian public organizations in German-occupied Eastern Galicia, 1941 -- 1944; Geopolitical situation in Europe, 1941 -- 1944; Wachter, Governor of the District Galicia visits the Hutsulian region (Carpathian Mountains) 1942; Hutsulian Region in the Carpatian Moutains, Ukraine; Ukrainian-German cooperation in Eastern Galicia, 1941 -- 1944; Stanislawow (Poland); Stanislaviv (Poland); Stanislav (Ukraine); Ivano-Frankivsk (Ukraine); Eastern Galicia (Poland: Region); Eastern Galicia (Ukraine: Region); Ukrainian collaborating conception of German-Ukrainian alliance, 1939 -- 1945; Conception of unified Ukraine under the Nazi-German auspices, 1940 -- 1944; Wachter visits Drohobycz, Eastern Galicia, 1942; Training of the volunteers to the Ukrainian Police in Lviv, 1942; Lviv (Ukraine); Lwow (Poland); Guidance of Nazi-German administration to the local Ukrainian administration in Eastern Galicia; Wachter visits Ternopil region in Eastern Galicia, 1942; Ukrainian public representation at the reception given by the Governor Hans Frank, Cracow, 1943; Bendediction of Metropolitan Sheptytsky to those to the Ukrainian laborers in Germany, 1943; Otto Wachter about the formation of the 14th Waffen SS Grenadier Ukrainian Division, 1943; Ukrainian volunteers to the 14th Waffen SS Grenadier Ukrainian Division, 1943; Appeals to join the 14th Waffen SS Grenadier Ukrainian Division, Lvivski Visti, 1943; Ukrainian Regional Committee (UOK), a sub-committee of the Ukrainian Central Committee in Cracow; Appeal of Volodymyr Kubyjovyc in realtin to the formation of 14th SS Waffen Division (Ukrainian); Formation of and volunteering to the 14th Waffen SS Ukrainian Division in Eastern Galicia, 1943; Ideology of the Ukrainian Waffen SS Division in relation to independent Ukraine, 1943 -- 1945; Ukrainian Homeland Service of Eastern Galicia; Ukrainian popular enthusiasm in relation to the formation of the 14 Waffen SS Ukrainian Division; Ukrainian appeal to fight Bolshevism in relation to formation of the 14 Waffen SS Ukrainian Division; Ukrainian Appeal to fight for the New Europe in the ranks of the 14 Waffen SS Ukrainian Division; Ukrainian appeal to fight Judeo-Communism in the ranks of the 14 Waffen SS Ukrainian Division, 1943; Governor Wachter visits Kolomyja in relation to the formation of the 14 SS Waffen Ukrainian Division; Kolomyia (Ukraine); Kolomyja (Poland); Parade of Ukrainian volunteers to the 14 Waffen SS Ukrainian Division, 1943; General Governor Hans Frank visits Eastern Galicia, 1943; The 14th Waffen SS Grenadier Ukrainian Divisions, Parades, 1943; General Governor Hans Frank about the situation of Poles in General Gouvernement, 1943; Ukrainian gathering in Ternopil region against Judeo-Moscow bolsheviks, 1943; Dr. Bauer, Chief of the staff in the German government of Eastern Galicia; Assassination of Dr. Bauer, chief of staff of German goverment in Eastern Galicia, February 1943; The 14 Waffen SS Ukrainian Division, Galizein, Combat Operations, casualties, March 1944; The 14th Waffen SS Ukrainian Division, Galizien, photo-documents, Lvivski Visti, 1943; The 14th Waffen SS Ukrainian Divisions, Galizien, songs, 1943; Governor of District Galicia, Otto Wachter visits Czhortkow; Czortkow (Poland); Chortkiv (Ukraine); Nazi-German authorities of District Galicia, 1943; Governor of District Galicia, Otto Wachter visits Kalusz, 1943; Kalusz (Poland); Kalush (Ukraine); Governor of District Galicia, Otto Wachter visits Zaliszczyki, 1943; Zalliszczyki (Poland); Zalishchyki (Ukraine); German armed forces, Lviv, 1944, photo-documents

Creators:: Lvivski Visti (the Lviv Herald) (1941 -- 1944); Lvivski Visti, editorial board and contributors (1941 -- 1944)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 1: RG-21.02.01, Lvivski Visti, 29 April 1943, Formation of SS Galizein Division, April 1943

Subject/Index Terms:: Collaboration between Ukrainian auxiliary police and German authorities, 1941 -- 1945; collaboration in the Holocaust; District Galicia (General Government: Administrative Unit), 1941 -- 1945; Documents in Ukrainian language; Eastern Galicia (Poland: Region); Eastern Galicia (Ukraine: Region); General Government (German-occupied Poland), 1939 -- 1945; Holocaust in Ukraine; Ideology of Ukrainian Nationalism; Krakivski Visti, Ukrainian collaborating with German Authorities periodical in Cracow, 1940 -- 1945; Lemberg (Poland: General Government: District Galicia), 1941 -- 1944; Lviv (Ukraine); Lvivski Visti, Ukrainian collaborating with German Authorities periodical, Lviv, 1940 --1944; Lwow (Poland); Narratives in Ukrainian language; Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists (OUN); periodicals, Ukrainian; Poland (1939 --1945); Theory of Ukrainian Nationalism; Ukraine (1939-1945); Ukrainian -- Jewish Relation under the Nazi-German regime in Eastern Galicia, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian - German Relations, 1939 -- 1941; Ukrainian - German Relations, 1941 -- 1945; Ukrainian administrative and police authorities in Eastern Galicia, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian Auxiliary Police; Ukrainian collaborating with German authorities periodicals in Cracow, 1940 --1945; Ukrainian collaborating with German authorities periodicals in Lviv, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian combat SS Division Galicia, 1944; Ukrainian military formations in the Second World War, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian national aspirations; Ukrainian political spectrum in Eastern Galicia, 1941 -- 1945; Ukrainian public organizations in Eastern Galicia under the Nazi-German regime, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian Society of East Galicia in relation to Nazi-German cause, 1939 --1945; Wolyn (Volhynia), Ukrainian collaborating periodical, 1941

Creators:: Lvivski Visti

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 2: RG-21.02.01, Lvivski Visti, June 21-22, 1942, June 1942

Subject/Index Terms:: Collaboration between Ukrainian auxiliary police and German authorities, 1941 -- 1945; collaboration in the Holocaust; District Galicia (General Government: Administrative Unit), 1941 -- 1945; Documents in Ukrainian language; Eastern Galicia (Poland: Region); Eastern Galicia (Ukraine: Region); General Government (German-occupied Poland), 1939 -- 1945; Holocaust in Ukraine; Ideology of Ukrainian Nationalism; Krakivski Visti, Ukrainian collaborating with German Authorities periodical in Cracow, 1940 -- 1945; Lemberg (Poland: General Government: District Galicia), 1941 -- 1944; Lviv (Ukraine); Lvivski Visti, Ukrainian collaborating with German Authorities periodical, Lviv, 1940 --1944; Lwow (Poland); Narratives in Ukrainian language; Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists (OUN); periodicals, Ukrainian; Poland (1939 --1945); Theory of Ukrainian Nationalism; Ukraine (1939-1945); Ukrainian -- Jewish Relation under the Nazi-German regime in Eastern Galicia, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian - German Relations, 1941 -- 1945; Ukrainian administrative and police authorities in Eastern Galicia, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian Auxiliary Police; Ukrainian collaborating with German authorities periodicals in Cracow, 1940 --1945; Ukrainian collaborating with German authorities periodicals in Lviv, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian combat SS Division Galicia, 1944; Ukrainian military formations in the Second World War, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian national aspirations; Ukrainian political spectrum in Eastern Galicia, 1941 -- 1945; Ukrainian public organizations in Eastern Galicia under the Nazi-German regime, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian Society of East Galicia in relation to Nazi-German cause, 1939 --1945; Wolyn (Volhynia), Ukrainian collaborating periodical, 1941

Creators:: Lvivski Visti (the Lviv Herald) (1941 -- 1944)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 3: RG-21.02.02, Lvivski Visti, 6 May 1943, Nazi Governor of the District Galicia, Dr. O. Vechter, May 1943

Subject/Index Terms:: Collaboration between Ukrainian auxiliary police and German authorities, 1941 -- 1945; collaboration in the Holocaust; District Galicia (General Government: Administrative Unit), 1941 -- 1945; Documents in Ukrainian language; Eastern Galicia (Poland: Region); Eastern Galicia (Ukraine: Region); General Government (German-occupied Poland), 1939 -- 1945; Holocaust in Ukraine; Ideology of Ukrainian Nationalism; Krakivski Visti, Ukrainian collaborating with German Authorities periodical in Cracow, 1940 -- 1945; Lemberg (Poland: General Government: District Galicia), 1941 -- 1944; Lviv (Ukraine); Lvivski Visti, Ukrainian collaborating with German Authorities periodical, Lviv, 1940 --1944; Lwow (Poland); Narratives in Ukrainian language; Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists (OUN); periodicals, Ukrainian; Poland (1939 --1945); Theory of Ukrainian Nationalism; Ukraine (1939-1945); Ukrainian -- Jewish Relation under the Nazi-German regime in Eastern Galicia, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian - German Relations, 1939 -- 1941; Ukrainian administrative and police authorities in Eastern Galicia, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian Auxiliary Police; Ukrainian collaborating with German authorities periodicals in Cracow, 1940 --1945; Ukrainian collaborating with German authorities periodicals in Lviv, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian combat SS Division Galicia, 1944; Ukrainian military formations in the Second World War, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian national aspirations; Ukrainian political spectrum in Eastern Galicia, 1941 -- 1945; Ukrainian public organizations in Eastern Galicia under the Nazi-German regime, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian Society of East Galicia in relation to Nazi-German cause, 1939 --1945; Wolyn (Volhynia), Ukrainian collaborating periodical, 1941

Creators:: Lvivski Visti (the Lviv Herald) (1941 -- 1944)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 4: RG-21.02.03, Lvivski Visti, February 6-10, 1942, February 1942

Subject/Index Terms:: Collaboration between Ukrainian auxiliary police and German authorities, 1941 -- 1945; collaboration in the Holocaust; District Galicia (General Government: Administrative Unit), 1941 -- 1945; Documents in Ukrainian language; Eastern Galicia (Poland: Region); Eastern Galicia (Ukraine: Region); General Government (German-occupied Poland), 1939 -- 1945; Holocaust in Ukraine; Ideology of Ukrainian Nationalism; Krakivski Visti, Ukrainian collaborating with German Authorities periodical in Cracow, 1940 -- 1945; Lemberg (Poland: General Government: District Galicia), 1941 -- 1944; Lviv (Ukraine); Lvivski Visti, Ukrainian collaborating with German Authorities periodical, Lviv, 1940 --1944; Lwow (Poland); Narratives in Ukrainian language; Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists (OUN); periodicals, Ukrainian; Poland (1939 --1945); Theory of Ukrainian Nationalism; Ukraine (1939-1945); Ukrainian -- Jewish Relation under the Nazi-German regime in Eastern Galicia, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian - German Relations, 1939 -- 1941; Ukrainian - German Relations, 1941 -- 1945; Ukrainian administrative and police authorities in Eastern Galicia, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian Auxiliary Police; Ukrainian collaborating with German authorities periodicals in Cracow, 1940 --1945; Ukrainian collaborating with German authorities periodicals in Lviv, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian combat SS Division Galicia, 1944; Ukrainian military formations in the Second World War, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian national aspirations; Ukrainian political spectrum in Eastern Galicia, 1941 -- 1945; Ukrainian public organizations in Eastern Galicia under the Nazi-German regime, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian Society of East Galicia in relation to Nazi-German cause, 1939 --1945; Wolyn (Volhynia), Ukrainian collaborating periodical, 1941

Creators:: Lvivski Visti (the Lviv Herald) (1941 -- 1944)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 5: RG-21.02.04, Lvivski Vist, German Troops Enter Lviv on 30 June 1941, June 1941

Subject/Index Terms:: Collaboration between Ukrainian auxiliary police and German authorities, 1941 -- 1945; collaboration in the Holocaust; District Galicia (General Government: Administrative Unit), 1941 -- 1945; Documents in Ukrainian language; Eastern Galicia (Poland: Region); Eastern Galicia (Ukraine: Region); General Government (German-occupied Poland), 1939 -- 1945; Holocaust in Ukraine; Ideology of Ukrainian Nationalism; Krakivski Visti, Ukrainian collaborating with German Authorities periodical in Cracow, 1940 -- 1945; Lemberg (Poland: General Government: District Galicia), 1941 -- 1944; Lviv (Ukraine); Lvivski Visti, Ukrainian collaborating with German Authorities periodical, Lviv, 1940 --1944; Lwow (Poland); Narratives in Ukrainian language; Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists (OUN); periodicals, Ukrainian; Poland (1939 --1945); Theory of Ukrainian Nationalism; Ukraine (1939-1945); Ukrainian -- Jewish Relation under the Nazi-German regime in Eastern Galicia, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian - German Relations, 1939 -- 1941; Ukrainian - German Relations, 1941 -- 1945; Ukrainian administrative and police authorities in Eastern Galicia, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian Auxiliary Police; Ukrainian collaborating with German authorities periodicals in Cracow, 1940 --1945; Ukrainian collaborating with German authorities periodicals in Lviv, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian combat SS Division Galicia, 1944; Ukrainian military formations in the Second World War, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian national aspirations; Ukrainian political spectrum in Eastern Galicia, 1941 -- 1945; Ukrainian public organizations in Eastern Galicia under the Nazi-German regime, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian Society of East Galicia in relation to Nazi-German cause, 1939 --1945; Wolyn (Volhynia), Ukrainian collaborating periodical, 1941

Creators:: Lvivski Visti (the Lviv Herald) (1941 -- 1944)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 6: RG-21.02.04, Pastoral Letter, an Appeal of Metropolitan Andrei Sheptyskii in August 1943, August 1943

Subject/Index Terms:: Collaboration between Ukrainian auxiliary police and German authorities, 1941 -- 1945; collaboration in the Holocaust; District Galicia (General Government: Administrative Unit), 1941 -- 1945; Documents in Ukrainian language; Eastern Galicia (Poland: Region); Eastern Galicia (Ukraine: Region); General Government (German-occupied Poland), 1939 -- 1945; Holocaust in Ukraine; Ideology of Ukrainian Nationalism; Krakivski Visti, Ukrainian collaborating with German Authorities periodical in Cracow, 1940 -- 1945; Lemberg (Poland: General Government: District Galicia), 1941 -- 1944; Lviv (Ukraine); Lvivski Visti, Ukrainian collaborating with German Authorities periodical, Lviv, 1940 --1944; Lwow (Poland); Narratives in Ukrainian language; Organization of Ukrainian auxiliary police in Kiev, 1941; periodicals, Ukrainian; Poland (1939 --1945); Theory of Ukrainian Nationalism; Ukraine (1939-1945); Ukrainian -- Jewish Relation under the Nazi-German regime in Eastern Galicia, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian - German Relations, 1939 -- 1941; Ukrainian - German Relations, 1941 -- 1945; Ukrainian administrative and police authorities in Eastern Galicia, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian Auxiliary Police; Ukrainian collaborating with German authorities periodicals in Cracow, 1940 --1945; Ukrainian collaborating with German authorities periodicals in Lviv, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian combat SS Division Galicia, 1944; Ukrainian military formations in the Second World War, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian national aspirations; Ukrainian political spectrum in Eastern Galicia, 1941 -- 1945; Ukrainian public organizations in Eastern Galicia under the Nazi-German regime, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian Society of East Galicia in relation to Nazi-German cause, 1939 --1945; Wolyn (Volhynia), Ukrainian collaborating periodical, 1941

Creators:: Lvivski Visti (the Lviv Herald) (1941 -- 1944)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 7: RG-21.02.05, Lvivski Visti, February 14, 1942, February 1942

Subject/Index Terms:: Collaboration between Ukrainian auxiliary police and German authorities, 1941 -- 1945; collaboration in the Holocaust; District Galicia (General Government: Administrative Unit), 1941 -- 1945; Documents in Ukrainian language; Eastern Galicia (Poland: Region); Eastern Galicia (Ukraine: Region); General Government (German-occupied Poland), 1939 -- 1945; Holocaust in Ukraine; Ideology of Ukrainian Nationalism; Krakivski Visti, Ukrainian collaborating with German Authorities periodical in Cracow, 1940 -- 1945; Lemberg (Poland: General Government: District Galicia), 1941 -- 1944; Lviv (Ukraine); Lvivski Visti, Ukrainian collaborating with German Authorities periodical, Lviv, 1940 --1944; Lwow (Poland); Narratives in Ukrainian language; Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists (OUN); periodicals, Ukrainian; Poland (1939 --1945); Theory of Ukrainian Nationalism; Ukraine (1939-1945); Ukrainian -- Jewish Relation under the Nazi-German regime in Eastern Galicia, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian - German Relations, 1939 -- 1941; Ukrainian - German Relations, 1941 -- 1945; Ukrainian administrative and police authorities in Eastern Galicia, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian Auxiliary Police; Ukrainian collaborating with German authorities periodicals in Cracow, 1940 --1945; Ukrainian collaborating with German authorities periodicals in Lviv, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian combat SS Division Galicia, 1944; Ukrainian military formations in the Second World War, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian national aspirations; Ukrainian political spectrum in Eastern Galicia, 1941 -- 1945; Ukrainian public organizations in Eastern Galicia under the Nazi-German regime, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian Society of East Galicia in relation to Nazi-German cause, 1939 --1945; Wolyn (Volhynia), Ukrainian collaborating periodical, 1941

Creators:: Lvivski Visti (the Lviv Herald) (1941 -- 1944)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 8: RG-21.02.06, Lvivski Visti, February 16, 1942, February 1942

Subject/Index Terms:: Collaboration between Ukrainian auxiliary police and German authorities, 1941 -- 1945; collaboration in the Holocaust; District Galicia (General Government: Administrative Unit), 1941 -- 1945; Documents in Ukrainian language; Eastern Galicia (Poland: Region); Eastern Galicia (Ukraine: Region); General Government (German-occupied Poland), 1939 -- 1945; Holocaust in Ukraine; Ideology of Ukrainian Nationalism; Krakivski Visti, Ukrainian collaborating with German Authorities periodical in Cracow, 1940 -- 1945; Lemberg (Poland: General Government: District Galicia), 1941 -- 1944; Lviv (Ukraine); Lvivski Visti, Ukrainian collaborating with German Authorities periodical, Lviv, 1940 --1944; Lwow (Poland); Narratives in Ukrainian language; Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists (OUN); periodicals, Ukrainian; Poland (1939 --1945); Theory of Ukrainian Nationalism; Ukraine (1939-1945); Ukrainian -- Jewish Relation under the Nazi-German regime in Eastern Galicia, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian - German Relations, 1939 -- 1941; Ukrainian - German Relations, 1941 -- 1945; Ukrainian administrative and police authorities in Eastern Galicia, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian Auxiliary Police; Ukrainian collaborating with German authorities periodicals in Cracow, 1940 --1945; Ukrainian collaborating with German authorities periodicals in Lviv, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian combat SS Division Galicia, 1944; Ukrainian military formations in the Second World War, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian national aspirations; Ukrainian political spectrum in Eastern Galicia, 1941 -- 1945; Ukrainian public organizations in Eastern Galicia under the Nazi-German regime, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian Society of East Galicia in relation to Nazi-German cause, 1939 --1945; Wolyn (Volhynia), Ukrainian collaborating periodical, 1941

Creators:: Lvivski Visti (the Lviv Herald) (1941 -- 1944)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 9: RG-21.02.07, Lvivski Visti, February 13, 1942, February 1942

Subject/Index Terms:: Collaboration between Ukrainian auxiliary police and German authorities, 1941 -- 1945; collaboration in the Holocaust; District Galicia (General Government: Administrative Unit), 1941 -- 1945; Documents in Ukrainian language; Eastern Galicia (Poland: Region); Eastern Galicia (Ukraine: Region); General Government (German-occupied Poland), 1939 -- 1945; Holocaust in Ukraine; Ideology of Ukrainian Nationalism; Krakivski Visti, Ukrainian collaborating with German Authorities periodical in Cracow, 1940 -- 1945; Lemberg (Poland: General Government: District Galicia), 1941 -- 1944; Lviv (Ukraine); Lvivski Visti, Ukrainian collaborating with German Authorities periodical, Lviv, 1940 --1944; Lwow (Poland); Narratives in Ukrainian language; Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists (OUN); periodicals, Ukrainian; Poland (1939 --1945); Theory of Ukrainian Nationalism; Ukraine (1939-1945); Ukrainian -- Jewish Relation under the Nazi-German regime in Eastern Galicia, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian - German Relations, 1939 -- 1941; Ukrainian - German Relations, 1941 -- 1945; Ukrainian administrative and police authorities in Eastern Galicia, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian Auxiliary Police; Ukrainian collaborating with German authorities periodicals in Cracow, 1940 --1945; Ukrainian collaborating with German authorities periodicals in Lviv, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian combat SS Division Galicia, 1944; Ukrainian military formations in the Second World War, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian national aspirations; Ukrainian political spectrum in Eastern Galicia, 1941 -- 1945; Ukrainian public organizations in Eastern Galicia under the Nazi-German regime, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian Society of East Galicia in relation to Nazi-German cause, 1939 --1945; Wolyn (Volhynia), Ukrainian collaborating periodical, 1941

Creators:: Lvivski Visti (the Lviv Herald) (1941 -- 1944)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 10: RG-21.02.08, Lvivski Visti, February 18, 1941, February 1941

Subject/Index Terms:: Collaboration between Ukrainian auxiliary police and German authorities, 1941 -- 1945; collaboration in the Holocaust; District Galicia (General Government: Administrative Unit), 1941 -- 1945; Documents in Ukrainian language; Eastern Galicia (Poland: Region); Eastern Galicia (Ukraine: Region); General Government (German-occupied Poland), 1939 -- 1945; Holocaust in Ukraine; Ideology of Ukrainian Nationalism; Krakivski Visti, Ukrainian collaborating with German Authorities periodical in Cracow, 1940 -- 1945; Lemberg (Poland: General Government: District Galicia), 1941 -- 1944; Lviv (Ukraine); Lvivski Visti, Ukrainian collaborating with German Authorities periodical, Lviv, 1940 --1944; Lwow (Poland); Narratives in Ukrainian language; Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists (OUN); periodicals, Ukrainian; Poland (1939 --1945); Theory of Ukrainian Nationalism; Ukraine (1939-1945); Ukrainian -- Jewish Relation under the Nazi-German regime in Eastern Galicia, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian - German Relations, 1939 -- 1941; Ukrainian - German Relations, 1941 -- 1945; Ukrainian administrative and police authorities in Eastern Galicia, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian Auxiliary Police; Ukrainian collaborating with German authorities periodicals in Cracow, 1940 --1945; Ukrainian collaborating with German authorities periodicals in Lviv, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian combat SS Division Galicia, 1944; Ukrainian military formations in the Second World War, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian national aspirations; Ukrainian political spectrum in Eastern Galicia, 1941 -- 1945; Ukrainian public organizations in Eastern Galicia under the Nazi-German regime, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian Society of East Galicia in relation to Nazi-German cause, 1939 --1945; Wolyn (Volhynia), Ukrainian collaborating periodical, 1941

Creators:: Lvivski Visti (the Lviv Herald) (1941 -- 1944)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 11: RG-21.02.09, Lvivski Visti, February 19, 1942, RG-21.02.09

Subject/Index Terms:: Collaboration between Ukrainian auxiliary police and German authorities, 1941 -- 1945; collaboration in the Holocaust; District Galicia (General Government: Administrative Unit), 1941 -- 1945; Documents in Ukrainian language; Eastern Galicia (Poland: Region); Eastern Galicia (Ukraine: Region); General Government (German-occupied Poland), 1939 -- 1945; Holocaust in Ukraine; Ideology of Ukrainian Nationalism; Krakivski Visti, Ukrainian collaborating with German Authorities periodical in Cracow, 1940 -- 1945; Lemberg (Poland: General Government: District Galicia), 1941 -- 1944; Lviv (Ukraine); Lvivski Visti, Ukrainian collaborating with German Authorities periodical, Lviv, 1940 --1944; Lwow (Poland); Narratives in Ukrainian language; Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists (OUN); periodicals, Ukrainian; Poland (1939 --1945); Theory of Ukrainian Nationalism; Ukraine (1939-1945); Ukrainian -- Jewish Relation under the Nazi-German regime in Eastern Galicia, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian - German relations, 1940 -- 1945; Ukrainian - German Relations, 1941 -- 1945; Ukrainian administrative and police authorities in Eastern Galicia, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian Auxiliary Police; Ukrainian collaborating with German authorities periodicals in Cracow, 1940 --1945; Ukrainian collaborating with German authorities periodicals in Lviv, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian combat SS Division Galicia, 1944; Ukrainian military formations in the Second World War, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian national aspirations; Ukrainian political spectrum in Eastern Galicia, 1941 -- 1945; Ukrainian public organizations in Eastern Galicia under the Nazi-German regime, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian Society of East Galicia in relation to Nazi-German cause, 1939 --1945; Wolyn (Volhynia), Ukrainian collaborating periodical, 1941

Creators:: Lvivski Visti (the Lviv Herald) (1941 -- 1944)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 12: RG-21.02.10, Lvivski Visti, March 1, 1942, March 1942

Subject/Index Terms:: Collaboration between Ukrainian auxiliary police and German authorities, 1941 -- 1945; collaboration in the Holocaust; District Galicia (General Government: Administrative Unit), 1941 -- 1945; Documents in Ukrainian language; Eastern Galicia (Poland: Region); Eastern Galicia (Ukraine: Region); General Government (German-occupied Poland), 1939 -- 1945; Holocaust in Ukraine; Ideology of Ukrainian Nationalism; Krakivski Visti, Ukrainian collaborating with German Authorities periodical in Cracow, 1940 -- 1945; Lemberg (Poland: General Government: District Galicia), 1941 -- 1944; Lviv (Ukraine); Lvivski Visti, Ukrainian collaborating with German Authorities periodical, Lviv, 1940 --1944; Lwow (Poland); Theory of Ukrainian Nationalism; Ukraine (1939-1945); Ukrainian -- Jewish Relation under the Nazi-German regime in Eastern Galicia, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian - German Relations, 1939 -- 1941; Ukrainian - German Relations, 1941 -- 1945; Ukrainian administrative and police authorities in Eastern Galicia, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian Auxiliary Police; Ukrainian collaborating with German authorities periodicals in Cracow, 1940 --1945; Ukrainian collaborating with German authorities periodicals in Lviv, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian combat SS Division Galicia, 1944; Ukrainian military formations in the Second World War, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian national aspirations; Ukrainian political spectrum in Eastern Galicia, 1941 -- 1945; Ukrainian public organizations in Eastern Galicia under the Nazi-German regime, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian Society of East Galicia in relation to Nazi-German cause, 1939 --1945; Wolyn (Volhynia), Ukrainian collaborating periodical, 1941

Creators:: Lvivski Visti (the Lviv Herald) (1941 -- 1944)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 13: RG-21.02.11, Lvivski Visti, March 12, 1942, March 1942

Subject/Index Terms:: Collaboration between Ukrainian auxiliary police and German authorities, 1941 -- 1945; collaboration in the Holocaust; District Galicia (General Government: Administrative Unit), 1941 -- 1945; Documents in Ukrainian language; Eastern Galicia (Poland: Region); Eastern Galicia (Ukraine: Region); General Government (German-occupied Poland), 1939 -- 1945; Holocaust in Ukraine; Ideology of Ukrainian Nationalism; Krakivski Visti, Ukrainian collaborating with German Authorities periodical in Cracow, 1940 -- 1945; Lemberg (Poland: General Government: District Galicia), 1941 -- 1944; Lviv (Ukraine); Lvivski Visti, Ukrainian collaborating with German Authorities periodical, Lviv, 1940 --1944; Lwow (Poland); Theory of Ukrainian Nationalism; Ukraine (1939-1945); Ukrainian -- Jewish Relation under the Nazi-German regime in Eastern Galicia, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian - German Relations, 1939 -- 1941; Ukrainian - German Relations, 1941 -- 1945; Ukrainian administrative and police authorities in Eastern Galicia, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian Auxiliary Police; Ukrainian collaborating with German authorities periodicals in Cracow, 1940 --1945; Ukrainian collaborating with German authorities periodicals in Lviv, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian combat SS Division Galicia, 1944; Ukrainian military formations in the Second World War, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian national aspirations; Ukrainian political spectrum in Eastern Galicia, 1941 -- 1945; Ukrainian public organizations in Eastern Galicia under the Nazi-German regime, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian Society of East Galicia in relation to Nazi-German cause, 1939 --1945; Wolyn (Volhynia), Ukrainian collaborating periodical, 1941

Creators:: Lvivski Visti (the Lviv Herald) (1941 -- 1944)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 14: RG-21.02.12, Lvivski Visti, March 3, 1942, March 1942

Subject/Index Terms:: Collaboration between Ukrainian auxiliary police and German authorities, 1941 -- 1945; collaboration in the Holocaust; District Galicia (General Government: Administrative Unit), 1941 -- 1945; Documents in Ukrainian language; Eastern Galicia (Poland: Region); Eastern Galicia (Ukraine: Region); General Government (German-occupied Poland), 1939 -- 1945; Holocaust in Ukraine; Ideology of Ukrainian Nationalism; Krakivski Visti, Ukrainian collaborating with German Authorities periodical in Cracow, 1940 -- 1945; Lemberg (Poland: General Government: District Galicia), 1941 -- 1944; Lviv (Ukraine); Lvivski Visti, Ukrainian collaborating with German Authorities periodical, Lviv, 1940 --1944; Lwow (Poland); Narratives in Ukrainian language; Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists (OUN); periodicals, Ukrainian; Poland (1939 --1945); Theory of Ukrainian Nationalism; Ukraine (1939-1945); Ukrainian -- Jewish Relation under the Nazi-German regime in Eastern Galicia, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian - German Relations, 1939 -- 1941; Ukrainian - German Relations, 1941 -- 1945; Ukrainian administrative and police authorities in Eastern Galicia, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian Auxiliary Police; Ukrainian collaborating with German authorities periodicals in Cracow, 1940 --1945; Ukrainian collaborating with German authorities periodicals in Lviv, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian combat SS Division Galicia, 1944; Ukrainian military formations in the Second World War, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian national aspirations; Ukrainian political spectrum in Eastern Galicia, 1941 -- 1945; Ukrainian public organizations in Eastern Galicia under the Nazi-German regime, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian Society of East Galicia in relation to Nazi-German cause, 1939 --1945; Wolyn (Volhynia), Ukrainian collaborating periodical, 1941

Creators:: Lvivski Visti (the Lviv Herald) (1941 -- 1944)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 15: RG-21.02.13, Lvivski Visti, March 31, 1942, March 1942

Subject/Index Terms:: Collaboration between Ukrainian auxiliary police and German authorities, 1941 -- 1945; collaboration in the Holocaust; District Galicia (General Government: Administrative Unit), 1941 -- 1945; Documents in Ukrainian language; Eastern Galicia (Poland: Region); Eastern Galicia (Ukraine: Region); General Government (German-occupied Poland), 1939 -- 1945; Holocaust in Ukraine; Ideology of Ukrainian Nationalism; Krakivski Visti, Ukrainian collaborating with German Authorities periodical in Cracow, 1940 -- 1945; Lemberg (Poland: General Government: District Galicia), 1941 -- 1944; Lviv (Ukraine); Lvivski Visti, Ukrainian collaborating with German Authorities periodical, Lviv, 1940 --1944; Lwow (Poland); Narratives in Ukrainian language; Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists (OUN); periodicals, Ukrainian; Poland (1939 --1945); Theory of Ukrainian Nationalism; Ukraine (1939-1945); Ukrainian -- Jewish Relation under the Nazi-German regime in Eastern Galicia, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian - German Relations, 1939 -- 1941; Ukrainian - German Relations, 1941 -- 1945; Ukrainian administrative and police authorities in Eastern Galicia, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian Auxiliary Police; Ukrainian collaborating with German authorities periodicals in Cracow, 1940 --1945; Ukrainian collaborating with German authorities periodicals in Lviv, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian combat SS Division Galicia, 1944; Ukrainian military formations in the Second World War, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian national aspirations; Ukrainian political spectrum in Eastern Galicia, 1941 -- 1945; Ukrainian public organizations in Eastern Galicia under the Nazi-German regime, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian Society of East Galicia in relation to Nazi-German cause, 1939 --1945; Wolyn (Volhynia), Ukrainian collaborating periodical, 1941

Creators:: Lvivski Visti (the Lviv Herald) (1941 -- 1944)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 16: RG-21.02.14, Lvivski Visti, March 5, 1942, March 1942

Subject/Index Terms:: Collaboration between Ukrainian auxiliary police and German authorities, 1941 -- 1945; collaboration in the Holocaust; District Galicia (General Government: Administrative Unit), 1941 -- 1945; Documents in Ukrainian language; Eastern Galicia (Poland: Region); Eastern Galicia (Ukraine: Region); General Government (German-occupied Poland), 1939 -- 1945; Holocaust in Ukraine; Ideology of Ukrainian Nationalism; Krakivski Visti, Ukrainian collaborating with German Authorities periodical in Cracow, 1940 -- 1945; Lemberg (Poland: General Government: District Galicia), 1941 -- 1944; Lviv (Ukraine); Lvivski Visti, Ukrainian collaborating with German Authorities periodical, Lviv, 1940 --1944; Lwow (Poland); Narratives in Ukrainian language; Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists (OUN); periodicals, Ukrainian; Poland (1939 --1945); Theory of Ukrainian Nationalism; Ukraine (1939-1945); Ukrainian -- Jewish Relation under the Nazi-German regime in Eastern Galicia, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian - German Relations, 1939 -- 1941; Ukrainian - German Relations, 1941 -- 1945; Ukrainian administrative and police authorities in Eastern Galicia, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian Auxiliary Police; Ukrainian collaborating with German authorities periodicals in Cracow, 1940 --1945; Ukrainian collaborating with German authorities periodicals in Lviv, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian combat SS Division Galicia, 1944; Ukrainian military formations in the Second World War, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian national aspirations; Ukrainian political spectrum in Eastern Galicia, 1941 -- 1945; Ukrainian public organizations in Eastern Galicia under the Nazi-German regime, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian Society of East Galicia in relation to Nazi-German cause, 1939 --1945; Wolyn (Volhynia), Ukrainian collaborating periodical, 1941

Creators:: Lvivski Visti (the Lviv Herald) (1941 -- 1944)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 17: RG-21.02.15, Lvivski Visti, March 30, 1942, March 1942

Subject/Index Terms:: Collaboration between Ukrainian auxiliary police and German authorities, 1941 -- 1945; collaboration in the Holocaust; District Galicia (General Government: Administrative Unit), 1941 -- 1945; Documents in Ukrainian language; Eastern Galicia (Poland: Region); Eastern Galicia (Ukraine: Region); General Government (German-occupied Poland), 1939 -- 1945; Holocaust in Ukraine; Ideology of Ukrainian Nationalism; Krakivski Visti, Ukrainian collaborating with German Authorities periodical in Cracow, 1940 -- 1945; Lemberg (Poland: General Government: District Galicia), 1941 -- 1944; Lviv (Ukraine); Lvivski Visti, Ukrainian collaborating with German Authorities periodical, Lviv, 1940 --1944; Lwow (Poland); Narratives in Ukrainian language; Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists (OUN); periodicals, Ukrainian; Poland (1939 --1945); Theory of Ukrainian Nationalism; Ukraine (1939-1945); Ukrainian -- Jewish Relation under the Nazi-German regime in Eastern Galicia, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian - German Relations, 1939 -- 1941; Ukrainian - German Relations, 1941 -- 1945; Ukrainian administrative and police authorities in Eastern Galicia, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian Auxiliary Police; Ukrainian collaborating with German authorities periodicals in Cracow, 1940 --1945; Ukrainian collaborating with German authorities periodicals in Lviv, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian combat SS Division Galicia, 1944; Ukrainian military formations in the Second World War, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian national aspirations; Ukrainian political spectrum in Eastern Galicia, 1941 -- 1945; Ukrainian public organizations in Eastern Galicia under the Nazi-German regime, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian Society of East Galicia in relation to Nazi-German cause, 1939 --1945; Wolyn (Volhynia), Ukrainian collaborating periodical, 1941

Creators:: Lvivski Visti (the Lviv Herald) (1941 -- 1944)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 18: RG-21.02.16, Lvivski Visti, April 20, 1942, April 1942

Subject/Index Terms:: Collaboration between Ukrainian auxiliary police and German authorities, 1941 -- 1945; collaboration in the Holocaust; District Galicia (General Government: Administrative Unit), 1941 -- 1945; Documents in Ukrainian language; Eastern Galicia (Poland: Region); Eastern Galicia (Ukraine: Region); General Government (German-occupied Poland), 1939 -- 1945; Holocaust in Ukraine; Ideology of Ukrainian Nationalism; Krakivski Visti, Ukrainian collaborating with German Authorities periodical in Cracow, 1940 -- 1945; Lemberg (Poland: General Government: District Galicia), 1941 -- 1944; Lviv (Ukraine); Lvivski Visti, Ukrainian collaborating with German Authorities periodical, Lviv, 1940 --1944; Lwow (Poland); Narratives in Ukrainian language; Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists (OUN); periodicals, Ukrainian; Poland (1939 --1945); Theory of Ukrainian Nationalism; Ukraine (1939-1945); Ukrainian -- Jewish Relation under the Nazi-German regime in Eastern Galicia, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian - German Relations, 1939 -- 1941; Ukrainian - German Relations, 1941 -- 1945; Ukrainian administrative and police authorities in Eastern Galicia, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian Auxiliary Police; Ukrainian collaborating with German authorities periodicals in Cracow, 1940 --1945; Ukrainian collaborating with German authorities periodicals in Lviv, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian combat SS Division Galicia, 1944; Ukrainian military formations in the Second World War, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian national aspirations; Ukrainian political spectrum in Eastern Galicia, 1941 -- 1945; Ukrainian public organizations in Eastern Galicia under the Nazi-German regime, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian Society of East Galicia in relation to Nazi-German cause, 1939 --1945; Wolyn (Volhynia), Ukrainian collaborating periodical, 1941

Creators:: Lvivski Visti (the Lviv Herald) (1941 -- 1944)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 19: RG-21.02.17, Lvivski Visti, May 1, 1942, May 1942

Subject/Index Terms:: Collaboration between Ukrainian auxiliary police and German authorities, 1941 -- 1945; collaboration in the Holocaust; District Galicia (General Government: Administrative Unit), 1941 -- 1945; Documents in Ukrainian language; Eastern Galicia (Poland: Region); Eastern Galicia (Ukraine: Region); General Government (German-occupied Poland), 1939 -- 1945; Holocaust in Ukraine; Ideology of Ukrainian Nationalism; Krakivski Visti, Ukrainian collaborating with German Authorities periodical in Cracow, 1940 -- 1945; Lemberg (Poland: General Government: District Galicia), 1941 -- 1944; Lviv (Ukraine); Lvivski Visti, Ukrainian collaborating with German Authorities periodical, Lviv, 1940 --1944; Lwow (Poland); Narratives in Ukrainian language; Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists (OUN); periodicals, Ukrainian; Poland (1939 --1945); Theory of Ukrainian Nationalism; Ukraine (1939-1945); Ukrainian -- Jewish Relation under the Nazi-German regime in Eastern Galicia, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian - German Relations, 1939 -- 1941; Ukrainian - German Relations, 1941 -- 1945; Ukrainian administrative and police authorities in Eastern Galicia, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian Auxiliary Police; Ukrainian collaborating with German authorities periodicals in Cracow, 1940 --1945; Ukrainian collaborating with German authorities periodicals in Lviv, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian combat SS Division Galicia, 1944; Ukrainian military formations in the Second World War, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian national aspirations; Ukrainian political spectrum in Eastern Galicia, 1941 -- 1945; Ukrainian public organizations in Eastern Galicia under the Nazi-German regime, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian Society of East Galicia in relation to Nazi-German cause, 1939 --1945; Wolyn (Volhynia), Ukrainian collaborating periodical, 1941

Creators:: Lvivski Visti (the Lviv Herald) (1941 -- 1944)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 20: RG-21.02.18, Lvivski Visti, May 2, 1942, May 1942

Subject/Index Terms:: Collaboration between Ukrainian auxiliary police and German authorities, 1941 -- 1945; collaboration in the Holocaust; District Galicia (General Government: Administrative Unit), 1941 -- 1945; Documents in Ukrainian language; Eastern Galicia (Poland: Region); Eastern Galicia (Ukraine: Region); General Government (German-occupied Poland), 1939 -- 1945; Holocaust in Ukraine; Ideology of Ukrainian Nationalism; Krakivski Visti, Ukrainian collaborating with German Authorities periodical in Cracow, 1940 -- 1945; Lemberg (Poland: General Government: District Galicia), 1941 -- 1944; Lviv (Ukraine); Lvivski Visti, Ukrainian collaborating with German Authorities periodical, Lviv, 1940 --1944; Lwow (Poland); Narratives in Ukrainian language; Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists (OUN); periodicals, Ukrainian; Poland (1939 --1945); Theory of Ukrainian Nationalism; Ukraine (1939-1945); Ukrainian -- Jewish Relation under the Nazi-German regime in Eastern Galicia, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian - German Relations, 1939 -- 1941; Ukrainian - German Relations, 1941 -- 1945; Ukrainian administrative and police authorities in Eastern Galicia, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian Auxiliary Police; Ukrainian collaborating with German authorities periodicals in Cracow, 1940 --1945; Ukrainian collaborating with German authorities periodicals in Lviv, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian combat SS Division Galicia, 1944; Ukrainian military formations in the Second World War, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian national aspirations; Ukrainian political spectrum in Eastern Galicia, 1941 -- 1945; Ukrainian public organizations in Eastern Galicia under the Nazi-German regime, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian Society of East Galicia in relation to Nazi-German cause, 1939 --1945; Wolyn (Volhynia), Ukrainian collaborating periodical, 1941

Creators:: Lvivski Visti (the Lviv Herald) (1941 -- 1944)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 21: RG-21.02.19, Lvivski Visti, May 8, 1942, May 1942

Subject/Index Terms:: Collaboration between Ukrainian auxiliary police and German authorities, 1941 -- 1945; collaboration in the Holocaust; District Galicia (General Government: Administrative Unit), 1941 -- 1945; Documents in Ukrainian language; Eastern Galicia (Poland: Region); Eastern Galicia (Ukraine: Region); General Government (German-occupied Poland), 1939 -- 1945; Holocaust in Ukraine; Ideology of Ukrainian Nationalism; Krakivski Visti, Ukrainian collaborating with German Authorities periodical in Cracow, 1940 -- 1945; Lemberg (Poland: General Government: District Galicia), 1941 -- 1944; Lviv (Ukraine); Lvivski Visti, Ukrainian collaborating with German Authorities periodical, Lviv, 1940 --1944; Lwow (Poland); Narratives in Ukrainian language; Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists (OUN); periodicals, Ukrainian; Poland (1939 --1945); Theory of Ukrainian Nationalism; Ukraine (1939-1945); Ukrainian -- Jewish Relation under the Nazi-German regime in Eastern Galicia, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian - German Relations, 1939 -- 1941; Ukrainian - German Relations, 1941 -- 1945; Ukrainian administrative and police authorities in Eastern Galicia, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian Auxiliary Police; Ukrainian collaborating with German authorities periodicals in Cracow, 1940 --1945; Ukrainian collaborating with German authorities periodicals in Lviv, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian combat SS Division Galicia, 1944; Ukrainian military formations in the Second World War, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian national aspirations; Ukrainian political spectrum in Eastern Galicia, 1941 -- 1945; Ukrainian public organizations in Eastern Galicia under the Nazi-German regime, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian Society of East Galicia in relation to Nazi-German cause, 1939 --1945; Wolyn (Volhynia), Ukrainian collaborating periodical, 1941

Creators:: Lvivski Visti (the Lviv Herald) (1941 -- 1944)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 22: RG-21.02.20, Lvivski Visti, May 15, 1942, May 1942

Subject/Index Terms:: Collaboration between Ukrainian auxiliary police and German authorities, 1941 -- 1945; collaboration in the Holocaust; District Galicia (General Government: Administrative Unit), 1941 -- 1945; Documents in Ukrainian language; Eastern Galicia (Poland: Region); Eastern Galicia (Ukraine: Region); General Government (German-occupied Poland), 1939 -- 1945; Holocaust in Ukraine; Ideology of Ukrainian Nationalism; Krakivski Visti, Ukrainian collaborating with German Authorities periodical in Cracow, 1940 -- 1945; Lemberg (Poland: General Government: District Galicia), 1941 -- 1944; Lviv (Ukraine); Lvivski Visti, Ukrainian collaborating with German Authorities periodical, Lviv, 1940 --1944; Lwow (Poland); Narratives in Ukrainian language; Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists (OUN); periodicals, Ukrainian; Poland (1939 --1945); Theory of Ukrainian Nationalism; Ukraine (1939-1945); Ukrainian -- Jewish Relation under the Nazi-German regime in Eastern Galicia, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian - German Relations, 1939 -- 1941; Ukrainian - German Relations, 1941 -- 1945; Ukrainian administrative and police authorities in Eastern Galicia, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian Auxiliary Police; Ukrainian collaborating with German authorities periodicals in Cracow, 1940 --1945; Ukrainian collaborating with German authorities periodicals in Lviv, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian combat SS Division Galicia, 1944; Ukrainian military formations in the Second World War, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian national aspirations; Ukrainian political spectrum in Eastern Galicia, 1941 -- 1945; Ukrainian public organizations in Eastern Galicia under the Nazi-German regime, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian Society of East Galicia in relation to Nazi-German cause, 1939 --1945; Wolyn (Volhynia), Ukrainian collaborating periodical, 1941

Creators:: Lvivski Visti (the Lviv Herald) (1941 -- 1944)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 23: RG-21.02.21, Lvivski Visti, June 11, 1942, June 1942

Subject/Index Terms:: Collaboration between Ukrainian auxiliary police and German authorities, 1941 -- 1945; collaboration in the Holocaust; District Galicia (General Government: Administrative Unit), 1941 -- 1945; Documents in Ukrainian language; Eastern Galicia (Poland: Region); Eastern Galicia (Ukraine: Region); General Government (German-occupied Poland), 1939 -- 1945; Holocaust in Ukraine; Ideology of Ukrainian Nationalism; Krakivski Visti, Ukrainian collaborating with German Authorities periodical in Cracow, 1940 -- 1945; Lemberg (Poland: General Government: District Galicia), 1941 -- 1944; Lvivski Visti, Ukrainian collaborating with German Authorities periodical, Lviv, 1940 --1944; Lwow (Poland); Narratives in Ukrainian language; Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists (OUN); periodicals, Ukrainian; Poland (1939 --1945); Theory of Ukrainian Nationalism; Ukraine (1939-1945); Ukrainian -- Jewish Relation under the Nazi-German regime in Eastern Galicia, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian - German Relations, 1939 -- 1941; Ukrainian - German Relations, 1941 -- 1945; Ukrainian administrative and police authorities in Eastern Galicia, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian Auxiliary Police; Ukrainian collaborating with German authorities periodicals in Cracow, 1940 --1945; Ukrainian collaborating with German authorities periodicals in Lviv, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian combat SS Division Galicia, 1944; Ukrainian military formations in the Second World War, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian national aspirations; Ukrainian political spectrum in Eastern Galicia, 1941 -- 1945; Ukrainian public organizations in Eastern Galicia under the Nazi-German regime, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian Society of East Galicia in relation to Nazi-German cause, 1939 --1945; Wolyn (Volhynia), Ukrainian collaborating periodical, 1941

Creators:: Lvivski Visti (the Lviv Herald) (1941 -- 1944)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 24: RG-21.02.22, Lvivski Visti, June 20, 1942, June 1942

Subject/Index Terms:: Collaboration between Ukrainian auxiliary police and German authorities, 1941 -- 1945; collaboration in the Holocaust; District Galicia (General Government: Administrative Unit), 1941 -- 1945; Documents in Ukrainian language; Eastern Galicia (Poland: Region); Eastern Galicia (Ukraine: Region); General Government (German-occupied Poland), 1939 -- 1945; Holocaust in Ukraine; Ideology of Ukrainian Nationalism; Krakivski Visti, Ukrainian collaborating with German Authorities periodical in Cracow, 1940 -- 1945; Lemberg (Poland: General Government: District Galicia), 1941 -- 1944; Lviv (Ukraine); Lvivski Visti, Ukrainian collaborating with German Authorities periodical, Lviv, 1940 --1944; Lwow (Poland); Narratives in Ukrainian language; Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists (OUN); periodicals, Ukrainian; Poland (1939 --1945); Theory of Ukrainian Nationalism; Ukraine (1939-1945); Ukrainian -- Jewish Relation under the Nazi-German regime in Eastern Galicia, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian - German Relations, 1939 -- 1941; Ukrainian - German Relations, 1941 -- 1945; Ukrainian administrative and police authorities in Eastern Galicia, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian Auxiliary Police; Ukrainian collaborating with German authorities periodicals in Cracow, 1940 --1945; Ukrainian collaborating with German authorities periodicals in Lviv, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian combat SS Division Galicia, 1944; Ukrainian military formations in the Second World War, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian national aspirations; Ukrainian political spectrum in Eastern Galicia, 1941 -- 1945; Ukrainian public organizations in Eastern Galicia under the Nazi-German regime, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian Society of East Galicia in relation to Nazi-German cause, 1939 --1945; Wolyn (Volhynia), Ukrainian collaborating periodical, 1941

Creators:: Lvivski Visti (the Lviv Herald) (1941 -- 1944)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 25: RG-21.02.23, Lvivski Visti, June 27, 1942, June 1942

Subject/Index Terms:: Collaboration between Ukrainian auxiliary police and German authorities, 1941 -- 1945; collaboration in the Holocaust; District Galicia (General Government: Administrative Unit), 1941 -- 1945; Documents in Ukrainian language; Eastern Galicia (Poland: Region); Eastern Galicia (Ukraine: Region); General Government (German-occupied Poland), 1939 -- 1945; Holocaust in Ukraine; Ideology of Ukrainian Nationalism; Krakivski Visti, Ukrainian collaborating with German Authorities periodical in Cracow, 1940 -- 1945; Lemberg (Poland: General Government: District Galicia), 1941 -- 1944; Lviv (Ukraine); Lvivski Visti, Ukrainian collaborating with German Authorities periodical, Lviv, 1940 --1944; Lwow (Poland); Narratives in Ukrainian language; Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists (OUN); periodicals, Ukrainian; Poland (1939 --1945); Theory of Ukrainian Nationalism; Ukraine (1939-1945); Ukrainian -- Jewish Relation under the Nazi-German regime in Eastern Galicia, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian - German Relations, 1939 -- 1941; Ukrainian - German Relations, 1941 -- 1945; Ukrainian administrative and police authorities in Eastern Galicia, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian Auxiliary Police; Ukrainian collaborating with German authorities periodicals in Cracow, 1940 --1945; Ukrainian collaborating with German authorities periodicals in Lviv, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian combat SS Division Galicia, 1944; Ukrainian military formations in the Second World War, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian national aspirations; Ukrainian political spectrum in Eastern Galicia, 1941 -- 1945; Ukrainian public organizations in Eastern Galicia under the Nazi-German regime, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian Society of East Galicia in relation to Nazi-German cause, 1939 --1945; Wolyn (Volhynia), Ukrainian collaborating periodical, 1941

Creators:: Lvivski Visti (the Lviv Herald) (1941 -- 1944)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 26: RG-21.02.24, Lvivski Visti, June 9, 1942, June 9142

Subject/Index Terms:: Collaboration between Ukrainian auxiliary police and German authorities, 1941 -- 1945; collaboration in the Holocaust; District Galicia (General Government: Administrative Unit), 1941 -- 1945; Documents in Ukrainian language; Eastern Galicia (Poland: Region); Eastern Galicia (Ukraine: Region); General Government (German-occupied Poland), 1939 -- 1945; Holocaust in Ukraine; Ideology of Ukrainian Nationalism; Krakivski Visti, Ukrainian collaborating with German Authorities periodical in Cracow, 1940 -- 1945; Lemberg (Poland: General Government: District Galicia), 1941 -- 1944; Lviv (Ukraine); Lvivski Visti, Ukrainian collaborating with German Authorities periodical, Lviv, 1940 --1944; Lwow (Poland); Narratives in Ukrainian language; Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists (OUN); periodicals, Ukrainian; Poland (1939 --1945); Theory of Ukrainian Nationalism; Ukraine (1939-1945); Ukrainian -- Jewish Relation under the Nazi-German regime in Eastern Galicia, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian - German Relations, 1939 -- 1941; Ukrainian - German Relations, 1941 -- 1945; Ukrainian administrative and police authorities in Eastern Galicia, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian Auxiliary Police; Ukrainian collaborating with German authorities periodicals in Cracow, 1940 --1945; Ukrainian collaborating with German authorities periodicals in Lviv, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian combat SS Division Galicia, 1944; Ukrainian military formations in the Second World War, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian national aspirations; Ukrainian political spectrum in Eastern Galicia, 1941 -- 1945; Ukrainian public organizations in Eastern Galicia under the Nazi-German regime, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian Society of East Galicia in relation to Nazi-German cause, 1939 --1945; Wolyn (Volhynia), Ukrainian collaborating periodical, 1941

Creators:: Lvivski Visti (the Lviv Herald) (1941 -- 1944)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 27: RG-21.02.25, Lvivski Visti, July 2, 1942, July 1942

Subject/Index Terms:: Collaboration between Ukrainian auxiliary police and German authorities, 1941 -- 1945; collaboration in the Holocaust; District Galicia (General Government: Administrative Unit), 1941 -- 1945; Documents in Ukrainian language; Eastern Galicia (Poland: Region); Eastern Galicia (Ukraine: Region); General Government (German-occupied Poland), 1939 -- 1945; Holocaust in Ukraine; Ideology of Ukrainian Nationalism; Krakivski Visti, Ukrainian collaborating with German Authorities periodical in Cracow, 1940 -- 1945; Lemberg (Poland: General Government: District Galicia), 1941 -- 1944; Lviv (Ukraine); Lvivski Visti, Ukrainian collaborating with German Authorities periodical, Lviv, 1940 --1944; Lwow (Poland); Narratives in Ukrainian language; Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists (OUN); periodicals, Ukrainian; Poland (1939 --1945); Theory of Ukrainian Nationalism; Ukraine (1939-1945); Ukrainian -- Jewish Relation under the Nazi-German regime in Eastern Galicia, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian - German Relations, 1939 -- 1941; Ukrainian - German Relations, 1941 -- 1945; Ukrainian administrative and police authorities in Eastern Galicia, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian Auxiliary Police; Ukrainian collaborating with German authorities periodicals in Cracow, 1940 --1945; Ukrainian collaborating with German authorities periodicals in Lviv, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian combat SS Division Galicia, 1944; Ukrainian military formations in the Second World War, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian national aspirations; Ukrainian political spectrum in Eastern Galicia, 1941 -- 1945; Ukrainian public organizations in Eastern Galicia under the Nazi-German regime, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian Society of East Galicia in relation to Nazi-German cause, 1939 --1945; Wolyn (Volhynia), Ukrainian collaborating periodical, 1941

Creators:: Lvivski Visti (the Lviv Herald) (1941 -- 1944)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 28: RG-21.02.26, Lvivski Visti, July 4, 1942, July 1942

Subject/Index Terms:: Collaboration between Ukrainian auxiliary police and German authorities, 1941 -- 1945; collaboration in the Holocaust; District Galicia (General Government: Administrative Unit), 1941 -- 1945; Documents in Ukrainian language; Eastern Galicia (Poland: Region); Eastern Galicia (Ukraine: Region); General Government (German-occupied Poland), 1939 -- 1945; Holocaust in Ukraine; Ideology of Ukrainian Nationalism; Krakivski Visti, Ukrainian collaborating with German Authorities periodical in Cracow, 1940 -- 1945; Lemberg (Poland: General Government: District Galicia), 1941 -- 1944; Lviv (Ukraine); Lvivski Visti, Ukrainian collaborating with German Authorities periodical, Lviv, 1940 --1944; Lwow (Poland); Narratives in Ukrainian language; Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists (OUN); periodicals, Ukrainian; Poland (1939 --1945); Theory of Ukrainian Nationalism; Ukraine (1939-1945); Ukrainian -- Jewish Relation under the Nazi-German regime in Eastern Galicia, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian - German Relations, 1939 -- 1941; Ukrainian - German Relations, 1941 -- 1945; Ukrainian administrative and police authorities in Eastern Galicia, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian Auxiliary Police; Ukrainian collaborating with German authorities periodicals in Cracow, 1940 --1945; Ukrainian collaborating with German authorities periodicals in Lviv, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian combat SS Division Galicia, 1944; Ukrainian military formations in the Second World War, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian national aspirations; Ukrainian political spectrum in Eastern Galicia, 1941 -- 1945; Ukrainian public organizations in Eastern Galicia under the Nazi-German regime, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian Society of East Galicia in relation to Nazi-German cause, 1939 --1945; Wolyn (Volhynia), Ukrainian collaborating periodical, 1941

Creators:: Lvivski Visti (the Lviv Herald) (1941 -- 1944)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 29: RG-21.02.27, Lvivski Visti, July 7, 1942, July 1942

Subject/Index Terms:: Collaboration between Ukrainian auxiliary police and German authorities, 1941 -- 1945; collaboration in the Holocaust; District Galicia (General Government: Administrative Unit), 1941 -- 1945; Documents in Ukrainian language; Eastern Galicia (Poland: Region); Eastern Galicia (Ukraine: Region); General Government (German-occupied Poland), 1939 -- 1945; Holocaust in Ukraine; Ideology of Ukrainian Nationalism; Krakivski Visti, Ukrainian collaborating with German Authorities periodical in Cracow, 1940 -- 1945; Lemberg (Poland: General Government: District Galicia), 1941 -- 1944; Lviv (Ukraine); Lvivski Visti, Ukrainian collaborating with German Authorities periodical, Lviv, 1940 --1944; Lwow (Poland); Narratives in Ukrainian language; Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists (OUN); periodicals, Ukrainian; Poland (1939 --1945); Theory of Ukrainian Nationalism; Ukraine (1939-1945); Ukrainian -- Jewish Relation under the Nazi-German regime in Eastern Galicia, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian - German Relations, 1939 -- 1941; Ukrainian - German Relations, 1941 -- 1945; Ukrainian administrative and police authorities in Eastern Galicia, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian Auxiliary Police; Ukrainian collaborating with German authorities periodicals in Cracow, 1940 --1945; Ukrainian collaborating with German authorities periodicals in Lviv, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian combat SS Division Galicia, 1944; Ukrainian military formations in the Second World War, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian national aspirations; Ukrainian political spectrum in Eastern Galicia, 1941 -- 1945; Ukrainian public organizations in Eastern Galicia under the Nazi-German regime, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian Society of East Galicia in relation to Nazi-German cause, 1939 --1945; Wolyn (Volhynia), Ukrainian collaborating periodical, 1941

Creators:: Lvivski Visti (the Lviv Herald) (1941 -- 1944)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 30: RG-21.02.28, Lvivski Visti, July 14, 1942, July 1942

Subject/Index Terms:: Collaboration between Ukrainian auxiliary police and German authorities, 1941 -- 1945; collaboration in the Holocaust; District Galicia (General Government: Administrative Unit), 1941 -- 1945; Documents in Ukrainian language; Eastern Galicia (Poland: Region); Eastern Galicia (Ukraine: Region); General Government (German-occupied Poland), 1939 -- 1945; Holocaust in Ukraine; Ideology of Ukrainian Nationalism; Krakivski Visti, Ukrainian collaborating with German Authorities periodical in Cracow, 1940 -- 1945; Lemberg (Poland: General Government: District Galicia), 1941 -- 1944; Lviv (Ukraine); Lvivski Visti, Ukrainian collaborating with German Authorities periodical, Lviv, 1940 --1944; Lwow (Poland); Narratives in Ukrainian language; Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists (OUN); periodicals, Ukrainian; Poland (1939 --1945); Theory of Ukrainian Nationalism; Ukraine (1939-1945); Ukrainian -- Jewish Relation under the Nazi-German regime in Eastern Galicia, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian - German Relations, 1939 -- 1941; Ukrainian - German Relations, 1941 -- 1945; Ukrainian administrative and police authorities in Eastern Galicia, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian Auxiliary Police; Ukrainian collaborating with German authorities periodicals in Cracow, 1940 --1945; Ukrainian collaborating with German authorities periodicals in Lviv, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian combat SS Division Galicia, 1944; Ukrainian military formations in the Second World War, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian national aspirations; Ukrainian political spectrum in Eastern Galicia, 1941 -- 1945; Ukrainian public organizations in Eastern Galicia under the Nazi-German regime, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian Society of East Galicia in relation to Nazi-German cause, 1939 --1945; Wolyn (Volhynia), Ukrainian collaborating periodical, 1941

Creators:: Lvivski Visti (the Lviv Herald) (1941 -- 1944)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 31: RG-21.02.29, Lvivski Visti, September 26, 1942, September 1942

Subject/Index Terms:: Collaboration between Ukrainian auxiliary police and German authorities, 1941 -- 1945; collaboration in the Holocaust; District Galicia (General Government: Administrative Unit), 1941 -- 1945; Documents in Ukrainian language; Eastern Galicia (Poland: Region); Eastern Galicia (Ukraine: Region); General Government (German-occupied Poland), 1939 -- 1945; Holocaust in Ukraine; Ideology of Ukrainian Nationalism; Krakivski Visti, Ukrainian collaborating with German Authorities periodical in Cracow, 1940 -- 1945; Lemberg (Poland: General Government: District Galicia), 1941 -- 1944; Lviv (Ukraine); Lvivski Visti, Ukrainian collaborating with German Authorities periodical, Lviv, 1940 --1944; Lwow (Poland); Narratives in Ukrainian language; Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists (OUN); periodicals, Ukrainian; Poland (1939 --1945); Theory of Ukrainian Nationalism; Ukraine (1939-1945); Ukrainian -- Jewish Relation under the Nazi-German regime in Eastern Galicia, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian - German Relations, 1939 -- 1941; Ukrainian - German Relations, 1941 -- 1945; Ukrainian administrative and police authorities in Eastern Galicia, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian Auxiliary Police; Ukrainian collaborating with German authorities periodicals in Cracow, 1940 --1945; Ukrainian collaborating with German authorities periodicals in Lviv, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian combat SS Division Galicia, 1944; Ukrainian military formations in the Second World War, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian national aspirations; Ukrainian political spectrum in Eastern Galicia, 1941 -- 1945; Ukrainian public organizations in Eastern Galicia under the Nazi-German regime, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian Society of East Galicia in relation to Nazi-German cause, 1939 --1945; Wolyn (Volhynia), Ukrainian collaborating periodical, 1941

Creators:: Lvivski Visti (the Lviv Herald) (1941 -- 1944)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 32: RG-21.02.30, Lvivski Visti, September 22, 1942, September 1942

Subject/Index Terms:: Collaboration between Ukrainian auxiliary police and German authorities, 1941 -- 1945; collaboration in the Holocaust; District Galicia (General Government: Administrative Unit), 1941 -- 1945; Documents in Ukrainian language; Eastern Galicia (Poland: Region); Eastern Galicia (Ukraine: Region); General Government (German-occupied Poland), 1939 -- 1945; Holocaust in Ukraine; Ideology of Ukrainian Nationalism; Krakivski Visti, Ukrainian collaborating with German Authorities periodical in Cracow, 1940 -- 1945; Lemberg (Poland: General Government: District Galicia), 1941 -- 1944; Lviv (Ukraine); Lvivski Visti, Ukrainian collaborating with German Authorities periodical, Lviv, 1940 --1944; Lwow (Poland); Narratives in Ukrainian language; Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists (OUN); periodicals, Ukrainian; Poland (1939 --1945); Theory of Ukrainian Nationalism; Ukraine (1939-1945); Ukrainian -- Jewish Relation under the Nazi-German regime in Eastern Galicia, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian - German Relations, 1939 -- 1941; Ukrainian - German Relations, 1941 -- 1945; Ukrainian administrative and police authorities in Eastern Galicia, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian Auxiliary Police; Ukrainian collaborating with German authorities periodicals in Cracow, 1940 --1945; Ukrainian collaborating with German authorities periodicals in Lviv, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian combat SS Division Galicia, 1944; Ukrainian military formations in the Second World War, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian national aspirations; Ukrainian political spectrum in Eastern Galicia, 1941 -- 1945; Ukrainian public organizations in Eastern Galicia under the Nazi-German regime, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian Society of East Galicia in relation to Nazi-German cause, 1939 --1945; Wolyn (Volhynia), Ukrainian collaborating periodical, 1941

Creators:: Lvivski Visti (the Lviv Herald) (1941 -- 1944)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 33: RG-21.02.31, Lvivski Visti, September 21, 1942, September 1942

Subject/Index Terms:: Collaboration between Ukrainian auxiliary police and German authorities, 1941 -- 1945; collaboration in the Holocaust; District Galicia (General Government: Administrative Unit), 1941 -- 1945; Documents in Ukrainian language; Eastern Galicia (Poland: Region); Eastern Galicia (Ukraine: Region); General Government (German-occupied Poland), 1939 -- 1945; Holocaust in Ukraine; Ideology of Ukrainian Nationalism; Krakivski Visti, Ukrainian collaborating with German Authorities periodical in Cracow, 1940 -- 1945; Lemberg (Poland: General Government: District Galicia), 1941 -- 1944; Lviv (Ukraine); Lvivski Visti, Ukrainian collaborating with German Authorities periodical, Lviv, 1940 --1944; Lwow (Poland); Narratives in Ukrainian language; Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists (OUN); periodicals, Ukrainian; Poland (1939 --1945); Theory of Ukrainian Nationalism; Ukraine (1939-1945); Ukrainian -- Jewish Relation under the Nazi-German regime in Eastern Galicia, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian - German Relations, 1939 -- 1941; Ukrainian - German Relations, 1941 -- 1945; Ukrainian administrative and police authorities in Eastern Galicia, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian Auxiliary Police; Ukrainian collaborating with German authorities periodicals in Cracow, 1940 --1945; Ukrainian collaborating with German authorities periodicals in Lviv, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian combat SS Division Galicia, 1944; Ukrainian military formations in the Second World War, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian national aspirations; Ukrainian political spectrum in Eastern Galicia, 1941 -- 1945; Ukrainian public organizations in Eastern Galicia under the Nazi-German regime, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian Society of East Galicia in relation to Nazi-German cause, 1939 --1945; Wolyn (Volhynia), Ukrainian collaborating periodical, 1941

Creators:: Lvivski Visti (the Lviv Herald) (1941 -- 1944)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 34: RG-21.02.32, Lvivski Visti, January 22, 1943, January 1943

Subject/Index Terms:: Collaboration between Ukrainian auxiliary police and German authorities, 1941 -- 1945; collaboration in the Holocaust; District Galicia (General Government: Administrative Unit), 1941 -- 1945; Documents in Ukrainian language; Eastern Galicia (Poland: Region); Eastern Galicia (Ukraine: Region); General Government (German-occupied Poland), 1939 -- 1945; Holocaust in Ukraine; Ideology of Ukrainian Nationalism; Krakivski Visti, Ukrainian collaborating with German Authorities periodical in Cracow, 1940 -- 1945; Lemberg (Poland: General Government: District Galicia), 1941 -- 1944; Lviv (Ukraine); Lvivski Visti, Ukrainian collaborating with German Authorities periodical, Lviv, 1940 --1944; Lwow (Poland); Narratives in Ukrainian language; Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists (OUN); periodicals, Ukrainian; Poland (1939 --1945); Theory of Ukrainian Nationalism; Ukraine (1939-1945); Ukrainian -- Jewish Relation under the Nazi-German regime in Eastern Galicia, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian - German Relations, 1939 -- 1941; Ukrainian - German Relations, 1941 -- 1945; Ukrainian administrative and police authorities in Eastern Galicia, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian Auxiliary Police; Ukrainian collaborating with German authorities periodicals in Cracow, 1940 --1945; Ukrainian collaborating with German authorities periodicals in Lviv, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian combat SS Division Galicia, 1944; Ukrainian military formations in the Second World War, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian national aspirations; Ukrainian political spectrum in Eastern Galicia, 1941 -- 1945; Ukrainian public organizations in Eastern Galicia under the Nazi-German regime, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian Society of East Galicia in relation to Nazi-German cause, 1939 --1945; Wolyn (Volhynia), Ukrainian collaborating periodical, 1941

Creators:: Lvivski Visti (the Lviv Herald) (1941 -- 1944)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 35: RG-21.02.33, Lvivski Visti, February 21-22, 1943, February 1943

Subject/Index Terms:: Collaboration between Ukrainian auxiliary police and German authorities, 1941 -- 1945; collaboration in the Holocaust; District Galicia (General Government: Administrative Unit), 1941 -- 1945; Documents in Ukrainian language; Eastern Galicia (Poland: Region); Eastern Galicia (Ukraine: Region); General Government (German-occupied Poland), 1939 -- 1945; Holocaust in Ukraine; Ideology of Ukrainian Nationalism; Krakivski Visti, Ukrainian collaborating with German Authorities periodical in Cracow, 1940 -- 1945; Lemberg (Poland: General Government: District Galicia), 1941 -- 1944; Lviv (Ukraine); Lvivski Visti, Ukrainian collaborating with German Authorities periodical, Lviv, 1940 --1944; Lwow (Poland); Narratives in Ukrainian language; Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists (OUN); periodicals, Ukrainian; Poland (1939 --1945); Theory of Ukrainian Nationalism; Ukraine (1939-1945); Ukrainian -- Jewish Relation under the Nazi-German regime in Eastern Galicia, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian - German Relations, 1939 -- 1941; Ukrainian - German Relations, 1941 -- 1945; Ukrainian administrative and police authorities in Eastern Galicia, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian Auxiliary Police; Ukrainian collaborating with German authorities periodicals in Cracow, 1940 --1945; Ukrainian collaborating with German authorities periodicals in Lviv, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian combat SS Division Galicia, 1944; Ukrainian military formations in the Second World War, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian national aspirations; Ukrainian political spectrum in Eastern Galicia, 1941 -- 1945; Ukrainian public organizations in Eastern Galicia under the Nazi-German regime, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian Society of East Galicia in relation to Nazi-German cause, 1939 --1945; Wolyn (Volhynia), Ukrainian collaborating periodical, 1941

Creators:: Lvivski Visti (the Lviv Herald) (1941 -- 1944)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 36: RG-21.02.34, Lvivski Visti, February 20, 1943, February 1943

Subject/Index Terms:: Collaboration between Ukrainian auxiliary police and German authorities, 1941 -- 1945; collaboration in the Holocaust; District Galicia (General Government: Administrative Unit), 1941 -- 1945; Eastern Galicia (Poland: Region); Eastern Galicia (Ukraine: Region); General Government (German-occupied Poland), 1939 -- 1945; Holocaust in Ukraine; Ideology of Ukrainian Nationalism; Krakivski Visti, Ukrainian collaborating with German Authorities periodical in Cracow, 1940 -- 1945; Lemberg (Poland: General Government: District Galicia), 1941 -- 1944; Lviv (Ukraine); Lvivski Visti, Ukrainian collaborating with German Authorities periodical, Lviv, 1940 --1944; Lwow (Poland); Narratives in Ukrainian language; Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists (OUN); periodicals, Ukrainian; Poland (1939 --1945); Theory of Ukrainian Nationalism; Ukraine (1939-1945); Ukrainian -- Jewish Relation under the Nazi-German regime in Eastern Galicia, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian - German Relations, 1939 -- 1941; Ukrainian - German Relations, 1941 -- 1945; Ukrainian administrative and police authorities in Eastern Galicia, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian Auxiliary Police; Ukrainian collaborating with German authorities periodicals in Cracow, 1940 --1945; Ukrainian collaborating with German authorities periodicals in Lviv, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian combat SS Division Galicia, 1944; Ukrainian military formations in the Second World War, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian national aspirations; Ukrainian political spectrum in Eastern Galicia, 1941 -- 1945; Ukrainian public organizations in Eastern Galicia under the Nazi-German regime, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian Society of East Galicia in relation to Nazi-German cause, 1939 --1945; Wolyn (Volhynia), Ukrainian collaborating periodical, 1941

Creators:: Lvivski Visti (the Lviv Herald) (1941 -- 1944)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 37: RG-21.02.35, Lvivski Visti, March 1, 1943, March 1943

Subject/Index Terms:: Collaboration between Ukrainian auxiliary police and German authorities, 1941 -- 1945; collaboration in the Holocaust; District Galicia (General Government: Administrative Unit), 1941 -- 1945; Documents in Ukrainian language; Eastern Galicia (Poland: Region); Eastern Galicia (Ukraine: Region); General Government (German-occupied Poland), 1939 -- 1945; Holocaust in Ukraine; Ideology of Ukrainian Nationalism; Krakivski Visti, Ukrainian collaborating with German Authorities periodical in Cracow, 1940 -- 1945; Lemberg (Poland: General Government: District Galicia), 1941 -- 1944; Lviv (Ukraine); Lvivski Visti, Ukrainian collaborating with German Authorities periodical, Lviv, 1940 --1944; Lwow (Poland); Narratives in Ukrainian language; Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists (OUN); periodicals, Ukrainian; Poland (1939 --1945); Theory of Ukrainian Nationalism; Ukraine (1939-1945); Ukrainian -- Jewish Relation under the Nazi-German regime in Eastern Galicia, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian - German Relations, 1939 -- 1941; Ukrainian - German Relations, 1941 -- 1945; Ukrainian administrative and police authorities in Eastern Galicia, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian Auxiliary Police; Ukrainian collaborating with German authorities periodicals in Cracow, 1940 --1945; Ukrainian collaborating with German authorities periodicals in Lviv, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian combat SS Division Galicia, 1944; Ukrainian military formations in the Second World War, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian national aspirations; Ukrainian political spectrum in Eastern Galicia, 1941 -- 1945; Ukrainian public organizations in Eastern Galicia under the Nazi-German regime, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian Society of East Galicia in relation to Nazi-German cause, 1939 --1945; Wolyn (Volhynia), Ukrainian collaborating periodical, 1941

Creators:: Lvivski Visti (the Lviv Herald) (1941 -- 1944)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 38: RG-21.02.36, Lvivski Visti, April 29, 1943, April 1943

Subject/Index Terms:: Collaboration between Ukrainian auxiliary police and German authorities, 1941 -- 1945; collaboration in the Holocaust; District Galicia (General Government: Administrative Unit), 1941 -- 1945; Eastern Galicia (Poland: Region); Eastern Galicia (Ukraine: Region); General Government (German-occupied Poland), 1939 -- 1945; Holocaust in Ukraine; Ideology of Ukrainian Nationalism; Krakivski Visti, Ukrainian collaborating with German Authorities periodical in Cracow, 1940 -- 1945; Lemberg (Poland: General Government: District Galicia), 1941 -- 1944; Lviv (Ukraine); Lvivski Visti, Ukrainian collaborating with German Authorities periodical, Lviv, 1940 --1944; Lwow (Poland); Narratives in Ukrainian language; Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists (OUN); periodicals, Ukrainian; Poland (1939 --1945); Theory of Ukrainian Nationalism; Ukraine (1939-1945); Ukrainian -- Jewish Relation under the Nazi-German regime in Eastern Galicia, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian - German Relations, 1939 -- 1941; Ukrainian - German Relations, 1941 -- 1945; Ukrainian administrative and police authorities in Eastern Galicia, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian Auxiliary Police; Ukrainian collaborating with German authorities periodicals in Cracow, 1940 --1945; Ukrainian collaborating with German authorities periodicals in Lviv, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian combat SS Division Galicia, 1944; Ukrainian military formations in the Second World War, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian national aspirations; Ukrainian political spectrum in Eastern Galicia, 1941 -- 1945; Ukrainian public organizations in Eastern Galicia under the Nazi-German regime, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian Society of East Galicia in relation to Nazi-German cause, 1939 --1945; Wolyn (Volhynia), Ukrainian collaborating periodical, 1941

Creators:: Lvivski Visti (the Lviv Herald) (1941 -- 1944)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 39: RG-21.02.37, Lvivski Visti, April 28, 1943, April 1943

Subject/Index Terms:: Collaboration between Ukrainian auxiliary police and German authorities, 1941 -- 1945; collaboration in the Holocaust; District Galicia (General Government: Administrative Unit), 1941 -- 1945; Documents in Ukrainian language; Eastern Galicia (Poland: Region); Eastern Galicia (Ukraine: Region); General Government (German-occupied Poland), 1939 -- 1945; Holocaust in Ukraine; Ideology of Ukrainian Nationalism; Krakivski Visti, Ukrainian collaborating with German Authorities periodical in Cracow, 1940 -- 1945; Lemberg (Poland: General Government: District Galicia), 1941 -- 1944; Lviv (Ukraine); Lvivski Visti, Ukrainian collaborating with German Authorities periodical, Lviv, 1940 --1944; Lwow (Poland); Theory of Ukrainian Nationalism; Ukraine (1939-1945); Ukrainian -- Jewish Relation under the Nazi-German regime in Eastern Galicia, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian - German Relations, 1939 -- 1941; Ukrainian - German Relations, 1941 -- 1945; Ukrainian administrative and police authorities in Eastern Galicia, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian Auxiliary Police; Ukrainian collaborating with German authorities periodicals in Cracow, 1940 --1945; Ukrainian collaborating with German authorities periodicals in Lviv, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian combat SS Division Galicia, 1944; Ukrainian military formations in the Second World War, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian national aspirations; Ukrainian political spectrum in Eastern Galicia, 1941 -- 1945; Ukrainian public organizations in Eastern Galicia under the Nazi-German regime, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian Society of East Galicia in relation to Nazi-German cause, 1939 --1945; Wolyn (Volhynia), Ukrainian collaborating periodical, 1941

Creators:: Lvivski Visti (the Lviv Herald) (1941 -- 1944)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 40: RG-21.02.38, Lvivski Visti, April 28, 1943, April 1943

Subject/Index Terms:: Collaboration between Ukrainian auxiliary police and German authorities, 1941 -- 1945; Ukrainian collaboration in the Holocaust; District Galicia (General Government: Administrative Unit), 1941 -- 1945; Documents in Ukrainian language; Eastern Galicia (Poland: Region); Eastern Galicia (Ukraine: Region); General Government (German-occupied Poland), 1939 -- 1945; Holocaust in Ukraine; Ideology of Ukrainian Nationalism; Krakivski Visti, Ukrainian collaborating with German Authorities periodical in Cracow, 1940 -- 1945; Lemberg (Poland: General Government: District Galicia), 1941 -- 1944; Lviv (Ukraine); Lvivski Visti, Ukrainian collaborating with German Authorities periodical, Lviv, 1940 --1944; Lwow (Poland); Narratives in Ukrainian language; Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists (OUN); periodicals, Ukrainian; Poland (1939 --1945); Theory of Ukrainian Nationalism; Ukraine (1939-1945); Ukrainian -- Jewish Relation under the Nazi-German regime in Eastern Galicia, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian - German Relations, 1939 -- 1941; Ukrainian - German Relations, 1941 -- 1945; Ukrainian administrative and police authorities in Eastern Galicia, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian Auxiliary Police; Ukrainian collaborating with German authorities periodicals in Cracow, 1940 --1945; Ukrainian collaborating with German authorities periodicals in Lviv, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian combat SS Division Galicia, 1944; Ukrainian military formations in the Second World War, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian national aspirations; Ukrainian political spectrum in Eastern Galicia, 1941 -- 1945; Ukrainian public organizations in Eastern Galicia under the Nazi-German regime, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian Society of East Galicia in relation to Nazi-German cause, 1939 --1945; Wolyn (Volhynia), Ukrainian collaborating periodical, 1941

Creators:: Lvivski Visti (the Lviv Herald) (1941 -- 1944)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 41: RG-21.02.39, Lvivski Visti, May 4, 1943, May 1943

Subject/Index Terms:: Collaboration between Ukrainian auxiliary police and German authorities, 1941 -- 1945; collaboration in the Holocaust; District Galicia (General Government: Administrative Unit), 1941 -- 1945; Documents in Ukrainian language; Eastern Galicia (Poland: Region); Eastern Galicia (Ukraine: Region); General Government (German-occupied Poland), 1939 -- 1945; Holocaust in Ukraine; Ideology of Ukrainian Nationalism; Krakivski Visti, Ukrainian collaborating with German Authorities periodical in Cracow, 1940 -- 1945; Lemberg (Poland: General Government: District Galicia), 1941 -- 1944; Lviv (Ukraine); Lvivski Visti, Ukrainian collaborating with German Authorities periodical, Lviv, 1940 --1944; Lwow (Poland); Narratives in Ukrainian language; Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists (OUN); periodicals, Ukrainian; Poland (1939 --1945); Theory of Ukrainian Nationalism; Ukraine (1939-1945); Ukrainian -- Jewish Relation under the Nazi-German regime in Eastern Galicia, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian - German Relations, 1939 -- 1941; Ukrainian - German Relations, 1941 -- 1945; Ukrainian administrative and police authorities in Eastern Galicia, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian Auxiliary Police; Ukrainian collaborating with German authorities periodicals in Cracow, 1940 --1945; Ukrainian collaborating with German authorities periodicals in Lviv, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian combat SS Division Galicia, 1944; Ukrainian military formations in the Second World War, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian national aspirations; Ukrainian political spectrum in Eastern Galicia, 1941 -- 1945; Ukrainian public organizations in Eastern Galicia under the Nazi-German regime, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian Society of East Galicia in relation to Nazi-German cause, 1939 --1945; Wolyn (Volhynia), Ukrainian collaborating periodical, 1941

Creators:: Lvivski Visti (the Lviv Herald) (1941 -- 1944)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 42: RG-21.02.40, Lvivski Visti, May 3, 1943, May 1943

Subject/Index Terms:: Collaboration between Ukrainian auxiliary police and German authorities, 1941 -- 1945; collaboration in the Holocaust; District Galicia (General Government: Administrative Unit), 1941 -- 1945; Documents in Ukrainian language; Eastern Galicia (Poland: Region); Eastern Galicia (Ukraine: Region); General Government (German-occupied Poland), 1939 -- 1945; Holocaust in Ukraine; Ideology of Ukrainian Nationalism; Krakivski Visti, Ukrainian collaborating with German Authorities periodical in Cracow, 1940 -- 1945; Lemberg (Poland: General Government: District Galicia), 1941 -- 1944; Lviv (Ukraine); Lvivski Visti, Ukrainian collaborating with German Authorities periodical, Lviv, 1940 --1944; Lwow (Poland); Narratives in Ukrainian language; Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists (OUN); periodicals, Ukrainian; Poland (1939 --1945); Theory of Ukrainian Nationalism; Ukraine (1939-1945); Ukrainian -- Jewish Relation under the Nazi-German regime in Eastern Galicia, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian - German Relations, 1939 -- 1941; Ukrainian - German Relations, 1941 -- 1945; Ukrainian administrative and police authorities in Eastern Galicia, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian Auxiliary Police; Ukrainian collaborating with German authorities periodicals in Cracow, 1940 --1945; Ukrainian collaborating with German authorities periodicals in Lviv, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian combat SS Division Galicia, 1944; Ukrainian military formations in the Second World War, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian national aspirations; Ukrainian political spectrum in Eastern Galicia, 1941 -- 1945; Ukrainian public organizations in Eastern Galicia under the Nazi-German regime, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian Society of East Galicia in relation to Nazi-German cause, 1939 --1945; Wolyn (Volhynia), Ukrainian collaborating periodical, 1941

Creators:: Lvivski Visti (the Lviv Herald) (1941 -- 1944)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 43: RG-21.02.41, Lvivski Visti, May 5, 1943, May 1943

Subject/Index Terms:: Collaboration between Ukrainian auxiliary police and German authorities, 1941 -- 1945; collaboration in the Holocaust; District Galicia (General Government: Administrative Unit), 1941 -- 1945; Documents in Ukrainian language; Eastern Galicia (Poland: Region); Eastern Galicia (Ukraine: Region); General Government (German-occupied Poland), 1939 -- 1945; Holocaust in Ukraine; Ideology of Ukrainian Nationalism; Krakivski Visti, Ukrainian collaborating with German Authorities periodical in Cracow, 1940 -- 1945; Lemberg (Poland: General Government: District Galicia), 1941 -- 1944; Lviv (Ukraine); Lvivski Visti, Ukrainian collaborating with German Authorities periodical, Lviv, 1940 --1944; Lwow (Poland); Narratives in Ukrainian language; Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists (OUN); periodicals, Ukrainian; Poland (1939 --1945); Theory of Ukrainian Nationalism; Ukraine (1939-1945); Ukrainian -- Jewish Relation under the Nazi-German regime in Eastern Galicia, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian - German Relations, 1939 -- 1941; Ukrainian - German Relations, 1941 -- 1945; Ukrainian administrative and police authorities in Eastern Galicia, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian Auxiliary Police; Ukrainian collaborating with German authorities periodicals in Cracow, 1940 --1945; Ukrainian collaborating with German authorities periodicals in Lviv, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian combat SS Division Galicia, 1944; Ukrainian military formations in the Second World War, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian national aspirations; Ukrainian political spectrum in Eastern Galicia, 1941 -- 1945; Ukrainian public organizations in Eastern Galicia under the Nazi-German regime, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian Society of East Galicia in relation to Nazi-German cause, 1939 --1945; Wolyn (Volhynia), Ukrainian collaborating periodical, 1941

Creators:: Lvivski Visti (the Lviv Herald) (1941 -- 1944)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 44: RG-21.02.42, Lvivski Visti, May 4, 1943, May 1943

Subject/Index Terms:: Collaboration between Ukrainian auxiliary police and German authorities, 1941 -- 1945; collaboration in the Holocaust; District Galicia (General Government: Administrative Unit), 1941 -- 1945; Documents in Ukrainian language; Eastern Galicia (Poland: Region); Eastern Galicia (Ukraine: Region); General Government (German-occupied Poland), 1939 -- 1945; Holocaust in Ukraine; Ideology of Ukrainian Nationalism; Krakivski Visti, Ukrainian collaborating with German Authorities periodical in Cracow, 1940 -- 1945; Lemberg (Poland: General Government: District Galicia), 1941 -- 1944; Lviv (Ukraine); Lvivski Visti, Ukrainian collaborating with German Authorities periodical, Lviv, 1940 --1944; Lwow (Poland); Narratives in Ukrainian language; Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists (OUN); periodicals, Ukrainian; Poland (1939 --1945); Theory of Ukrainian Nationalism; Ukraine (1939-1945); Ukrainian -- Jewish Relation under the Nazi-German regime in Eastern Galicia, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian - German Relations, 1939 -- 1941; Ukrainian - German Relations, 1941 -- 1945; Ukrainian administrative and police authorities in Eastern Galicia, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian Auxiliary Police; Ukrainian collaborating with German authorities periodicals in Cracow, 1940 --1945; Ukrainian collaborating with German authorities periodicals in Lviv, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian combat SS Division Galicia, 1944; Ukrainian military formations in the Second World War, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian national aspirations; Ukrainian political spectrum in Eastern Galicia, 1941 -- 1945; Ukrainian public organizations in Eastern Galicia under the Nazi-German regime, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian Society of East Galicia in relation to Nazi-German cause, 1939 --1945; Wolyn (Volhynia), Ukrainian collaborating periodical, 1941

Creators:: Lvivski Visti (the Lviv Herald) (1941 -- 1944)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 45: RG-21.02.43, Lvivski Visti, May 6, 1943, May 1943

Subject/Index Terms:: Collaboration between Ukrainian auxiliary police and German authorities, 1941 -- 1945; collaboration in the Holocaust; District Galicia (General Government: Administrative Unit), 1941 -- 1945; Documents in Ukrainian language; Eastern Galicia (Poland: Region); Eastern Galicia (Ukraine: Region); General Government (German-occupied Poland), 1939 -- 1945; Holocaust in Ukraine; Ideology of Ukrainian Nationalism; Krakivski Visti, Ukrainian collaborating with German Authorities periodical in Cracow, 1940 -- 1945; Lemberg (Poland: General Government: District Galicia), 1941 -- 1944; Lviv (Ukraine); Lvivski Visti, Ukrainian collaborating with German Authorities periodical, Lviv, 1940 --1944; Lwow (Poland); Narratives in Ukrainian language; Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists (OUN); periodicals, Ukrainian; Poland (1939 --1945); Theory of Ukrainian Nationalism; Ukraine (1939-1945); Ukrainian -- Jewish Relation under the Nazi-German regime in Eastern Galicia, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian - German Relations, 1939 -- 1941; Ukrainian - German Relations, 1941 -- 1945; Ukrainian administrative and police authorities in Eastern Galicia, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian Auxiliary Police; Ukrainian collaborating with German authorities periodicals in Cracow, 1940 --1945; Ukrainian collaborating with German authorities periodicals in Lviv, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian combat SS Division Galicia, 1944; Ukrainian military formations in the Second World War, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian national aspirations; Ukrainian political spectrum in Eastern Galicia, 1941 -- 1945; Ukrainian public organizations in Eastern Galicia under the Nazi-German regime, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian Society of East Galicia in relation to Nazi-German cause, 1939 --1945; Wolyn (Volhynia), Ukrainian collaborating periodical, 1941

Creators:: Lvivski Visti (the Lviv Herald) (1941 -- 1944)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 46: RG-21.02.44, Lvivski Visti, May 5, 1943, May 1943

Subject/Index Terms:: Collaboration between Ukrainian auxiliary police and German authorities, 1941 -- 1945; collaboration in the Holocaust; District Galicia (General Government: Administrative Unit), 1941 -- 1945; Documents in Ukrainian language; Eastern Galicia (Poland: Region); Eastern Galicia (Ukraine: Region); General Government (German-occupied Poland), 1939 -- 1945; Holocaust in Ukraine; Ideology of Ukrainian Nationalism; Krakivski Visti, Ukrainian collaborating with German Authorities periodical in Cracow, 1940 -- 1945; Lemberg (Poland: General Government: District Galicia), 1941 -- 1944; Lviv (Ukraine); Lvivski Visti, Ukrainian collaborating with German Authorities periodical, Lviv, 1940 --1944; Lwow (Poland); Narratives in Ukrainian language; Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists (OUN); periodicals, Ukrainian; Ukraine (1939-1945); Ukrainian -- Jewish Relation under the Nazi-German regime in Eastern Galicia, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian - German Relations, 1939 -- 1941; Ukrainian - German Relations, 1941 -- 1945; Ukrainian administrative and police authorities in Eastern Galicia, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian Auxiliary Police; Ukrainian collaborating with German authorities periodicals in Cracow, 1940 --1945; Ukrainian collaborating with German authorities periodicals in Lviv, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian combat SS Division Galicia, 1944; Ukrainian military formations in the Second World War, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian national aspirations; Ukrainian political spectrum in Eastern Galicia, 1941 -- 1945; Ukrainian public organizations in Eastern Galicia under the Nazi-German regime, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian Society of East Galicia in relation to Nazi-German cause, 1939 --1945; Wolyn (Volhynia), Ukrainian collaborating periodical, 1941

Creators:: Lvivski Visti (the Lviv Herald) (1941 -- 1944)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 47: RG-21.02.45, Lvivski Visti, May 7, 1943, May 1943

Subject/Index Terms:: Collaboration between Ukrainian auxiliary police and German authorities, 1941 -- 1945; collaboration in the Holocaust; District Galicia (General Government: Administrative Unit), 1941 -- 1945; Documents in Ukrainian language; Eastern Galicia (Poland: Region); Eastern Galicia (Ukraine: Region); General Government (German-occupied Poland), 1939 -- 1945; Holocaust in Ukraine; Ideology of Ukrainian Nationalism; Krakivski Visti, Ukrainian collaborating with German Authorities periodical in Cracow, 1940 -- 1945; Lemberg (Poland: General Government: District Galicia), 1941 -- 1944; Lviv (Ukraine); Lvivski Visti, Ukrainian collaborating with German Authorities periodical, Lviv, 1940 --1944; Lwow (Poland); Narratives in Ukrainian language; Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists (OUN); periodicals, Ukrainian; Poland (1939 --1945); Theory of Ukrainian Nationalism; Ukraine (1939-1945); Ukrainian -- Jewish Relation under the Nazi-German regime in Eastern Galicia, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian - German Relations, 1939 -- 1941; Ukrainian - German Relations, 1941 -- 1945; Ukrainian administrative and police authorities in Eastern Galicia, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian Auxiliary Police; Ukrainian collaborating with German authorities periodicals in Cracow, 1940 --1945; Ukrainian collaborating with German authorities periodicals in Lviv, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian combat SS Division Galicia, 1944; Ukrainian military formations in the Second World War, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian national aspirations; Ukrainian political spectrum in Eastern Galicia, 1941 -- 1945; Ukrainian public organizations in Eastern Galicia under the Nazi-German regime, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian Society of East Galicia in relation to Nazi-German cause, 1939 --1945; Wolyn (Volhynia), Ukrainian collaborating periodical, 1941

Creators:: Lvivski Visti (the Lviv Herald) (1941 -- 1944)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 48: RG-21.02.46, Lvivski Visti, May 8, 1943, May 1943

Subject/Index Terms:: Collaboration between Ukrainian auxiliary police and German authorities, 1941 -- 1945; collaboration in the Holocaust; District Galicia (General Government: Administrative Unit), 1941 -- 1945; Documents in Ukrainian language; Eastern Galicia (Poland: Region); Eastern Galicia (Ukraine: Region); General Government (German-occupied Poland), 1939 -- 1945; Holocaust in Ukraine; Ideology of Ukrainian Nationalism; Krakivski Visti, Ukrainian collaborating with German Authorities periodical in Cracow, 1940 -- 1945; Lemberg (Poland: General Government: District Galicia), 1941 -- 1944; Lviv (Ukraine); Lvivski Visti, Ukrainian collaborating with German Authorities periodical, Lviv, 1940 --1944; Lwow (Poland); Narratives in Ukrainian language; Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists (OUN); periodicals, Ukrainian; Poland (1939 --1945); Theory of Ukrainian Nationalism; Ukraine (1939-1945); Ukrainian -- Jewish Relation under the Nazi-German regime in Eastern Galicia, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian - German Relations, 1939 -- 1941; Ukrainian - German Relations, 1941 -- 1945; Ukrainian administrative and police authorities in Eastern Galicia, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian Auxiliary Police; Ukrainian collaborating with German authorities periodicals in Cracow, 1940 --1945; Ukrainian collaborating with German authorities periodicals in Lviv, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian combat SS Division Galicia, 1944; Ukrainian military formations in the Second World War, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian national aspirations; Ukrainian political spectrum in Eastern Galicia, 1941 -- 1945; Ukrainian public organizations in Eastern Galicia under the Nazi-German regime, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian Society of East Galicia in relation to Nazi-German cause, 1939 --1945; Wolyn (Volhynia), Ukrainian collaborating periodical, 1941

Creators:: Lvivski Visti (the Lviv Herald) (1941 -- 1944)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 49: RG-21.02.47, Lvivski Visti, May 7, 1943, May 1943

Subject/Index Terms:: Collaboration between Ukrainian auxiliary police and German authorities, 1941 -- 1945; collaboration in the Holocaust; District Galicia (General Government: Administrative Unit), 1941 -- 1945; Documents in Ukrainian language; Eastern Galicia (Poland: Region); Eastern Galicia (Ukraine: Region); General Government (German-occupied Poland), 1939 -- 1945; Holocaust in Ukraine; Ideology of Ukrainian Nationalism; Krakivski Visti, Ukrainian collaborating with German Authorities periodical in Cracow, 1940 -- 1945; Lemberg (Poland: General Government: District Galicia), 1941 -- 1944; Lvivski Visti, Ukrainian collaborating with German Authorities periodical, Lviv, 1940 --1944; Lwow (Poland); Narratives in Ukrainian language; Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists (OUN); periodicals, Ukrainian; Poland (1939 --1945); Theory of Ukrainian Nationalism; Ukraine (1939-1945); Ukrainian -- Jewish Relation under the Nazi-German regime in Eastern Galicia, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian - German Relations, 1939 -- 1941; Ukrainian - German Relations, 1941 -- 1945; Ukrainian administrative and police authorities in Eastern Galicia, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian Auxiliary Police; Ukrainian collaborating with German authorities periodicals in Cracow, 1940 --1945; Ukrainian collaborating with German authorities periodicals in Lviv, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian combat SS Division Galicia, 1944; Ukrainian military formations in the Second World War, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian national aspirations; Ukrainian political spectrum in Eastern Galicia, 1941 -- 1945; Ukrainian public organizations in Eastern Galicia under the Nazi-German regime, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian Society of East Galicia in relation to Nazi-German cause, 1939 --1945; Wolyn (Volhynia), Ukrainian collaborating periodical, 1941

Creators:: Lvivski Visti (the Lviv Herald) (1941 -- 1944)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 50: RG-21.02.48, Lvivski Visti, May 9-10, 1943, May 1943

Subject/Index Terms:: Collaboration between Ukrainian auxiliary police and German authorities, 1941 -- 1945; collaboration in the Holocaust; District Galicia (General Government: Administrative Unit), 1941 -- 1945; Documents in Ukrainian language; Eastern Galicia (Poland: Region); Eastern Galicia (Ukraine: Region); General Government (German-occupied Poland), 1939 -- 1945; Holocaust in Ukraine; Ideology of Ukrainian Nationalism; Krakivski Visti, Ukrainian collaborating with German Authorities periodical in Cracow, 1940 -- 1945; Lemberg (Poland: General Government: District Galicia), 1941 -- 1944; Lviv (Ukraine); Lvivski Visti, Ukrainian collaborating with German Authorities periodical, Lviv, 1940 --1944; Lwow (Poland); Narratives in Ukrainian language; Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists (OUN); periodicals, Ukrainian; Poland (1939 --1945); Theory of Ukrainian Nationalism; Ukraine (1939-1945); Ukrainian -- Jewish Relation under the Nazi-German regime in Eastern Galicia, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian - German Relations, 1939 -- 1941; Ukrainian - German Relations, 1941 -- 1945; Ukrainian administrative and police authorities in Eastern Galicia, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian Auxiliary Police; Ukrainian collaborating with German authorities periodicals in Cracow, 1940 --1945; Ukrainian collaborating with German authorities periodicals in Lviv, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian combat SS Division Galicia, 1944; Ukrainian military formations in the Second World War, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian national aspirations; Ukrainian political spectrum in Eastern Galicia, 1941 -- 1945; Ukrainian public organizations in Eastern Galicia under the Nazi-German regime, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian Society of East Galicia in relation to Nazi-German cause, 1939 --1945; Wolyn (Volhynia), Ukrainian collaborating periodical, 1941; Wolyn (Ukraine: Region)

Creators:: Lvivski Visti (the Lviv Herald) (1941 -- 1944)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 51: RG-21.02.49, Lvivski Visti, May 8, 1943, May 1943

Subject/Index Terms:: Collaboration between Ukrainian auxiliary police and German authorities, 1941 -- 1945; collaboration in the Holocaust; District Galicia (General Government: Administrative Unit), 1941 -- 1945; Documents in Ukrainian language; Eastern Galicia (Poland: Region); Eastern Galicia (Ukraine: Region); General Government (German-occupied Poland), 1939 -- 1945; Holocaust in Ukraine; Ideology of Ukrainian Nationalism; Krakivski Visti, Ukrainian collaborating with German Authorities periodical in Cracow, 1940 -- 1945; Lemberg (Poland: General Government: District Galicia), 1941 -- 1944; Lviv (Ukraine); Lvivski Visti, Ukrainian collaborating with German Authorities periodical, Lviv, 1940 --1944; Lwow (Poland); Narratives in Ukrainian language; Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists (OUN); periodicals, Ukrainian; Poland (1939 --1945); Theory of Ukrainian Nationalism; Ukraine (1939-1945); Ukrainian -- Jewish Relation under the Nazi-German regime in Eastern Galicia, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian - German Relations, 1939 -- 1941; Ukrainian - German Relations, 1941 -- 1945; Ukrainian administrative and police authorities in Eastern Galicia, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian Auxiliary Police; Ukrainian collaborating with German authorities periodicals in Cracow, 1940 --1945; Ukrainian collaborating with German authorities periodicals in Lviv, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian combat SS Division Galicia, 1944; Ukrainian military formations in the Second World War, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian national aspirations; Ukrainian political spectrum in Eastern Galicia, 1941 -- 1945; Ukrainian public organizations in Eastern Galicia under the Nazi-German regime, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian Society of East Galicia in relation to Nazi-German cause, 1939 --1945; Wolyn (Volhynia), Ukrainian collaborating periodical, 1941

Creators:: Lvivski Visti (the Lviv Herald) (1941 -- 1944)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 52: RG-21.02.50, Lvivski Visti, May 12, 1943, May 1943

Subject/Index Terms:: Collaboration between Ukrainian auxiliary police and German authorities, 1941 -- 1945; collaboration in the Holocaust; Documents in Ukrainian language; Eastern Galicia (Poland: Region); Eastern Galicia (Ukraine: Region); General Government (German-occupied Poland), 1939 -- 1945; Holocaust in Ukraine; Ideology of Ukrainian Nationalism; Krakivski Visti, Ukrainian collaborating with German Authorities periodical in Cracow, 1940 -- 1945; Lemberg (Poland: General Government: District Galicia), 1941 -- 1944; Lviv (Ukraine); Lvivski Visti, Ukrainian collaborating with German Authorities periodical, Lviv, 1940 --1944; Lwow (Poland); Narratives in Ukrainian language; Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists (OUN); periodicals, Ukrainian; Poland (1939 --1945); Theory of Ukrainian Nationalism; Ukraine (1939-1945); Ukrainian -- Jewish Relation under the Nazi-German regime in Eastern Galicia, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian - German Relations, 1939 -- 1941; Ukrainian - German Relations, 1941 -- 1945; Ukrainian administrative and police authorities in Eastern Galicia, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian Auxiliary Police; Ukrainian collaborating with German authorities periodicals in Cracow, 1940 --1945; Ukrainian collaborating with German authorities periodicals in Lviv, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian combat SS Division Galicia, 1944; Ukrainian military formations in the Second World War, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian national aspirations; Ukrainian political spectrum in Eastern Galicia, 1941 -- 1945; Ukrainian public organizations in Eastern Galicia under the Nazi-German regime, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian Society of East Galicia in relation to Nazi-German cause, 1939 --1945; Wolyn (Volhynia), Ukrainian collaborating periodical, 1941

Creators:: Lvivski Visti (the Lviv Herald) (1941 -- 1944)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 53: RG-21.02.51, Lvivski Visti, May 14, 1943, May 1943

Subject/Index Terms:: Collaboration between Ukrainian auxiliary police and German authorities, 1941 -- 1945; collaboration in the Holocaust; District Galicia (General Government: Administrative Unit), 1941 -- 1945; Documents in Ukrainian language; Eastern Galicia (Poland: Region); Eastern Galicia (Ukraine: Region); General Government (German-occupied Poland), 1939 -- 1945; Holocaust in Ukraine; Ideology of Ukrainian Nationalism; Krakivski Visti, Ukrainian collaborating with German Authorities periodical in Cracow, 1940 -- 1945; Lemberg (Poland: General Government: District Galicia), 1941 -- 1944; Lviv (Ukraine); Lvivski Visti, Ukrainian collaborating with German Authorities periodical, Lviv, 1940 --1944; Lwow (Poland); Narratives in Ukrainian language; Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists (OUN); periodicals, Ukrainian; Poland (1939 --1945); Theory of Ukrainian Nationalism; Ukraine (1939-1945); Ukrainian -- Jewish Relation under the Nazi-German regime in Eastern Galicia, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian - German Relations, 1939 -- 1941; Ukrainian - German Relations, 1941 -- 1945; Ukrainian administrative and police authorities in Eastern Galicia, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian Auxiliary Police; Ukrainian collaborating with German authorities periodicals in Cracow, 1940 --1945; Ukrainian collaborating with German authorities periodicals in Lviv, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian combat SS Division Galicia, 1944; Ukrainian military formations in the Second World War, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian national aspirations; Ukrainian political spectrum in Eastern Galicia, 1941 -- 1945; Ukrainian public organizations in Eastern Galicia under the Nazi-German regime, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian Society of East Galicia in relation to Nazi-German cause, 1939 --1945; Wolyn (Volhynia), Ukrainian collaborating periodical, 1941

Creators:: Lvivski Visti (the Lviv Herald) (1941 -- 1944)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 54: RG-21.02.52, Lvivski Visti, May 15, 1943, May 1943

Subject/Index Terms:: Collaboration between Ukrainian auxiliary police and German authorities, 1941 -- 1945; collaboration in the Holocaust; District Galicia (General Government: Administrative Unit), 1941 -- 1945; Documents in Ukrainian language; Eastern Galicia (Poland: Region); Eastern Galicia (Ukraine: Region); General Government (German-occupied Poland), 1939 -- 1945; Holocaust in Ukraine; Ideology of Ukrainian Nationalism; Krakivski Visti, Ukrainian collaborating with German Authorities periodical in Cracow, 1940 -- 1945; Lemberg (Poland: General Government: District Galicia), 1941 -- 1944; Lviv (Ukraine); Lvivski Visti, Ukrainian collaborating with German Authorities periodical, Lviv, 1940 --1944; Lwow (Poland); Narratives in Ukrainian language; Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists (OUN); periodicals, Ukrainian; Poland (1939 --1945); Theory of Ukrainian Nationalism; Ukraine (1939-1945); Ukrainian -- Jewish Relation under the Nazi-German regime in Eastern Galicia, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian - German Relations, 1939 -- 1941; Ukrainian - German Relations, 1941 -- 1945; Ukrainian administrative and police authorities in Eastern Galicia, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian Auxiliary Police; Ukrainian collaborating with German authorities periodicals in Cracow, 1940 --1945; Ukrainian collaborating with German authorities periodicals in Lviv, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian combat SS Division Galicia, 1944; Ukrainian military formations in the Second World War, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian national aspirations; Ukrainian political spectrum in Eastern Galicia, 1941 -- 1945; Ukrainian public organizations in Eastern Galicia under the Nazi-German regime, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian Society of East Galicia in relation to Nazi-German cause, 1939 --1945; Wolyn (Volhynia), Ukrainian collaborating periodical, 1941

Creators:: Lvivski Visti (the Lviv Herald) (1941 -- 1944)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 55: RG-21.02.53, Lvivski Visti, May 16-17, 1943, May 1943

Subject/Index Terms:: Collaboration between Ukrainian auxiliary police and German authorities, 1941 -- 1945; collaboration in the Holocaust; District Galicia (General Government: Administrative Unit), 1941 -- 1945; Documents in Ukrainian language; Eastern Galicia (Poland: Region); Eastern Galicia (Ukraine: Region); General Government (German-occupied Poland), 1939 -- 1945; Holocaust in Ukraine; Ideology of Ukrainian Nationalism; Krakivski Visti, Ukrainian collaborating with German Authorities periodical in Cracow, 1940 -- 1945; Lemberg (Poland: General Government: District Galicia), 1941 -- 1944; Lviv (Ukraine); Lvivski Visti, Ukrainian collaborating with German Authorities periodical, Lviv, 1940 --1944; Lwow (Poland); Narratives in Ukrainian language; Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists (OUN); periodicals, Ukrainian; Poland (1939 --1945); Theory of Ukrainian Nationalism; Ukraine (1939-1945); Ukrainian -- Jewish Relation under the Nazi-German regime in Eastern Galicia, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian - German Relations, 1939 -- 1941; Ukrainian - German Relations, 1941 -- 1945; Ukrainian administrative and police authorities in Eastern Galicia, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian Auxiliary Police; Ukrainian collaborating with German authorities periodicals in Cracow, 1940 --1945; Ukrainian collaborating with German authorities periodicals in Lviv, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian combat SS Division Galicia, 1944; Ukrainian military formations in the Second World War, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian national aspirations; Ukrainian political spectrum in Eastern Galicia, 1941 -- 1945; Ukrainian public organizations in Eastern Galicia under the Nazi-German regime, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian Society of East Galicia in relation to Nazi-German cause, 1939 --1945; Wolyn (Volhynia), Ukrainian collaborating periodical, 1941

Creators:: Lvivski Visti (the Lviv Herald) (1941 -- 1944)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 56: RG-21.02.54, Lvivski Visti, May 18, 1943, May 1943

Subject/Index Terms:: Collaboration between Ukrainian auxiliary police and German authorities, 1941 -- 1945; collaboration in the Holocaust; District Galicia (General Government: Administrative Unit), 1941 -- 1945; Documents in Ukrainian language; Eastern Galicia (Poland: Region); Eastern Galicia (Ukraine: Region); General Government (German-occupied Poland), 1939 -- 1945; Holocaust in Ukraine; Ideology of Ukrainian Nationalism; Krakivski Visti, Ukrainian collaborating with German Authorities periodical in Cracow, 1940 -- 1945; Lemberg (Poland: General Government: District Galicia), 1941 -- 1944; Lviv (Ukraine); Lvivski Visti, Ukrainian collaborating with German Authorities periodical, Lviv, 1940 --1944; Lwow (Poland); Narratives in Ukrainian language; Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists (OUN); periodicals, Ukrainian; Poland (1939 --1945); Theory of Ukrainian Nationalism; Ukraine (1939-1945); Ukrainian -- Jewish Relation under the Nazi-German regime in Eastern Galicia, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian - German Relations, 1939 -- 1941; Ukrainian - German Relations, 1941 -- 1945; Ukrainian administrative and police authorities in Eastern Galicia, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian Auxiliary Police; Ukrainian collaborating with German authorities periodicals in Cracow, 1940 --1945; Ukrainian collaborating with German authorities periodicals in Lviv, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian combat SS Division Galicia, 1944; Ukrainian military formations in the Second World War, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian national aspirations; Ukrainian political spectrum in Eastern Galicia, 1941 -- 1945; Ukrainian public organizations in Eastern Galicia under the Nazi-German regime, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian Society of East Galicia in relation to Nazi-German cause, 1939 --1945; Wolyn (Volhynia), Ukrainian collaborating periodical, 1941

Creators:: Lvivski Visti (the Lviv Herald) (1941 -- 1944)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 57: RG-21.02.55, Lvivski Visti, May 20, 1943, May 1943

Subject/Index Terms:: Collaboration between Ukrainian auxiliary police and German authorities, 1941 -- 1945; collaboration in the Holocaust; District Galicia (General Government: Administrative Unit), 1941 -- 1945; Documents in Ukrainian language; Eastern Galicia (Poland: Region); Eastern Galicia (Ukraine: Region); General Government (German-occupied Poland), 1939 -- 1945; Holocaust in Ukraine; Ideology of Ukrainian Nationalism; Krakivski Visti, Ukrainian collaborating with German Authorities periodical in Cracow, 1940 -- 1945; Lemberg (Poland: General Government: District Galicia), 1941 -- 1944; Lviv (Ukraine); Lvivski Visti, Ukrainian collaborating with German Authorities periodical, Lviv, 1940 --1944; Lwow (Poland); Narratives in Ukrainian language; Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists (OUN); periodicals, Ukrainian; Poland (1939 --1945); Theory of Ukrainian Nationalism; Ukraine (1939-1945); Ukrainian -- Jewish Relation under the Nazi-German regime in Eastern Galicia, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian - German Relations, 1939 -- 1941; Ukrainian - German Relations, 1941 -- 1945; Ukrainian administrative and police authorities in Eastern Galicia, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian Auxiliary Police; Ukrainian collaborating with German authorities periodicals in Cracow, 1940 --1945; Ukrainian collaborating with German authorities periodicals in Lviv, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian combat SS Division Galicia, 1944; Ukrainian military formations in the Second World War, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian national aspirations; Ukrainian political spectrum in Eastern Galicia, 1941 -- 1945; Ukrainian public organizations in Eastern Galicia under the Nazi-German regime, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian Society of East Galicia in relation to Nazi-German cause, 1939 --1945; Wolyn (Volhynia), Ukrainian collaborating periodical, 1941

Creators:: Lvivski Visti (the Lviv Herald) (1941 -- 1944)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 58: RG-21.02.56, Lvivski Visti, May 22, 1943, May 1943

Subject/Index Terms:: Collaboration between Ukrainian auxiliary police and German authorities, 1941 -- 1945; collaboration in the Holocaust; District Galicia (General Government: Administrative Unit), 1941 -- 1945; Documents in Ukrainian language; Eastern Galicia (Poland: Region); Eastern Galicia (Ukraine: Region); General Government (German-occupied Poland), 1939 -- 1945; Holocaust in Ukraine; Ideology of Ukrainian Nationalism; Krakivski Visti, Ukrainian collaborating with German Authorities periodical in Cracow, 1940 -- 1945; Lemberg (Poland: General Government: District Galicia), 1941 -- 1944; Lviv (Ukraine); Lvivski Visti, Ukrainian collaborating with German Authorities periodical, Lviv, 1940 --1944; Lwow (Poland); Narratives in Ukrainian language; Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists (OUN); periodicals, Ukrainian; Poland (1939 --1945); Theory of Ukrainian Nationalism; Ukraine (1939-1945); Ukrainian -- Jewish Relation under the Nazi-German regime in Eastern Galicia, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian - German Relations, 1939 -- 1941; Ukrainian - German Relations, 1941 -- 1945; Ukrainian administrative and police authorities in Eastern Galicia, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian Auxiliary Police; Ukrainian collaborating with German authorities periodicals in Cracow, 1940 --1945; Ukrainian collaborating with German authorities periodicals in Lviv, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian combat SS Division Galicia, 1944; Ukrainian military formations in the Second World War, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian national aspirations; Ukrainian political spectrum in Eastern Galicia, 1941 -- 1945; Ukrainian public organizations in Eastern Galicia under the Nazi-German regime, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian Society of East Galicia in relation to Nazi-German cause, 1939 --1945; Wolyn (Volhynia), Ukrainian collaborating periodical, 1941

Creators:: Lvivski Visti (the Lviv Herald) (1941 -- 1944)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 59: RG-21.02.57, Lvivski Visti, May 21, 1943, May 1943

Subject/Index Terms:: Collaboration between Ukrainian auxiliary police and German authorities, 1941 -- 1945; collaboration in the Holocaust; District Galicia (General Government: Administrative Unit), 1941 -- 1945; Documents in Ukrainian language; Eastern Galicia (Poland: Region); General Government (German-occupied Poland), 1939 -- 1945; Holocaust in Ukraine; Ideology of Ukrainian Nationalism; Krakivski Visti, Ukrainian collaborating with German Authorities periodical in Cracow, 1940 -- 1945; Lemberg (Poland: General Government: District Galicia), 1941 -- 1944; Lviv (Ukraine); Lvivski Visti, Ukrainian collaborating with German Authorities periodical, Lviv, 1940 --1944; Lwow (Poland); Narratives in Ukrainian language; Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists (OUN); periodicals, Ukrainian; Poland (1939 --1945); Theory of Ukrainian Nationalism; Ukraine (1939-1945); Ukrainian -- Jewish Relation under the Nazi-German regime in Eastern Galicia, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian - German Relations, 1939 -- 1941; Ukrainian - German Relations, 1941 -- 1945; Ukrainian administrative and police authorities in Eastern Galicia, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian Auxiliary Police; Ukrainian collaborating with German authorities periodicals in Cracow, 1940 --1945; Ukrainian collaborating with German authorities periodicals in Lviv, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian combat SS Division Galicia, 1944; Ukrainian military formations in the Second World War, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian national aspirations; Ukrainian political spectrum in Eastern Galicia, 1941 -- 1945; Ukrainian public organizations in Eastern Galicia under the Nazi-German regime, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian Society of East Galicia in relation to Nazi-German cause, 1939 --1945; Wolyn (Volhynia), Ukrainian collaborating periodical, 1941

Creators:: Lvivski Visti (the Lviv Herald) (1941 -- 1944)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 60: RG-21.02.58, Lvivski Visti, May 23-24, 1943, May 1943

Subject/Index Terms:: Collaboration between Ukrainian auxiliary police and German authorities, 1941 -- 1945; collaboration in the Holocaust; District Galicia (General Government: Administrative Unit), 1941 -- 1945; Documents in Ukrainian language; Eastern Galicia (Poland: Region); Eastern Galicia (Ukraine: Region); General Government (German-occupied Poland), 1939 -- 1945; Holocaust in Ukraine; Ideology of Ukrainian Nationalism; Krakivski Visti, Ukrainian collaborating with German Authorities periodical in Cracow, 1940 -- 1945; Lemberg (Poland: General Government: District Galicia), 1941 -- 1944; Lviv (Ukraine); Lvivski Visti, Ukrainian collaborating with German Authorities periodical, Lviv, 1940 --1944; Lwow (Poland); Narratives in Ukrainian language; Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists (OUN); periodicals, Ukrainian; Poland (1939 --1945); Theory of Ukrainian Nationalism; Ukraine (1939-1945); Ukrainian -- Jewish Relation under the Nazi-German regime in Eastern Galicia, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian - German Relations, 1939 -- 1941; Ukrainian - German Relations, 1941 -- 1945; Ukrainian administrative and police authorities in Eastern Galicia, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian Auxiliary Police; Ukrainian collaborating with German authorities periodicals in Cracow, 1940 --1945; Ukrainian collaborating with German authorities periodicals in Lviv, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian combat SS Division Galicia, 1944; Ukrainian military formations in the Second World War, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian national aspirations; Ukrainian political spectrum in Eastern Galicia, 1941 -- 1945; Ukrainian public organizations in Eastern Galicia under the Nazi-German regime, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian Society of East Galicia in relation to Nazi-German cause, 1939 --1945; Wolyn (Volhynia), Ukrainian collaborating periodical, 1941

Creators:: Lvivski Visti (the Lviv Herald) (1941 -- 1944)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 61: RG-21.02.59, Lvivski Visti, May 25, 1943, RG-21.02.59

Subject/Index Terms:: Collaboration between Ukrainian auxiliary police and German authorities, 1941 -- 1945; collaboration in the Holocaust; District Galicia (General Government: Administrative Unit), 1941 -- 1945; Documents in Ukrainian language; Eastern Galicia (Poland: Region); Eastern Galicia (Ukraine: Region); General Government (German-occupied Poland), 1939 -- 1945; Holocaust in Ukraine; Ideology of Ukrainian Nationalism; Krakivski Visti, Ukrainian collaborating with German Authorities periodical in Cracow, 1940 -- 1945; Lemberg (Poland: General Government: District Galicia), 1941 -- 1944; Lviv (Ukraine); Lvivski Visti, Ukrainian collaborating with German Authorities periodical, Lviv, 1940 --1944; Lwow (Poland); Narratives in Ukrainian language; Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists (OUN); periodicals, Ukrainian; Poland (1939 --1945); Theory of Ukrainian Nationalism; Ukraine (1939-1945); Ukrainian -- Jewish Relation under the Nazi-German regime in Eastern Galicia, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian - German Relations, 1939 -- 1941; Ukrainian - German Relations, 1941 -- 1945; Ukrainian administrative and police authorities in Eastern Galicia, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian Auxiliary Police; Ukrainian collaborating with German authorities periodicals in Cracow, 1940 --1945; Ukrainian collaborating with German authorities periodicals in Lviv, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian combat SS Division Galicia, 1944; Ukrainian military formations in the Second World War, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian national aspirations; Ukrainian political spectrum in Eastern Galicia, 1941 -- 1945; Ukrainian public organizations in Eastern Galicia under the Nazi-German regime, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian Society of East Galicia in relation to Nazi-German cause, 1939 --1945; Wolyn (Volhynia), Ukrainian collaborating periodical, 1941

Creators:: Lvivski Visti (the Lviv Herald) (1941 -- 1944)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 62: RG-21.02.60, Lvivski Visti, May 30-31, 1943, May 1943

Subject/Index Terms:: Collaboration between Ukrainian auxiliary police and German authorities, 1941 -- 1945; collaboration in the Holocaust; District Galicia (General Government: Administrative Unit), 1941 -- 1945; Documents in Ukrainian language; Eastern Galicia (Poland: Region); Eastern Galicia (Ukraine: Region); General Government (German-occupied Poland), 1939 -- 1945; Holocaust in Ukraine; Ideology of Ukrainian Nationalism; Krakivski Visti, Ukrainian collaborating with German Authorities periodical in Cracow, 1940 -- 1945; Lemberg (Poland: General Government: District Galicia), 1941 -- 1944; Lviv (Ukraine); Lvivski Visti, Ukrainian collaborating with German Authorities periodical, Lviv, 1940 --1944; Lwow (Poland); Narratives in Ukrainian language; Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists (OUN); periodicals, Ukrainian; Poland (1939 --1945); Theory of Ukrainian Nationalism; Ukraine (1939-1945); Ukrainian -- Jewish Relation under the Nazi-German regime in Eastern Galicia, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian - German Relations, 1939 -- 1941; Ukrainian - German Relations, 1941 -- 1945; Ukrainian administrative and police authorities in Eastern Galicia, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian Auxiliary Police; Ukrainian collaborating with German authorities periodicals in Cracow, 1940 --1945; Ukrainian collaborating with German authorities periodicals in Lviv, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian combat SS Division Galicia, 1944; Ukrainian military formations in the Second World War, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian national aspirations; Ukrainian political spectrum in Eastern Galicia, 1941 -- 1945; Ukrainian public organizations in Eastern Galicia under the Nazi-German regime, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian Society of East Galicia in relation to Nazi-German cause, 1939 --1945; Wolyn (Volhynia), Ukrainian collaborating periodical, 1941

Creators:: Lvivski Visti (the Lviv Herald) (1941 -- 1944)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 63: RG-21.02.61, Lvivski Visti, June 3, 1943, June 1943

Subject/Index Terms:: Collaboration between Ukrainian auxiliary police and German authorities, 1941 -- 1945; collaboration in the Holocaust; District Galicia (General Government: Administrative Unit), 1941 -- 1945; Documents in Ukrainian language; Eastern Galicia (Poland: Region); Eastern Galicia (Ukraine: Region); General Government (German-occupied Poland), 1939 -- 1945; Holocaust in Ukraine; Ideology of Ukrainian Nationalism; Krakivski Visti, Ukrainian collaborating with German Authorities periodical in Cracow, 1940 -- 1945; Lemberg (Poland: General Government: District Galicia), 1941 -- 1944; Lviv (Ukraine); Lvivski Visti, Ukrainian collaborating with German Authorities periodical, Lviv, 1940 --1944; Lwow (Poland); Narratives in Ukrainian language; Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists (OUN); periodicals, Ukrainian; Poland (1939 --1945); Theory of Ukrainian Nationalism; Ukraine (1939-1945); Ukrainian -- Jewish Relation under the Nazi-German regime in Eastern Galicia, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian - German Relations, 1939 -- 1941; Ukrainian - German Relations, 1941 -- 1945; Ukrainian administrative and police authorities in Eastern Galicia, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian Auxiliary Police; Ukrainian collaborating with German authorities periodicals in Cracow, 1940 --1945; Ukrainian collaborating with German authorities periodicals in Lviv, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian combat SS Division Galicia, 1944; Ukrainian military formations in the Second World War, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian national aspirations; Ukrainian political spectrum in Eastern Galicia, 1941 -- 1945; Ukrainian public organizations in Eastern Galicia under the Nazi-German regime, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian Society of East Galicia in relation to Nazi-German cause, 1939 --1945; Wolyn (Volhynia), Ukrainian collaborating periodical, 1941

Creators:: Lvivski Visti (the Lviv Herald) (1941 -- 1944)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 64: RG-21.02.62, Lvivski Visti, June 6, 1943, June 1943

Subject/Index Terms:: Collaboration between Ukrainian auxiliary police and German authorities, 1941 -- 1945; collaboration in the Holocaust; District Galicia (General Government: Administrative Unit), 1941 -- 1945; Documents in Ukrainian language; Eastern Galicia (Poland: Region); Eastern Galicia (Ukraine: Region); General Government (German-occupied Poland), 1939 -- 1945; Holocaust in Ukraine; Ideology of Ukrainian Nationalism; Krakivski Visti, Ukrainian collaborating with German Authorities periodical in Cracow, 1940 -- 1945; Lemberg (Poland: General Government: District Galicia), 1941 -- 1944; Lviv (Ukraine); Lvivski Visti, Ukrainian collaborating with German Authorities periodical, Lviv, 1940 --1944; Lwow (Poland); Narratives in Ukrainian language; Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists (OUN); periodicals, Ukrainian; Poland (1939 --1945); Theory of Ukrainian Nationalism; Ukraine (1939-1945); Ukrainian -- Jewish Relation under the Nazi-German regime in Eastern Galicia, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian - German Relations, 1939 -- 1941; Ukrainian - German Relations, 1941 -- 1945; Ukrainian administrative and police authorities in Eastern Galicia, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian Auxiliary Police; Ukrainian collaborating with German authorities periodicals in Cracow, 1940 --1945; Ukrainian collaborating with German authorities periodicals in Lviv, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian combat SS Division Galicia, 1944; Ukrainian military formations in the Second World War, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian national aspirations; Ukrainian political spectrum in Eastern Galicia, 1941 -- 1945; Ukrainian public organizations in Eastern Galicia under the Nazi-German regime, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian Society of East Galicia in relation to Nazi-German cause, 1939 --1945; Wolyn (Volhynia), Ukrainian collaborating periodical, 1941

Creators:: Lvivski Visti (the Lviv Herald) (1941 -- 1944)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 65: RG-21.02.63, Lvivski Visti, June 8, 1943, June 1943

Subject/Index Terms:: Collaboration between Ukrainian auxiliary police and German authorities, 1941 -- 1945; collaboration in the Holocaust; District Galicia (General Government: Administrative Unit), 1941 -- 1945; Documents in Ukrainian language; Eastern Galicia (Poland: Region); Eastern Galicia (Ukraine: Region); General Government (German-occupied Poland), 1939 -- 1945; Holocaust in Ukraine; Ideology of Ukrainian Nationalism; Krakivski Visti, Ukrainian collaborating with German Authorities periodical in Cracow, 1940 -- 1945; Lemberg (Poland: General Government: District Galicia), 1941 -- 1944; Lviv (Ukraine); Lvivski Visti, Ukrainian collaborating with German Authorities periodical, Lviv, 1940 --1944; Lwow (Poland); Narratives in Ukrainian language; Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists (OUN); periodicals, Ukrainian; Poland (1939 --1945); Theory of Ukrainian Nationalism; Ukraine (1939-1945); Ukrainian -- Jewish Relation under the Nazi-German regime in Eastern Galicia, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian - German Relations, 1939 -- 1941; Ukrainian - German Relations, 1941 -- 1945; Ukrainian administrative and police authorities in Eastern Galicia, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian Auxiliary Police; Ukrainian collaborating with German authorities periodicals in Cracow, 1940 --1945; Ukrainian collaborating with German authorities periodicals in Lviv, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian combat SS Division Galicia, 1944; Ukrainian military formations in the Second World War, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian national aspirations; Ukrainian political spectrum in Eastern Galicia, 1941 -- 1945; Ukrainian public organizations in Eastern Galicia under the Nazi-German regime, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian Society of East Galicia in relation to Nazi-German cause, 1939 --1945; Wolyn (Volhynia), Ukrainian collaborating periodical, 1941

Creators:: Lvivski Visti (the Lviv Herald) (1941 -- 1944)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 66: RG-21.02.64, Lvivski Visti, June 23, 1943, June 1943

Subject/Index Terms:: Collaboration between Ukrainian auxiliary police and German authorities, 1941 -- 1945; collaboration in the Holocaust; District Galicia (General Government: Administrative Unit), 1941 -- 1945; Documents in Ukrainian language; Eastern Galicia (Poland: Region); Eastern Galicia (Ukraine: Region); General Government (German-occupied Poland), 1939 -- 1945; Holocaust in Ukraine; Ideology of Ukrainian Nationalism; Krakivski Visti, Ukrainian collaborating with German Authorities periodical in Cracow, 1940 -- 1945; Lemberg (Poland: General Government: District Galicia), 1941 -- 1944; Lviv (Ukraine); Lvivski Visti, Ukrainian collaborating with German Authorities periodical, Lviv, 1940 --1944; Lwow (Poland); Narratives in Ukrainian language; Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists (OUN); periodicals, Ukrainian; Poland (1939 --1945); Theory of Ukrainian Nationalism; Ukraine (1939-1945); Ukrainian -- Jewish Relation under the Nazi-German regime in Eastern Galicia, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian - German Relations, 1939 -- 1941; Ukrainian - German Relations, 1941 -- 1945; Ukrainian administrative and police authorities in Eastern Galicia, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian Auxiliary Police; Ukrainian collaborating with German authorities periodicals in Cracow, 1940 --1945; Ukrainian collaborating with German authorities periodicals in Lviv, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian combat SS Division Galicia, 1944; Ukrainian military formations in the Second World War, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian national aspirations; Ukrainian political spectrum in Eastern Galicia, 1941 -- 1945; Ukrainian public organizations in Eastern Galicia under the Nazi-German regime, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian Society of East Galicia in relation to Nazi-German cause, 1939 --1945; Wolyn (Volhynia), Ukrainian collaborating periodical, 1941

Creators:: Lvivski Visti (the Lviv Herald) (1941 -- 1944)

Sub-Collection 3: RG-21.03, Wolyn, Volhnynia, periodical, 1941

Wolyn (the Volhynia) was a Ukrainian language periodical published the Ukrainian pro-German public and insurgent organization in Rivne (Rowne) in Volhynia in 1941

Subject/Index Terms:: Ukrainian Insurgent Movement, 1940 -- 1956; Ukrainian Insurgent movement in Volhynia region (West Volhynia), 1941 -- 1945; Collaboration between Ukrainian auxiliary police and German authorities, 1941 -- 1945; Ukrainian collaboration in the Holocaust; Ukrainian collaborationist ideology in relation to Nazi Germany, 1941 -- 1945; Ukrainian collaborationist periodicals in German-occupied Ukraine, 1944 -- 1944; Ukrainian civil and military support to the German authorities in Volhynia, 1941; The Seech of Polisia, Ukrainian Insurgent units, 1941; Taras Borovets (Taras Bulba, Taras Chub), founder of Ukrainian Insurgency the Seech of Polisia, 1941; Ukrainian Militia, collaborating with German authorities, in the Volhynia, 1941; Ukrainian collaborating perception of National Socialism, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian national aspirations under Nazi-German regime, 1939 -- 1945; Aspiration for a unified Ukrainian state in ethnic Ukrainian territories, 1918 --1941; Ukrainian support of National Socialism in the Volhynia, 1941; Wolyn (Poland: Province); Wolyn (Ukraine: Province); Wolyn (Ukraine: Region); Rivne (Ukraine); Rowne (Poland); Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists (OUN); Ukrainian - Polish relations in the Second World War, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian - German Relations, 1941 -- 1945; Ukrainian - Jewish relations under Nazi-German regime, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian Auxiliary Police; Ukrainian collaborating conception of German-Ukrainian alliance, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian ethnic cleansing in Wolhynia, 1943 -- 1944; Ukrainian Insurgent Army, 1941 -- 1956; Ukrainian Resistant Movement in Wolyn (Volhynia), 1941 -- 1945; German military communiques, reflected in the periodical Wolyn, 1941; Kiev (Ukraine); Kyiv (Ukraine); Ukrainian local administration in the Volhynia under German auspices, 1941; Wolyn (Volhynia), Ukrainian collaborating periodical, 1941; Ukrainian collaborating with German authorities periodicals in the Volhynia, 1941; Organization of Ukrainian auxiliary police in Kiev, 1941; Ukraiinske Slovo (Ukrainian Word), collaborating with German authorities periodical in Kiev, 1941; Reflections on to German victorious offenses on the Eastern Front, 1941; Theory of Ukrainian Nationalism; Theory and principles of Ukrainian Nationalism versus Democracies and the Soviet rule, 1941; Ukrainian national cause in a historic retrospect, 1941; Anti-Judeo-Bolshevism, caricatures, Ukrainian, 1941 -- 1945; Ukrainian national issues in historic retrospect; Ukrainians were oppressed in the USSR, historic retrospect, 1941; The Ministry of Eastern Territories, controlled by Germany; Alfred Rosenberg, Minister for the Occupied Eastern Territories; German regional and district administration in occupied Ukraine, 1941; Dr. Werner Baer, District Commissar of Rivne (Rowne), Ukraine, 1941; Nazi-German anti-bolshevik doctrine, 1941; Erich Koch, Riechkommissar in Reichskommissariat Ukraine, 1941 -- 1944; Appeal to the Ukrainian Population to support the German authorities by Erich Koch, 1941; Documents in Ukrainian language; Ukraine (1941-1945); Adolf Hitler, dictator and German Chancellor and President; Periodicals, photo-documents, Adolf Hitler

Creators:: Wolyn (The Volhynia), editorial board and contributors (1941)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 1: RG-21.03.01, Woly, Ukrainian Collaboration in Volhynia, Wolyn, September 21, 1941

A page from the Ukrainian collaboration periodical in Volhynia, Wolyn.

Subject/Index Terms:: Alfred Rosenberg, Minister for the Occupied Eastern Territories; Anti-Judeo-Bolshevism, caricatures, Ukrainian, 1941 -- 1945; Appeal to the Ukrainian Population to support the German authorities by Erich Koch, 1941; Aspiration for a unified Ukrainian state in ethnic Ukrainian territories, 1918 --1941; Collaboration between Ukrainian auxiliary police and German authorities, 1941 -- 1945; Documents in Ukrainian language; Dr. Werner Baer, District Commissar of Rivne (Rowne), Ukraine, 1941; Erich Koch, Riechkommissar in Reichskommissariat Ukraine, 1941 -- 1944; German military communiques, reflected in the periodical Wolyn, 1941; German regional and district administration in occupied Ukraine, 1941; Kiev (Ukraine); Kyiv (Ukraine); Nazi-German anti-bolshevik doctrine, 1941; Organization of Ukrainian auxiliary police in Kiev, 1941; Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists (OUN); Reflections on to German victorious offenses on the Eastern Front, 1941; Rivne (Ukraine); Rowne (Poland); Taras Borovets (Taras Bulba, Taras Chub), founder of Ukrainian Insurgency the Seech of Polisia, 1941; The Ministry of Eastern Territories, controlled by Germany; Theory and principles of Ukrainian Nationalism versus Democracies and the Soviet rule, 1941; Theory of Ukrainian Nationalism; The Seech of Polisia, Ukrainian Insurgent units, 1941; Ukraiinske Slovo (Ukrainian Word), collaborating with German authorities periodical in Kiev, 1941; Ukraine (1941-1945); Ukrainian ethnic cleansing in Wolhynia, 1943 -- 1944; Ukrainian - German Relations, 1941 -- 1945; Ukrainian - Jewish relations under Nazi-German regime, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian - Polish relations in the Second World War, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian Auxiliary Police; Ukrainian civil and military support to the German authorities in Volhynia, 1941; Ukrainian collaborating conception of German-Ukrainian alliance, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian collaborating perception of National Socialism, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian collaborating with German authorities periodicals in the Volhynia, 1941; Ukrainian collaboration in the Holocaust; Ukrainian collaborationist ideology in relation to Nazi Germany, 1941 -- 1945; Ukrainian collaborationist periodicals in German-occupied Ukraine, 1944 -- 1944; Ukrainian Insurgent Army, 1941 -- 1956; Ukrainian Insurgent Movement, 1940 -- 1956; Ukrainian Insurgent movement in Volhynia region (West Volhynia), 1941 -- 1945; Ukrainian local administration in the Volhynia under German auspices, 1941; Ukrainian Militia, collaborating with German authorities, in the Volhynia, 1941; Ukrainian national aspirations under Nazi-German regime, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian national cause in a historic retrospect, 1941; Ukrainian national issues in historic retrospect; Ukrainian Resistant Movement in Wolyn (Volhynia), 1941 -- 1945; Ukrainian support of National Socialism in the Volhynia, 1941; Ukrainians were oppressed in the USSR, historic retrospect, 1941; Wolyn (Poland: Province); Wolyn (Ukraine: Province); Wolyn (Ukraine: Region); Wolyn (Volhynia), Ukrainian collaborating periodical, 1941

Creators:: Wolyn (The Volhynia), editorial board and contributors (1941)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 2: RG-21.03.02, Wolyn, Ukrainian Collaboration in Volhynia, Wolyn, September 1, 1941

A page from the Ukrainian collaborationist periodical Wolyn, published in the Volhynia region.

Subject/Index Terms:: Adolf Hitler, dictator and German Chancellor and President; Periodicals, photo-documents, Adolf Hitler; Alfred Rosenberg, Minister for the Occupied Eastern Territories; Anti-Judeo-Bolshevism, caricatures, Ukrainian, 1941 -- 1945; Appeal to the Ukrainian Population to support the German authorities by Erich Koch, 1941; Aspiration for a unified Ukrainian state in ethnic Ukrainian territories, 1918 --1941; Collaboration between Ukrainian auxiliary police and German authorities, 1941 -- 1945; Documents in Ukrainian language; Dr. Werner Baer, District Commissar of Rivne (Rowne), Ukraine, 1941; Erich Koch, Riechkommissar in Reichskommissariat Ukraine, 1941 -- 1944; German military communiques, reflected in the periodical Wolyn, 1941; German regional and district administration in occupied Ukraine, 1941; Kiev (Ukraine); Kyiv (Ukraine); Nazi-German anti-bolshevik doctrine, 1941; Organization of Ukrainian auxiliary police in Kiev, 1941; Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists (OUN); Reflections on to German victorious offenses on the Eastern Front, 1941; Rivne (Ukraine); Rowne (Poland); Taras Borovets (Taras Bulba, Taras Chub), founder of Ukrainian Insurgency the Seech of Polisia, 1941; The Ministry of Eastern Territories, controlled by Germany; Theory and principles of Ukrainian Nationalism versus Democracies and the Soviet rule, 1941; Theory of Ukrainian Nationalism; The Seech of Polisia, Ukrainian Insurgent units, 1941; Ukraiinske Slovo (Ukrainian Word), collaborating with German authorities periodical in Kiev, 1941; Ukraine (1941-1945); Ukrainian ethnic cleansing in Wolhynia, 1943 -- 1944; Ukrainian - German Relations, 1941 -- 1945; Ukrainian - Jewish relations under Nazi-German regime, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian - Polish relations in the Second World War, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian Auxiliary Police; Ukrainian civil and military support to the German authorities in Volhynia, 1941; Ukrainian collaborating conception of German-Ukrainian alliance, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian collaborating perception of National Socialism, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian collaborating with German authorities periodicals in the Volhynia, 1941; Ukrainian collaboration in the Holocaust; Ukrainian collaborationist ideology in relation to Nazi Germany, 1941 -- 1945; Ukrainian collaborationist periodicals in German-occupied Ukraine, 1944 -- 1944; Ukrainian Insurgent Army, 1941 -- 1956; Ukrainian Insurgent Movement, 1940 -- 1956; Ukrainian Insurgent movement in Volhynia region (West Volhynia), 1941 -- 1945; Ukrainian local administration in the Volhynia under German auspices, 1941; Ukrainian Militia, collaborating with German authorities, in the Volhynia, 1941; Ukrainian national aspirations under Nazi-German regime, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian national cause in a historic retrospect, 1941; Ukrainian national issues in historic retrospect; Ukrainian Resistant Movement in Wolyn (Volhynia), 1941 -- 1945; Ukrainian support of National Socialism in the Volhynia, 1941; Ukrainians were oppressed in the USSR, historic retrospect, 1941; Wolyn (Poland: Province); Wolyn (Ukraine: Province); Wolyn (Ukraine: Region); Wolyn (Volhynia), Ukrainian collaborating periodical, 1941

Creators:: Wolyn (The Volhynia), editorial board and contributors (1941)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 3: RG-21.03.03, Wolyn, Ukrainian newspaper Wolyn, German army enters Kiev, September 30, 1941

A page from the Ukrainian collaborationist periodical Wolyn with an article about the German Army entering the city of Kiev.

Subject/Index Terms:: Alfred Rosenberg, Minister for the Occupied Eastern Territories; Anti-Judeo-Bolshevism, caricatures, Ukrainian, 1941 -- 1945; Appeal to the Ukrainian Population to support the German authorities by Erich Koch, 1941; Aspiration for a unified Ukrainian state in ethnic Ukrainian territories, 1918 --1941; Collaboration between Ukrainian auxiliary police and German authorities, 1941 -- 1945; Documents in Ukrainian language; Dr. Werner Baer, District Commissar of Rivne (Rowne), Ukraine, 1941; Erich Koch, Riechkommissar in Reichskommissariat Ukraine, 1941 -- 1944; German military communiques, reflected in the periodical Wolyn, 1941; German regional and district administration in occupied Ukraine, 1941; Kiev (Ukraine); Kyiv (Ukraine); Nazi-German anti-bolshevik doctrine, 1941; Organization of Ukrainian auxiliary police in Kiev, 1941; Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists (OUN); Reflections on to German victorious offenses on the Eastern Front, 1941; Rivne (Ukraine); Rowne (Poland); Taras Borovets (Taras Bulba, Taras Chub), founder of Ukrainian Insurgency the Seech of Polisia, 1941; The Ministry of Eastern Territories, controlled by Germany; Theory and principles of Ukrainian Nationalism versus Democracies and the Soviet rule, 1941; Theory of Ukrainian Nationalism; The Seech of Polisia, Ukrainian Insurgent units, 1941; Ukraiinske Slovo (Ukrainian Word), collaborating with German authorities periodical in Kiev, 1941; Ukraine (1941-1945); Ukrainian ethnic cleansing in Wolhynia, 1943 -- 1944; Ukrainian - German Relations, 1941 -- 1945; Ukrainian - Jewish relations under Nazi-German regime, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian - Polish relations in the Second World War, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian Auxiliary Police; Ukrainian civil and military support to the German authorities in Volhynia, 1941; Ukrainian collaborating conception of German-Ukrainian alliance, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian collaborating perception of National Socialism, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian collaborating with German authorities periodicals in the Volhynia, 1941; Ukrainian collaboration in the Holocaust; Ukrainian collaborationist ideology in relation to Nazi Germany, 1941 -- 1945; Ukrainian collaborationist periodicals in German-occupied Ukraine, 1944 -- 1944; Ukrainian Insurgent Army, 1941 -- 1956; Ukrainian Insurgent Movement, 1940 -- 1956; Ukrainian Insurgent movement in Volhynia region (West Volhynia), 1941 -- 1945; Ukrainian local administration in the Volhynia under German auspices, 1941; Ukrainian Militia, collaborating with German authorities, in the Volhynia, 1941; Ukrainian national aspirations under Nazi-German regime, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian national cause in a historic retrospect, 1941; Ukrainian national issues in historic retrospect; Ukrainian Resistant Movement in Wolyn (Volhynia), 1941 -- 1945; Ukrainian support of National Socialism in the Volhynia, 1941; Ukrainians were oppressed in the USSR, historic retrospect, 1941; Wolyn (Poland: Province); Wolyn (Ukraine: Province); Wolyn (Ukraine: Region); Wolyn (Volhynia), Ukrainian collaborating periodical, 1941

Creators:: Wolyn (The Volhynia), editorial board and contributors (1941)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 4: RG-21.03.04, Wolyn, Ukrainian Collaboration in Volhynia, September 7, 1941

A page from the Ukrainian collaborationist periodical Wolyn in Volhynia.

Subject/Index Terms:: Alfred Rosenberg, Minister for the Occupied Eastern Territories; Anti-Judeo-Bolshevism, caricatures, Ukrainian, 1941 -- 1945; Appeal to the Ukrainian Population to support the German authorities by Erich Koch, 1941; Aspiration for a unified Ukrainian state in ethnic Ukrainian territories, 1918 --1941; Collaboration between Ukrainian auxiliary police and German authorities, 1941 -- 1945; Documents in Ukrainian language; Dr. Werner Baer, District Commissar of Rivne (Rowne), Ukraine, 1941; Erich Koch, Riechkommissar in Reichskommissariat Ukraine, 1941 -- 1944; German military communiques, reflected in the periodical Wolyn, 1941; German regional and district administration in occupied Ukraine, 1941; Kiev (Ukraine); Kyiv (Ukraine); Nazi-German anti-bolshevik doctrine, 1941; Organization of Ukrainian auxiliary police in Kiev, 1941; Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists (OUN); Reflections on to German victorious offenses on the Eastern Front, 1941; Rivne (Ukraine); Rowne (Poland); Taras Borovets (Taras Bulba, Taras Chub), founder of Ukrainian Insurgency the Seech of Polisia, 1941; The Ministry of Eastern Territories, controlled by Germany; Theory and principles of Ukrainian Nationalism versus Democracies and the Soviet rule, 1941; Theory of Ukrainian Nationalism; The Seech of Polisia, Ukrainian Insurgent units, 1941; Ukraiinske Slovo (Ukrainian Word), collaborating with German authorities periodical in Kiev, 1941; Ukraine (1941-1945); Ukrainian ethnic cleansing in Wolhynia, 1943 -- 1944; Ukrainian - German Relations, 1941 -- 1945; Ukrainian - Jewish relations under Nazi-German regime, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian - Polish relations in the Second World War, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian Auxiliary Police; Ukrainian civil and military support to the German authorities in Volhynia, 1941; Ukrainian collaborating conception of German-Ukrainian alliance, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian collaborating perception of National Socialism, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian collaborating with German authorities periodicals in the Volhynia, 1941; Ukrainian collaboration in the Holocaust; Ukrainian collaborationist ideology in relation to Nazi Germany, 1941 -- 1945; Ukrainian collaborationist periodicals in German-occupied Ukraine, 1944 -- 1944; Ukrainian Insurgent Army, 1941 -- 1956; Ukrainian Insurgent Movement, 1940 -- 1956; Ukrainian Insurgent movement in Volhynia region (West Volhynia), 1941 -- 1945; Ukrainian local administration in the Volhynia under German auspices, 1941; Ukrainian Militia, collaborating with German authorities, in the Volhynia, 1941; Ukrainian national aspirations under Nazi-German regime, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian national cause in a historic retrospect, 1941; Ukrainian national issues in historic retrospect; Ukrainian Resistant Movement in Wolyn (Volhynia), 1941 -- 1945; Ukrainian support of National Socialism in the Volhynia, 1941; Ukrainians were oppressed in the USSR, historic retrospect, 1941; Wolyn (Poland: Province); Wolyn (Ukraine: Province); Wolyn (Ukraine: Region); Wolyn (Volhynia), Ukrainian collaborating periodical, 1941

Creators:: Wolyn (The Volhynia), editorial board and contributors (1941)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 5: RG-21.03.05, Wolyn, Ukrainian Collaboration in Volhynia, September 30, 1941

A page from the Ukrainian collaborationist periodical Wolyn in Volhynia.

Subject/Index Terms:: Alfred Rosenberg, Minister for the Occupied Eastern Territories; Anti-Judeo-Bolshevism, caricatures, Ukrainian, 1941 -- 1945; Appeal to the Ukrainian Population to support the German authorities by Erich Koch, 1941; Aspiration for a unified Ukrainian state in ethnic Ukrainian territories, 1918 --1941; Collaboration between Ukrainian auxiliary police and German authorities, 1941 -- 1945; Documents in Ukrainian language; Dr. Werner Baer, District Commissar of Rivne (Rowne), Ukraine, 1941; Erich Koch, Riechkommissar in Reichskommissariat Ukraine, 1941 -- 1944; German military communiques, reflected in the periodical Wolyn, 1941; German regional and district administration in occupied Ukraine, 1941; Kiev (Ukraine); Kyiv (Ukraine); Nazi-German anti-bolshevik doctrine, 1941; Organization of Ukrainian auxiliary police in Kiev, 1941; Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists (OUN); Reflections on to German victorious offenses on the Eastern Front, 1941; Rivne (Ukraine); Rowne (Poland); Taras Borovets (Taras Bulba, Taras Chub), founder of Ukrainian Insurgency the Seech of Polisia, 1941; The Ministry of Eastern Territories, controlled by Germany; Theory and principles of Ukrainian Nationalism versus Democracies and the Soviet rule, 1941; Theory of Ukrainian Nationalism; The Seech of Polisia, Ukrainian Insurgent units, 1941; Ukraiinske Slovo (Ukrainian Word), collaborating with German authorities periodical in Kiev, 1941; Ukraine (1941-1945); Ukrainian ethnic cleansing in Wolhynia, 1943 -- 1944; Ukrainian - German Relations, 1941 -- 1945; Ukrainian - Jewish relations under Nazi-German regime, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian - Polish relations in the Second World War, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian Auxiliary Police; Ukrainian civil and military support to the German authorities in Volhynia, 1941; Ukrainian collaborating conception of German-Ukrainian alliance, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian collaborating perception of National Socialism, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian collaborating with German authorities periodicals in the Volhynia, 1941; Ukrainian collaboration in the Holocaust; Ukrainian collaborationist ideology in relation to Nazi Germany, 1941 -- 1945; Ukrainian collaborationist periodicals in German-occupied Ukraine, 1944 -- 1944; Ukrainian Insurgent Army, 1941 -- 1956; Ukrainian Insurgent Movement, 1940 -- 1956; Ukrainian Insurgent movement in Volhynia region (West Volhynia), 1941 -- 1945; Ukrainian local administration in the Volhynia under German auspices, 1941; Ukrainian Militia, collaborating with German authorities, in the Volhynia, 1941; Ukrainian national aspirations under Nazi-German regime, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian national cause in a historic retrospect, 1941; Ukrainian national issues in historic retrospect; Ukrainian Resistant Movement in Wolyn (Volhynia), 1941 -- 1945; Ukrainian support of National Socialism in the Volhynia, 1941; Ukrainians were oppressed in the USSR, historic retrospect, 1941; Wolyn (Poland: Province); Wolyn (Ukraine: Province); Wolyn (Ukraine: Region); Wolyn (Volhynia), Ukrainian collaborating periodical, 1941

Creators:: Wolyn (The Volhynia), editorial board and contributors (1941)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 6: RG-21.03.06, Wolyn, Ukrainian Collaboration in Volhynia, September 21, 1941

A page from the Ukrainian collaborationist periodical Wolyn in Volhynia.

Subject/Index Terms:: Alfred Rosenberg, Minister for the Occupied Eastern Territories; Anti-Judeo-Bolshevism, caricatures, Ukrainian, 1941 -- 1945; Appeal to the Ukrainian Population to support the German authorities by Erich Koch, 1941; Aspiration for a unified Ukrainian state in ethnic Ukrainian territories, 1918 --1941; Collaboration between Ukrainian auxiliary police and German authorities, 1941 -- 1945; Documents in Ukrainian language; Dr. Werner Baer, District Commissar of Rivne (Rowne), Ukraine, 1941; Koch, Erich, German Reichskommissariat of Ukraine; German military communiques, reflected in the periodical Wolyn, 1941; German regional and district administration in occupied Ukraine, 1941; Kiev (Ukraine); Kyiv (Ukraine); Nazi-German anti-bolshevik doctrine, 1941; Organization of Ukrainian auxiliary police in Kiev, 1941; Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists (OUN); Reflections on to German victorious offenses on the Eastern Front, 1941; Rivne (Ukraine); Rowne (Poland); Taras Borovets (Taras Bulba, Taras Chub), founder of Ukrainian Insurgency the Seech of Polisia, 1941; The Ministry of Eastern Territories, controlled by Germany; Theory and principles of Ukrainian Nationalism versus Democracies and the Soviet rule, 1941; Theory of Ukrainian Nationalism; The Seech of Polisia, Ukrainian Insurgent units, 1941; Ukraiinske Slovo (Ukrainian Word), collaborating with German authorities periodical in Kiev, 1941; Ukraine (1941-1945); Ukrainian ethnic cleansing in Wolhynia, 1943 -- 1944; Ukrainian - German Relations, 1941 -- 1945; Ukrainian - Jewish relations under Nazi-German regime, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian - Polish relations in the Second World War, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian Auxiliary Police; Ukrainian civil and military support to the German authorities in Volhynia, 1941; Ukrainian collaborating conception of German-Ukrainian alliance, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian collaborating perception of National Socialism, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian collaborating with German authorities periodicals in the Volhynia, 1941; Ukrainian collaboration in the Holocaust; Ukrainian collaborationist ideology in relation to Nazi Germany, 1941 -- 1945; Ukrainian collaborationist periodicals in German-occupied Ukraine, 1944 -- 1944; Ukrainian Insurgent Army, 1941 -- 1956; Ukrainian Insurgent Movement, 1940 -- 1956; Ukrainian Insurgent movement in Volhynia region (West Volhynia), 1941 -- 1945; Ukrainian local administration in the Volhynia under German auspices, 1941; Ukrainian Militia, collaborating with German authorities, in the Volhynia, 1941; Ukrainian national aspirations under Nazi-German regime, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian national cause in a historic retrospect, 1941; Ukrainian national issues in historic retrospect; Ukrainian Resistant Movement in Wolyn (Volhynia), 1941 -- 1945; Ukrainian support of National Socialism in the Volhynia, 1941; Ukrainians were oppressed in the USSR, historic retrospect, 1941; Wolyn (Poland: Province); Wolyn (Ukraine: Province); Wolyn (Ukraine: Region); Wolyn (Volhynia), Ukrainian collaborating periodical, 1941

Creators:: Wolyn (The Volhynia), editorial board and contributors (1941)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 7: RG-21.03.07, Wolyn, Ukrainian Collaboration in Volhynia, September 28, 1941

A page from the Ukrainian collaborationist periodical Wolyn in Volhynia.

Subject/Index Terms:: Alfred Rosenberg, Minister for the Occupied Eastern Territories; Anti-Judeo-Bolshevism, caricatures, Ukrainian, 1941 -- 1945; Appeal to the Ukrainian Population to support the German authorities by Erich Koch, 1941; Aspiration for a unified Ukrainian state in ethnic Ukrainian territories, 1918 --1941; Collaboration between Ukrainian auxiliary police and German authorities, 1941 -- 1945; Documents in Ukrainian language; Dr. Werner Baer, District Commissar of Rivne (Rowne), Ukraine, 1941; Erich Koch, Riechkommissar in Reichskommissariat Ukraine, 1941 -- 1944; German military communiques, reflected in the periodical Wolyn, 1941; German regional and district administration in occupied Ukraine, 1941; Kiev (Ukraine); Kyiv (Ukraine); Nazi-German anti-bolshevik doctrine, 1941; Organization of Ukrainian auxiliary police in Kiev, 1941; Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists (OUN); Reflections on to German victorious offenses on the Eastern Front, 1941; Rivne (Ukraine); Rowne (Poland); Taras Borovets (Taras Bulba, Taras Chub), founder of Ukrainian Insurgency the Seech of Polisia, 1941; The Ministry of Eastern Territories, controlled by Germany; Theory and principles of Ukrainian Nationalism versus Democracies and the Soviet rule, 1941; Theory of Ukrainian Nationalism; The Seech of Polisia, Ukrainian Insurgent units, 1941; Ukraiinske Slovo (Ukrainian Word), collaborating with German authorities periodical in Kiev, 1941; Ukraine (1941-1945); Ukrainian ethnic cleansing in Wolhynia, 1943 -- 1944; Ukrainian - German Relations, 1941 -- 1945; Ukrainian - Jewish relations under Nazi-German regime, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian - Polish relations in the Second World War, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian Auxiliary Police; Ukrainian civil and military support to the German authorities in Volhynia, 1941; Ukrainian collaborating conception of German-Ukrainian alliance, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian collaborating perception of National Socialism, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian collaborating with German authorities periodicals in the Volhynia, 1941; Ukrainian collaboration in the Holocaust; Ukrainian collaborationist ideology in relation to Nazi Germany, 1941 -- 1945; Ukrainian collaborationist periodicals in German-occupied Ukraine, 1944 -- 1944; Ukrainian Insurgent Army, 1941 -- 1956; Ukrainian Insurgent Movement, 1940 -- 1956; Ukrainian Insurgent movement in Volhynia region (West Volhynia), 1941 -- 1945; Ukrainian local administration in the Volhynia under German auspices, 1941; Ukrainian Militia, collaborating with German authorities, in the Volhynia, 1941; Ukrainian national aspirations under Nazi-German regime, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian national cause in a historic retrospect, 1941; Ukrainian national issues in historic retrospect; Ukrainian Resistant Movement in Wolyn (Volhynia), 1941 -- 1945; Ukrainian support of National Socialism in the Volhynia, 1941; Ukrainians were oppressed in the USSR, historic retrospect, 1941; Wolyn (Poland: Province); Wolyn (Ukraine: Province); Wolyn (Ukraine: Region); Wolyn (Volhynia), Ukrainian collaborating periodical, 1941; Adolf Hitler, dictator and German Chancellor and President; Periodicals, photo-documents, Adolf Hitler

Creators:: Wolyn (The Volhynia), editorial board and contributors (1941)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 8: RG-21.03.08, Wolyn, Ukrainian Collaboration in Volhynia, September 26, 1941

A page from the Ukrainian collaborationist periodical Wolyn in Volhynia.

Subject/Index Terms:: Alfred Rosenberg, Minister for the Occupied Eastern Territories; Anti-Judeo-Bolshevism, caricatures, Ukrainian, 1941 -- 1945; Appeal to the Ukrainian Population to support the German authorities by Erich Koch, 1941; Aspiration for a unified Ukrainian state in ethnic Ukrainian territories, 1918 --1941; Collaboration between Ukrainian auxiliary police and German authorities, 1941 -- 1945; Documents in Ukrainian language; Dr. Werner Baer, District Commissar of Rivne (Rowne), Ukraine, 1941; Erich Koch, Riechkommissar in Reichskommissariat Ukraine, 1941 -- 1944; German military communiques, reflected in the periodical Wolyn, 1941; German regional and district administration in occupied Ukraine, 1941; Kiev (Ukraine); Kyiv (Ukraine); Nazi-German anti-bolshevik doctrine, 1941; Organization of Ukrainian auxiliary police in Kiev, 1941; Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists (OUN); Reflections on to German victorious offenses on the Eastern Front, 1941; Rivne (Ukraine); Rowne (Poland); Taras Borovets (Taras Bulba, Taras Chub), founder of Ukrainian Insurgency the Seech of Polisia, 1941; The Ministry of Eastern Territories, controlled by Germany; Theory and principles of Ukrainian Nationalism versus Democracies and the Soviet rule, 1941; Theory of Ukrainian Nationalism; The Seech of Polisia, Ukrainian Insurgent units, 1941; Ukraiinske Slovo (Ukrainian Word), collaborating with German authorities periodical in Kiev, 1941; Ukraine (1941-1945); Ukrainian ethnic cleansing in Wolhynia, 1943 -- 1944; Ukrainian - German Relations, 1941 -- 1945; Ukrainian - Jewish relations under Nazi-German regime, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian - Polish relations in the Second World War, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian Auxiliary Police; Ukrainian civil and military support to the German authorities in Volhynia, 1941; Ukrainian collaborating conception of German-Ukrainian alliance, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian collaborating perception of National Socialism, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian collaborating with German authorities periodicals in the Volhynia, 1941; Ukrainian collaboration in the Holocaust; Ukrainian collaborationist ideology in relation to Nazi Germany, 1941 -- 1945; Ukrainian collaborationist periodicals in German-occupied Ukraine, 1944 -- 1944; Ukrainian Insurgent Army, 1941 -- 1956; Ukrainian Insurgent Movement, 1940 -- 1956; Ukrainian Insurgent movement in Volhynia region (West Volhynia), 1941 -- 1945; Ukrainian local administration in the Volhynia under German auspices, 1941; Ukrainian Militia, collaborating with German authorities, in the Volhynia, 1941; Ukrainian national aspirations under Nazi-German regime, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian national cause in a historic retrospect, 1941; Ukrainian national issues in historic retrospect; Ukrainian Resistant Movement in Wolyn (Volhynia), 1941 -- 1945; Ukrainian support of National Socialism in the Volhynia, 1941; Ukrainians were oppressed in the USSR, historic retrospect, 1941; Wolyn (Poland: Province); Wolyn (Ukraine: Province); Wolyn (Ukraine: Region); Wolyn (Volhynia), Ukrainian collaborating periodical, 1941

Creators:: Wolyn (The Volhynia), editorial board and contributors (1941)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 9: RG-21.03.09, Wolyn, Ukrainian Collaboration in Volhynia, October 30, 1941

A page from the Ukrainian collaborationist periodical Wolyn in Volhynia.

Subject/Index Terms:: Alfred Rosenberg, Minister for the Occupied Eastern Territories; Anti-Judeo-Bolshevism, caricatures, Ukrainian, 1941 -- 1945; Appeal to the Ukrainian Population to support the German authorities by Erich Koch, 1941; Aspiration for a unified Ukrainian state in ethnic Ukrainian territories, 1918 --1941; Collaboration between Ukrainian auxiliary police and German authorities, 1941 -- 1945; Documents in Ukrainian language; Dr. Werner Baer, District Commissar of Rivne (Rowne), Ukraine, 1941; Erich Koch, Riechkommissar in Reichskommissariat Ukraine, 1941 -- 1944; German military communiques, reflected in the periodical Wolyn, 1941; German regional and district administration in occupied Ukraine, 1941; Kiev (Ukraine); Kyiv (Ukraine); Nazi-German anti-bolshevik doctrine, 1941; Organization of Ukrainian auxiliary police in Kiev, 1941; Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists (OUN); Reflections on to German victorious offenses on the Eastern Front, 1941; Rivne (Ukraine); Rowne (Poland); Taras Borovets (Taras Bulba, Taras Chub), founder of Ukrainian Insurgency the Seech of Polisia, 1941; The Ministry of Eastern Territories, controlled by Germany; Theory and principles of Ukrainian Nationalism versus Democracies and the Soviet rule, 1941; Theory of Ukrainian Nationalism; The Seech of Polisia, Ukrainian Insurgent units, 1941; Ukraiinske Slovo (Ukrainian Word), collaborating with German authorities periodical in Kiev, 1941; Ukraine (1941-1945); Ukrainian ethnic cleansing in Wolhynia, 1943 -- 1944; Ukrainian - German Relations, 1941 -- 1945; Ukrainian - Jewish relations under Nazi-German regime, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian - Polish relations in the Second World War, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian Auxiliary Police; Ukrainian civil and military support to the German authorities in Volhynia, 1941; Ukrainian collaborating conception of German-Ukrainian alliance, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian collaborating perception of National Socialism, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian collaborating with German authorities periodicals in the Volhynia, 1941; Ukrainian collaboration in the Holocaust; Ukrainian collaborationist ideology in relation to Nazi Germany, 1941 -- 1945; Ukrainian collaborationist periodicals in German-occupied Ukraine, 1944 -- 1944; Ukrainian Insurgent Army, 1941 -- 1956; Ukrainian Insurgent Movement, 1940 -- 1956; Ukrainian Insurgent movement in Volhynia region (West Volhynia), 1941 -- 1945; Ukrainian local administration in the Volhynia under German auspices, 1941; Ukrainian Militia, collaborating with German authorities, in the Volhynia, 1941; Ukrainian national aspirations under Nazi-German regime, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian national cause in a historic retrospect, 1941; Ukrainian national issues in historic retrospect; Ukrainian Resistant Movement in Wolyn (Volhynia), 1941 -- 1945; Ukrainian support of National Socialism in the Volhynia, 1941; Ukrainians were oppressed in the USSR, historic retrospect, 1941; Wolyn (Poland: Province); Wolyn (Ukraine: Province); Wolyn (Ukraine: Region); Wolyn (Volhynia), Ukrainian collaborating periodical, 1941

Creators:: Wolyn (The Volhynia), editorial board and contributors (1941)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 10: RG-21.03.10, Wolyn, Ukrainian Collaboration in Volhynia, November 2, 1941

A page from the Ukrainian collaborationist periodical Wolyn in Volhynia.

Subject/Index Terms:: Alfred Rosenberg, Minister for the Occupied Eastern Territories; Anti-Judeo-Bolshevism, caricatures, Ukrainian, 1941 -- 1945; Appeal to the Ukrainian Population to support the German authorities by Erich Koch, 1941; Aspiration for a unified Ukrainian state in ethnic Ukrainian territories, 1918 --1941; Collaboration between Ukrainian auxiliary police and German authorities, 1941 -- 1945; Documents in Ukrainian language; Dr. Werner Baer, District Commissar of Rivne (Rowne), Ukraine, 1941; Erich Koch, Riechkommissar in Reichskommissariat Ukraine, 1941 -- 1944; German military communiques, reflected in the periodical Wolyn, 1941; German regional and district administration in occupied Ukraine, 1941; Kiev (Ukraine); Kyiv (Ukraine); Nazi-German anti-bolshevik doctrine, 1941; Organization of Ukrainian auxiliary police in Kiev, 1941; Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists (OUN); Reflections on to German victorious offenses on the Eastern Front, 1941; Rivne (Ukraine); Rowne (Poland); Taras Borovets (Taras Bulba, Taras Chub), founder of Ukrainian Insurgency the Seech of Polisia, 1941; The Ministry of Eastern Territories, controlled by Germany; Theory and principles of Ukrainian Nationalism versus Democracies and the Soviet rule, 1941; Theory of Ukrainian Nationalism; The Seech of Polisia, Ukrainian Insurgent units, 1941; Ukraiinske Slovo (Ukrainian Word), collaborating with German authorities periodical in Kiev, 1941; Ukraine (1941-1945); Ukrainian ethnic cleansing in Wolhynia, 1943 -- 1944; Ukrainian - German Relations, 1941 -- 1945; Ukrainian - Jewish relations under Nazi-German regime, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian - Polish relations in the Second World War, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian Auxiliary Police; Ukrainian civil and military support to the German authorities in Volhynia, 1941; Ukrainian collaborating conception of German-Ukrainian alliance, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian collaborating perception of National Socialism, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian collaborating with German authorities periodicals in the Volhynia, 1941; Ukrainian collaboration in the Holocaust; Ukrainian collaborationist ideology in relation to Nazi Germany, 1941 -- 1945; Ukrainian collaborationist periodicals in German-occupied Ukraine, 1944 -- 1944; Ukrainian Insurgent Army, 1941 -- 1956; Ukrainian Insurgent Movement, 1940 -- 1956; Ukrainian Insurgent movement in Volhynia region (West Volhynia), 1941 -- 1945; Ukrainian local administration in the Volhynia under German auspices, 1941; Ukrainian Militia, collaborating with German authorities, in the Volhynia, 1941; Ukrainian national aspirations under Nazi-German regime, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian national cause in a historic retrospect, 1941; Ukrainian national issues in historic retrospect; Ukrainian Resistant Movement in Wolyn (Volhynia), 1941 -- 1945; Ukrainian support of National Socialism in the Volhynia, 1941; Ukrainians were oppressed in the USSR, historic retrospect, 1941; Wolyn (Poland: Province); Wolyn (Ukraine: Province); Wolyn (Ukraine: Region); Wolyn (Volhynia), Ukrainian collaborating periodical, 1941

Creators:: Wolyn (The Volhynia), editorial board and contributors (1941)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 11: RG-21.03.11, Wolyn, Ukrainian Collaboration in Volhynia, November 9, 1941

A page from the Ukrainian collaborationist periodical Wolyn in Volhynia.

Subject/Index Terms:: Alfred Rosenberg, Minister for the Occupied Eastern Territories; Anti-Judeo-Bolshevism, caricatures, Ukrainian, 1941 -- 1945; Appeal to the Ukrainian Population to support the German authorities by Erich Koch, 1941; Aspiration for a unified Ukrainian state in ethnic Ukrainian territories, 1918 --1941; Collaboration between Ukrainian auxiliary police and German authorities, 1941 -- 1945; Documents in Ukrainian language; Dr. Werner Baer, District Commissar of Rivne (Rowne), Ukraine, 1941; Erich Koch, Riechkommissar in Reichskommissariat Ukraine, 1941 -- 1944; German military communiques, reflected in the periodical Wolyn, 1941; German regional and district administration in occupied Ukraine, 1941; Kiev (Ukraine); Kyiv (Ukraine); Nazi-German anti-bolshevik doctrine, 1941; Organization of Ukrainian auxiliary police in Kiev, 1941; Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists (OUN); Reflections on to German victorious offenses on the Eastern Front, 1941; Rivne (Ukraine); Rowne (Poland); Taras Borovets (Taras Bulba, Taras Chub), founder of Ukrainian Insurgency the Seech of Polisia, 1941; The Ministry of Eastern Territories, controlled by Germany; Theory and principles of Ukrainian Nationalism versus Democracies and the Soviet rule, 1941; Theory of Ukrainian Nationalism; The Seech of Polisia, Ukrainian Insurgent units, 1941; Ukraiinske Slovo (Ukrainian Word), collaborating with German authorities periodical in Kiev, 1941; Ukraine (1941-1945); Ukrainian ethnic cleansing in Wolhynia, 1943 -- 1944; Ukrainian - German Relations, 1941 -- 1945; Ukrainian - Jewish relations under Nazi-German regime, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian - Polish relations in the Second World War, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian Auxiliary Police; Ukrainian civil and military support to the German authorities in Volhynia, 1941; Ukrainian collaborating conception of German-Ukrainian alliance, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian collaborating perception of National Socialism, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian collaborating with German authorities periodicals in the Volhynia, 1941; Ukrainian collaboration in the Holocaust; Ukrainian collaborationist ideology in relation to Nazi Germany, 1941 -- 1945; Ukrainian collaborationist periodicals in German-occupied Ukraine, 1944 -- 1944; Ukrainian Insurgent Army, 1941 -- 1956; Ukrainian Insurgent Movement, 1940 -- 1956; Ukrainian Insurgent movement in Volhynia region (West Volhynia), 1941 -- 1945; Ukrainian local administration in the Volhynia under German auspices, 1941; Ukrainian Militia, collaborating with German authorities, in the Volhynia, 1941; Ukrainian national aspirations under Nazi-German regime, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian national cause in a historic retrospect, 1941; Ukrainian national issues in historic retrospect; Ukrainian Resistant Movement in Wolyn (Volhynia), 1941 -- 1945; Ukrainian support of National Socialism in the Volhynia, 1941; Ukrainians were oppressed in the USSR, historic retrospect, 1941; Wolyn (Poland: Province); Wolyn (Ukraine: Province); Wolyn (Ukraine: Region); Wolyn (Volhynia), Ukrainian collaborating periodical, 1941

Creators:: Wolyn (The Volhynia), editorial board and contributors (1941)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 12: RG-21.03.12, Wolyn, Ukrainian Collaboration in Volhynia, November 16, 1941

A page from the Ukrainian collaborationist periodical Wolyn in Volhynia.

Subject/Index Terms:: Alfred Rosenberg, Minister for the Occupied Eastern Territories; Anti-Judeo-Bolshevism, caricatures, Ukrainian, 1941 -- 1945; Appeal to the Ukrainian Population to support the German authorities by Erich Koch, 1941; Aspiration for a unified Ukrainian state in ethnic Ukrainian territories, 1918 --1941; Collaboration between Ukrainian auxiliary police and German authorities, 1941 -- 1945; Documents in Ukrainian language; Dr. Werner Baer, District Commissar of Rivne (Rowne), Ukraine, 1941; Erich Koch, Riechkommissar in Reichskommissariat Ukraine, 1941 -- 1944; German military communiques, reflected in the periodical Wolyn, 1941; German regional and district administration in occupied Ukraine, 1941; Kiev (Ukraine); Kyiv (Ukraine); Nazi-German anti-bolshevik doctrine, 1941; Organization of Ukrainian auxiliary police in Kiev, 1941; Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists (OUN); Reflections on to German victorious offenses on the Eastern Front, 1941; Rivne (Ukraine); Rowne (Poland); Taras Borovets (Taras Bulba, Taras Chub), founder of Ukrainian Insurgency the Seech of Polisia, 1941; The Ministry of Eastern Territories, controlled by Germany; Theory and principles of Ukrainian Nationalism versus Democracies and the Soviet rule, 1941; Theory of Ukrainian Nationalism; The Seech of Polisia, Ukrainian Insurgent units, 1941; Ukraiinske Slovo (Ukrainian Word), collaborating with German authorities periodical in Kiev, 1941; Ukraine (1941-1945); Ukrainian ethnic cleansing in Wolhynia, 1943 -- 1944; Ukrainian - German Relations, 1941 -- 1945; Ukrainian - Jewish relations under Nazi-German regime, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian - Polish relations in the Second World War, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian Auxiliary Police; Ukrainian civil and military support to the German authorities in Volhynia, 1941; Ukrainian collaborating conception of German-Ukrainian alliance, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian collaborating perception of National Socialism, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian collaborating with German authorities periodicals in the Volhynia, 1941; Ukrainian collaboration in the Holocaust; Ukrainian collaborationist ideology in relation to Nazi Germany, 1941 -- 1945; Ukrainian collaborationist periodicals in German-occupied Ukraine, 1944 -- 1944; Ukrainian Insurgent Army, 1941 -- 1956; Ukrainian Insurgent Movement, 1940 -- 1956; Ukrainian Insurgent movement in Volhynia region (West Volhynia), 1941 -- 1945; Ukrainian local administration in the Volhynia under German auspices, 1941; Ukrainian Militia, collaborating with German authorities, in the Volhynia, 1941; Ukrainian national aspirations under Nazi-German regime, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian national cause in a historic retrospect, 1941; Ukrainian national issues in historic retrospect; Ukrainian Resistant Movement in Wolyn (Volhynia), 1941 -- 1945; Ukrainian support of National Socialism in the Volhynia, 1941; Ukrainians were oppressed in the USSR, historic retrospect, 1941; Wolyn (Poland: Province); Wolyn (Ukraine: Province); Wolyn (Ukraine: Region); Wolyn (Volhynia), Ukrainian collaborating periodical, 1941

Creators:: Wolyn (The Volhynia), editorial board and contributors (1941)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 13: RG-21.03.13, Wolyn, Ukrainian Collaboration in Volhynia, November 27, 1941

A page from the Ukrainian collaborationist periodical Wolyn in Volhynia.

Subject/Index Terms:: Alfred Rosenberg, Minister for the Occupied Eastern Territories; Anti-Judeo-Bolshevism, caricatures, Ukrainian, 1941 -- 1945; Appeal to the Ukrainian Population to support the German authorities by Erich Koch, 1941; Aspiration for a unified Ukrainian state in ethnic Ukrainian territories, 1918 --1941; Collaboration between Ukrainian auxiliary police and German authorities, 1941 -- 1945; Documents in Ukrainian language; Dr. Werner Baer, District Commissar of Rivne (Rowne), Ukraine, 1941; Erich Koch, Riechkommissar in Reichskommissariat Ukraine, 1941 -- 1944; German military communiques, reflected in the periodical Wolyn, 1941; German regional and district administration in occupied Ukraine, 1941; Kiev (Ukraine); Kyiv (Ukraine); Nazi-German anti-bolshevik doctrine, 1941; Organization of Ukrainian auxiliary police in Kiev, 1941; Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists (OUN); Reflections on to German victorious offenses on the Eastern Front, 1941; Rivne (Ukraine); Rowne (Poland); Taras Borovets (Taras Bulba, Taras Chub), founder of Ukrainian Insurgency the Seech of Polisia, 1941; The Ministry of Eastern Territories, controlled by Germany; Theory and principles of Ukrainian Nationalism versus Democracies and the Soviet rule, 1941; Theory of Ukrainian Nationalism; The Seech of Polisia, Ukrainian Insurgent units, 1941; Ukraiinske Slovo (Ukrainian Word), collaborating with German authorities periodical in Kiev, 1941; Ukraine (1941-1945); Ukrainian ethnic cleansing in Wolhynia, 1943 -- 1944; Ukrainian - German Relations, 1941 -- 1945; Ukrainian - Jewish relations under Nazi-German regime, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian - Polish relations in the Second World War, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian Auxiliary Police; Ukrainian civil and military support to the German authorities in Volhynia, 1941; Ukrainian collaborating conception of German-Ukrainian alliance, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian collaborating perception of National Socialism, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian collaborating with German authorities periodicals in the Volhynia, 1941; Ukrainian collaboration in the Holocaust; Ukrainian collaborationist ideology in relation to Nazi Germany, 1941 -- 1945; Ukrainian collaborationist periodicals in German-occupied Ukraine, 1944 -- 1944; Ukrainian Insurgent Army, 1941 -- 1956; Ukrainian Insurgent Movement, 1940 -- 1956; Ukrainian Insurgent movement in Volhynia region (West Volhynia), 1941 -- 1945; Ukrainian local administration in the Volhynia under German auspices, 1941; Ukrainian Militia, collaborating with German authorities, in the Volhynia, 1941; Ukrainian national aspirations under Nazi-German regime, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian national cause in a historic retrospect, 1941; Ukrainian national issues in historic retrospect; Ukrainian Resistant Movement in Wolyn (Volhynia), 1941 -- 1945; Ukrainian support of National Socialism in the Volhynia, 1941; Ukrainians were oppressed in the USSR, historic retrospect, 1941; Wolyn (Poland: Province); Wolyn (Ukraine: Province); Wolyn (Ukraine: Region); Wolyn (Volhynia), Ukrainian collaborating periodical, 1941

Creators:: Wolyn (The Volhynia), editorial board and contributors (1941)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 14: RG-21.03.14, Wolyn, Ukrainian Collaboration in Volhynia, December 7, 1941

A page from the Ukrainian collaborationist periodical Wolyn in Volhynia.

Subject/Index Terms:: Alfred Rosenberg, Minister for the Occupied Eastern Territories; Anti-Judeo-Bolshevism, caricatures, Ukrainian, 1941 -- 1945; Appeal to the Ukrainian Population to support the German authorities by Erich Koch, 1941; Aspiration for a unified Ukrainian state in ethnic Ukrainian territories, 1918 --1941; Collaboration between Ukrainian auxiliary police and German authorities, 1941 -- 1945; Documents in Ukrainian language; Dr. Werner Baer, District Commissar of Rivne (Rowne), Ukraine, 1941; Erich Koch, Riechkommissar in Reichskommissariat Ukraine, 1941 -- 1944; German military communiques, reflected in the periodical Wolyn, 1941; German regional and district administration in occupied Ukraine, 1941; Kiev (Ukraine); Kyiv (Ukraine); Nazi-German anti-bolshevik doctrine, 1941; Organization of Ukrainian auxiliary police in Kiev, 1941; Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists (OUN); Reflections on to German victorious offenses on the Eastern Front, 1941; Rivne (Ukraine); Rowne (Poland); Taras Borovets (Taras Bulba, Taras Chub), founder of Ukrainian Insurgency the Seech of Polisia, 1941; The Ministry of Eastern Territories, controlled by Germany; Theory and principles of Ukrainian Nationalism versus Democracies and the Soviet rule, 1941; Theory of Ukrainian Nationalism; The Seech of Polisia, Ukrainian Insurgent units, 1941; Ukraiinske Slovo (Ukrainian Word), collaborating with German authorities periodical in Kiev, 1941; Ukraine (1941-1945); Ukrainian ethnic cleansing in Wolhynia, 1943 -- 1944; Ukrainian - German Relations, 1941 -- 1945; Ukrainian - Jewish relations under Nazi-German regime, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian - Polish relations in the Second World War, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian Auxiliary Police; Ukrainian civil and military support to the German authorities in Volhynia, 1941; Ukrainian collaborating conception of German-Ukrainian alliance, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian collaborating perception of National Socialism, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian collaborating with German authorities periodicals in the Volhynia, 1941; Ukrainian collaboration in the Holocaust; Ukrainian collaborationist ideology in relation to Nazi Germany, 1941 -- 1945; Ukrainian collaborationist periodicals in German-occupied Ukraine, 1944 -- 1944; Ukrainian Insurgent Army, 1941 -- 1956; Ukrainian Insurgent Movement, 1940 -- 1956; Ukrainian Insurgent movement in Volhynia region (West Volhynia), 1941 -- 1945; Ukrainian local administration in the Volhynia under German auspices, 1941; Ukrainian Militia, collaborating with German authorities, in the Volhynia, 1941; Ukrainian national aspirations under Nazi-German regime, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian national cause in a historic retrospect, 1941; Ukrainian national issues in historic retrospect; Ukrainian Resistant Movement in Wolyn (Volhynia), 1941 -- 1945; Ukrainian support of National Socialism in the Volhynia, 1941; Ukrainians were oppressed in the USSR, historic retrospect, 1941; Wolyn (Poland: Province); Wolyn (Ukraine: Province); Wolyn (Ukraine: Region); Wolyn (Volhynia), Ukrainian collaborating periodical, 1941

Creators:: Wolyn (The Volhynia), editorial board and contributors (1941)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 15: RG-21.03.15, Wolyn, Ukrainian Collaboration in Volhynia, December 25, 1941

A page from the Ukrainian collaborationist periodical Wolyn in Volhynia.

Subject/Index Terms:: Alfred Rosenberg, Minister for the Occupied Eastern Territories; Anti-Judeo-Bolshevism, caricatures, Ukrainian, 1941 -- 1945; Appeal to the Ukrainian Population to support the German authorities by Erich Koch, 1941; Aspiration for a unified Ukrainian state in ethnic Ukrainian territories, 1918 --1941; Collaboration between Ukrainian auxiliary police and German authorities, 1941 -- 1945; Documents in Ukrainian language; Dr. Werner Baer, District Commissar of Rivne (Rowne), Ukraine, 1941; Erich Koch, Riechkommissar in Reichskommissariat Ukraine, 1941 -- 1944; German military communiques, reflected in the periodical Wolyn, 1941; German regional and district administration in occupied Ukraine, 1941; Kiev (Ukraine); Kyiv (Ukraine); Nazi-German anti-bolshevik doctrine, 1941; Organization of Ukrainian auxiliary police in Kiev, 1941; Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists (OUN); Reflections on to German victorious offenses on the Eastern Front, 1941; Rivne (Ukraine); Rowne (Poland); Taras Borovets (Taras Bulba, Taras Chub), founder of Ukrainian Insurgency the Seech of Polisia, 1941; The Ministry of Eastern Territories, controlled by Germany; Theory and principles of Ukrainian Nationalism versus Democracies and the Soviet rule, 1941; Theory of Ukrainian Nationalism; The Seech of Polisia, Ukrainian Insurgent units, 1941; Ukraiinske Slovo (Ukrainian Word), collaborating with German authorities periodical in Kiev, 1941; Ukraine (1941-1945); Ukrainian ethnic cleansing in Wolhynia, 1943 -- 1944; Ukrainian - German Relations, 1941 -- 1945; Ukrainian - Jewish relations under Nazi-German regime, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian - Polish relations in the Second World War, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian Auxiliary Police; Ukrainian civil and military support to the German authorities in Volhynia, 1941; Ukrainian collaborating conception of German-Ukrainian alliance, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian collaborating perception of National Socialism, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian collaborating with German authorities periodicals in the Volhynia, 1941; Ukrainian collaboration in the Holocaust; Ukrainian collaborationist ideology in relation to Nazi Germany, 1941 -- 1945; Ukrainian collaborationist periodicals in German-occupied Ukraine, 1944 -- 1944; Ukrainian Insurgent Army, 1941 -- 1956; Ukrainian Insurgent Movement, 1940 -- 1956; Ukrainian Insurgent movement in Volhynia region (West Volhynia), 1941 -- 1945; Ukrainian local administration in the Volhynia under German auspices, 1941; Ukrainian Militia, collaborating with German authorities, in the Volhynia, 1941; Ukrainian national aspirations under Nazi-German regime, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian national cause in a historic retrospect, 1941; Ukrainian national issues in historic retrospect; Ukrainian Resistant Movement in Wolyn (Volhynia), 1941 -- 1945; Ukrainian support of National Socialism in the Volhynia, 1941; Ukrainians were oppressed in the USSR, historic retrospect, 1941; Wolyn (Poland: Province); Wolyn (Ukraine: Province); Wolyn (Ukraine: Region); Wolyn (Volhynia), Ukrainian collaborating periodical, 1941

Creators:: Wolyn (The Volhynia), editorial board and contributors (1941)

Sub-Collection 4: RG-21.04, Ukrainian Word, Stanyslaviv, 1941 -- 1944

This Collection comprises a Ukrainian collaborationist newspaper published in Stanislaviv (Stanislawow, Ivano-Frankivsk, Stanislav) in 1941 -- 1942

Subject/Index Terms:: Otto Wachter, Governor of District Galicia visits Kalusz, Ukrainske Slovo, Stanislaviv, 1942; Ukrainian Word (Ukrainske Slovo), periodical, 1941 -- 1942; periodicals, Ukrainian; Ukrainian periodicals published in General Government, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian periodicals, collaborationist; Ukrainian periodicals published under German occupation regime, 1941 -- 1945; Ukrainian periodicals published in Stanislawow (Stanislaviv, Stanislav, Ivano Frankivsk), wartime; Ukrainian national aspirations under Nazi-German regime, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian-German cooperation in Eastern Galicia, 1941 -- 1944; Stanislawow (Poland); Stanislaviv (Poland); Stanislav (Ukraine); Ivano-Frankivsk (Ukraine); Eastern Galicia (Poland: Region); Eastern Galicia (Ukraine: Region); Ideology of Ukrainian Nationalism; Theory of Ukrainian Nationalism; German occupation regime in Eastern Galiciia (Western Ukraine), 1941 -- 1945; Ukrainian social and cultural organization under the German occupation, 1941 -- 1944; Reflections on the course of the war in the Ukrainian periodicals in German-occupied territories; Ukrainian illusions of revival the national state under the auspices of Nazi Germany, 1939 -- 1944; Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists (OUN); Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists (OUN) during the Second World War in Eastern Galicia; Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists (OUN) during the Second World War in Ukraine; Ukrainian collaborating perception of National Socialism, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian perception of Nazi Germany by Ukrainian periodicals in Eastern Galicia, 1941 -- 1944; Persecutions of Ukrainian nationalists by the Soviet NKVD (security police); Ukrainian political conceptions under the auspices of Nazi Germany, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian cultural and social conceptions under the auspices of Nazi Germany, 1939 -- 1944; Soviet Stalinist regime, 1920s -- 1950s; The role of the NKVD (Soviet security police) in anti-Ukrainian actions, 1930s -- 1960s; Announcements of anti-Jewish measures in the Ukrainian Word (Ukrainske Slovo), Stanislawow, wartime; Anti-Jewish tone of narratives in the Ukrainian Word (Ukrainske Slovo), Stanislawow, 1941, 1942; News from the front lines in Ukrainian periodicals under German occupation, 1939 -- 1945; News from the front lines in the Ukrainian Word (Ukrainske Slovo), Stanislawow, 1941, 1942; International news in Ukrainian periodicals under German occupation, 1939 -- 1945; International news in the Ukrainian Word (Ukrainske Slovo), 1941, 1942; Anti-Soviet slogans in Ukrainian periodicals under German occupation, 1941 -- 1945; Anti-Jewish slogans in Ukrainian periodicals under German occupation, 1941 - 1943; Ukraine (1939-1945); Narratives in Ukrainian language; Documents in Ukrainian language; Study of German language, Ukrainske Slovo (the Ukrainian Word), Stanislaviv, 1941, 1943; German army in Ukraine, conquest of the Soviet Ukraine, 1941; Collaboration between Ukrainian auxiliary police and German authorities, 1941 -- 1945; Ukrainian economy under the German occupation regime, 1941 -- 1944; Creation of the Distict Galicia and its inclusion into the General Government, 1941; District Galicia is included into the administrative division of the General Government, August 1941; German successful military offense in Ukraine, 1941; Iaroslav Stetsko, Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists, leadership; Iaroslav Stetsko, ideology of Ukrainian nationalism; Iaroslav Stetsko, narratives, the Ukrainian Word (Ukrainske Slovo, Stanislaviv), 1941; Retreat and encirclement of the Red Soviet armies in Ukraine, 1941; Dr. Lasch, Karl (Governor of District Galicia from August 1941--January 1942); Dr. Lasch, Governor of District Galicia visits Stanislaviv, 1941; Dr. Lasch, Governor of District Galicia, support to the Ukrainian independence cause, 1941; German official orders and announcements in the Ukrainian Word (Ukrainianske Slovo, Stanislaviv); Germans prosecuted the Polish man Gajewski who assaulted a Jewish woman, Stanislaviv, 1941; Internal and International Jewish affairs as reflected in the discourse of the Ukrainian Word, 1941; Prosvita, Ukrainian cultural and educational society founded in 19th century in Galicia; Prosvita, reflective discourse in the Ukrainian Word (Ukrainske Slovo, Stanislaviv), 1941; Sich, sports and military Ukrainian public organization, 20th century; Sich, Ukrainian sports and military public organization, reflections in the Ukrainian World, 1941; Anti-Jewish measures in Stanislaviv, announcement in Ukrainske Slovo, 1941; Ukrainian civil administration in subordination to the German adminstiration in Eastern Galicia; Ukrainian Civil Executive Office in Stanilsaviv, 1941, Ukrainske Slovo (the Ukrainian Word); Eastern Front, German military campaign; Eastern Front, German successful military campaign, 1941; Organization of Ukrainian Nationalist, Melnikivtsi (OUNM), 1939 -- 1945; OUNM, Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists, Melnikivtsi, Ukrainske Slovo, Stanislaviv, 1941; Creation of the Ukrainian auxiliary police in Stanislaviv, Ukrainske Slovo, 1941; Ukrainian society in Eastern Galicia, ideological support of German politics, Ukrinske Slovo, 1941; Ukrainian political narratives with regard to national cause, Ukrainske Slovo, Stanislaviv; Anti-Jewish narratives in Ukrainske Slovo (the Ukrainian Word), Stanislaviv, 1941; Liquidation of Soviet collective farms in Eastern Galicia, Ukrainske Slovoa, Stanislaviv, 1942; Analysis of the Soviet authoritarian state in the Second World War, discourse, Ukrainske Slovo, 1941; Secondary education in District Galicia under the German occupation regime, Ukrainske Slovo, 1941; Public education in District Galicia under German occupation regime, Ukrainske Slovo, 1941; Technical education in District Galicia under German occupation regime, Ukrainske Slovo, 1941; Price control on the food commodities exercized by German administration in District Galicia,; Economic Affairs in District Galicia, 1941 -- 1944; Poland (1939 --1945); Germany (1941 -- 1945); Ukraine (1941-1945); Hans Frank (Governor-General); General Governor, Hans Frank, visits to Eastern Galicia, 1941 - 1944, Ukrainske Slovo; Pokuttia (Ukraine: Region); Editorial and program articles, Ukrainske Slovo (The Ukrainian Word, Stanilslaviv), 1941 -- 1942; Reichskommissariat Ukraine (RKU); Alfred Rosenberg, Minister for the Occupied Eastern Territories; Erich Koch, Riechkommissar in Reichskommissariat Ukraine, 1941 -- 1944; Hans Frank, General Governor, visits to Stanislaviv, 1941, photo-documents, Ukrainske Slovo; Analysis of the Ukrainian literary tradition of the 19th and 20th centuries, Ukrainske Slovo, 1941; Anti-Jewish propaganda, Ukrainske Slovo (The Ukrainian World, Stanislaviv), 1941; Anti-Bolshevik propaganda, Ukrainske Slovo (the Ukrainian Word, Stanislaviv), 1941; Ost Minesterium (the East Ministry), German ministry for the eastern territories, 1941 -- 1945; German geo-politics in the Eastern Territories, 1941 -- 1945, Ukrainske Slovo; Ukrainian district committee in Stanislaviv, Ukrainske Slovo, 1941; Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor, (7 December 1941); Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor, December 7, 1941, Ukrainske Slovo; Dmytro Gregolynskyj, executive editor, Ukrainske Slovo (The Ukrainian Word, Stanislaviv), 1941, 1942; Ukrainian Publishers of newspapers and magazines for District Galicia, 1941 - 1944; Ukrainian periodicals about anti-bolshevik cause, Ukrainske Slovo (the Ukrainian Word), 1941, 1942; Restricted Jewish quarter (ghetto) is created in Stanislaviv, Ukrainske Slovo, December 1941; Structure of German legal authorities in District Galicia, Ukrainske Slovo, December 1941; German court system in District Galicia, Ukrainski Visti, December 1941; Codification of industrial legal provisions in District Galicia, Ukrainske Slovo, December, 1941; Russian imperial expansionism, history, Ukrainske Slovo, December 1941; German civil administration in Sanislaviv, Ukrainske Slovo (the Ukrainian Word), 1942; International geopolitical situation, analysis, Ukrainske Slovo (the Ukrainian Word), 1942; Ukrainian Committee, civil Ukrainian administration, in Stanislaviv, Ukrainske Slovo, 1942; Analysis of the Soviet authoritarian statehood, Ukrainske Slovo (the Ukrainian Word), 1942; Discourse of a Ukrainian national elite, Ukrainske Slovo (the Ukrainian Word), 1942; Appeals to Ukrainians of support to the German Army in the Eastern Front, 1942; Ukrainian national obligations in the time of war, Ukrainske Slovo, 1942; Codification of labor provisions including the labor of Jews, Ukrainske Slovo, 1942; Volodymyr Kubyjovych, Ukrainian civil administration in General Government, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian Central Committee, organ of Ukrainian civil administration in General Governent, Poland; Ukrainian Central Committee becomes official civil authority in District Galicia, March 1, 1942; Analysis of Conservatism as a social conception, Ukrainske Slovo, Stanislaviv, 1942; Autonomy of Baltic countries under the German occupation regime, Ukrainske Slovo, 1942; Reflections on the Jewish History by the Ukrainske Slovo, Stanislaviv, 1942; Reflections on religious holidays in Ukrainian periodicals, Ukrainske Slovo, 1941 – 1943; Ukrainian literary analysis in Ukrainske Slovo (the Ukrainian Word), 1941; Positive reflections of the Ukrainian auxiliary police in Lviv by Ukrainske Slovo, 1942; Metropolitan Adrey Sheptytsky, pastoral letter, Lviv, 1942, Ukrainske Slovo, 1942; General Government (German-occupied Poland), 1939 -- 1945; Reflection of Ukrainian History, Ukrainske Slovo (the Ukrainian Word), Stanislaviv, 1942; Role of Ukrainian intelligentsia in societal mentorship and leadership, wartime, Stanislaviske Slovo

Creators:: Ukrainian Workd (Ukrainske Slovo), editoral boards and contributors (1941 -- 1942); Stanislaviv Word (The Stanislaviv Word), Stanislaviv, publisher and editorial board, 1942 (1942)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 1: RG-21.04.01, Ukrainian Word, No 1, July 22, 1941

A page from Ukrainian Word, a Ukrainian collaborationist wartime periodical.

Subject/Index Terms:: Announcements of anti-Jewish measures in the Ukrainian Word (Ukrainske Slovo), Stanislawow, wartime; Anti-Jewish slogans in Ukrainian periodicals under German occupation, 1941 - 1943; Anti-Jewish tone of narratives in the Ukrainian Word (Ukrainske Slovo), Stanislawow, 1941, 1942; Anti-Soviet slogans in Ukrainian periodicals under German occupation, 1941 -- 1945; Documents in Ukrainian language; Eastern Galicia (Poland: Region); Eastern Galicia (Ukraine: Region); German occupation regime in Eastern Galiciia (Western Ukraine), 1941 -- 1945; Ideology of Ukrainian Nationalism; International news in the Ukrainian Word (Ukrainske Slovo), 1941, 1942; International news in Ukrainian periodicals under German occupation, 1939 -- 1945; Ivano-Frankivsk (Ukraine); Narratives in Ukrainian language; News from the front lines in the Ukrainian Word (Ukrainske Slovo), Stanislawow, 1941, 1942; News from the front lines in Ukrainian periodicals under German occupation, 1939 -- 1945; Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists (OUN); Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists (OUN) during the Second World War in Eastern Galicia; Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists (OUN) during the Second World War in Ukraine; periodicals, Ukrainian; Persecutions of Ukrainian nationalists by the Soviet NKVD (security police); Reflections on the course of the war in the Ukrainian periodicals in German-occupied territories; Soviet Stalinist regime, 1920s -- 1950s; Stanislav (Ukraine); Stanislaviv (Poland); Stanislawow (Poland); Theory of Ukrainian Nationalism; The role of the NKVD (Soviet security police) in anti-Ukrainian actions, 1930s -- 1960s; Ukraine (1939-1945); Ukrainian-German cooperation in Eastern Galicia, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian collaborating perception of National Socialism, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian cultural and social conceptions under the auspices of Nazi Germany, 1939 -- 1944; Ukrainian illusions of revival the national state under the auspices of Nazi Germany, 1939 -- 1944; Ukrainian national aspirations under Nazi-German regime, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian perception of Nazi Germany by Ukrainian periodicals in Eastern Galicia, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian periodicals, collaborationist; Ukrainian periodicals published in General Government, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian periodicals published in Stanislawow (Stanislaviv, Stanislav, Ivano Frankivsk), wartime; Ukrainian periodicals published under German occupation regime, 1941 -- 1945; Ukrainian political conceptions under the auspices of Nazi Germany, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian social and cultural organization under the German occupation, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian Word (Ukrainske Slovo), periodical, 1941 -- 1942; Analysis of the Soviet authoritarian state in the Second World War, discourse, Ukrainske Slovo, 1941; Anti-Jewish measures in Stanislaviv, announcement in Ukrainske Slovo, 1941; Anti-Jewish narratives in Ukrainske Slovo (the Ukrainian Word), Stanislaviv, 1941; Collaboration between Ukrainian auxiliary police and German authorities, 1941 -- 1945; Creation of the Distict Galicia and its inclusion into the General Government, 1941; Creation of the Ukrainian auxiliary police in Stanislaviv, Ukrainske Slovo, 1941; District Galicia is included into the administrative division of the General Government, August 1941; Dr. Lasch, Governor of District Galicia, support to the Ukrainian independence cause, 1941; Dr. Lasch, Governor of District Galicia visits Stanislaviv, 1941; Dr. Lasch, Karl (Governor of District Galicia from August 1941--January 1942); Eastern Front, German military campaign; Eastern Front, German successful military campaign, 1941; Economic Affairs in District Galicia, 1941 -- 1944; German army in Ukraine, conquest of the Soviet Ukraine, 1941; German official orders and announcements in the Ukrainian Word (Ukrainianske Slovo, Stanislaviv); Germans prosecuted the Polish man Gajewski who assaulted a Jewish woman, Stanislaviv, 1941; German successful military offense in Ukraine, 1941; Germany (1941 -- 1945); Iaroslav Stetsko, ideology of Ukrainian nationalism; Iaroslav Stetsko, narratives, the Ukrainian Word (Ukrainske Slovo, Stanislaviv), 1941; Iaroslav Stetsko, Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists, leadership; Internal and International Jewish affairs as reflected in the discourse of the Ukrainian Word, 1941; OUNM, Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists, Melnikivtsi, Ukrainske Slovo, Stanislaviv, 1941; Price control on the food commodities exercized by German administration in District Galicia,; Prosvita, reflective discourse in the Ukrainian Word (Ukrainske Slovo, Stanislaviv), 1941; Prosvita, Ukrainian cultural and educational society founded in 19th century in Galicia; Public education in District Galicia under German occupation regime, Ukrainske Slovo, 1941; Retreat and encirclement of the Red Soviet armies in Ukraine, 1941; Secondary education in District Galicia under the German occupation regime, Ukrainske Slovo, 1941; Sich, sports and military Ukrainian public organization, 20th century; Sich, Ukrainian sports and military public organization, reflections in the Ukrainian World, 1941; Technical education in District Galicia under German occupation regime, Ukrainske Slovo, 1941; Ukraine (1941-1945); Ukrainian Civil Executive Office in Stanilsaviv, 1941, Ukrainske Slovo (the Ukrainian Word); Ukrainian civil administration in subordination to the German adminstiration in Eastern Galicia; Ukrainian economy under the German occupation regime, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian political narratives with regard to national cause, Ukrainske Slovo, Stanislaviv; Ukrainian society in Eastern Galicia, ideological support of German politics, Ukrinske Slovo, 1941; Alfred Rosenberg, Minister for the Occupied Eastern Territories; Analysis of the Ukrainian literary tradition of the 19th and 20th centuries, Ukrainske Slovo, 1941; Anti-Bolshevik propaganda, Ukrainske Slovo (the Ukrainian Word, Stanislaviv), 1941; Anti-Jewish propaganda, Ukrainske Slovo (The Ukrainian World, Stanislaviv), 1941; Codification of industrial legal provisions in District Galicia, Ukrainske Slovo, December, 1941; Dmytro Gregolynskyj, executive editor, Ukrainske Slovo (The Ukrainian Word, Stanislaviv), 1941, 1942; Editorial and program articles, Ukrainske Slovo (The Ukrainian Word, Stanilslaviv), 1941 -- 1942; General Governor, Hans Frank, visits to Eastern Galicia, 1941 - 1944, Ukrainske Slovo; German court system in District Galicia, Ukrainski Visti, December 1941; German geo-politics in the Eastern Territories, 1941 -- 1945, Ukrainske Slovo; Hans Frank (Governor-General); Hans Frank, General Governor, visits to Stanislaviv, 1941, photo-documents, Ukrainske Slovo; Ost Minesterium (the East Ministry), German ministry for the eastern territories, 1941 -- 1945; Pokuttia (Ukraine: Region); Poland (1939 --1945); Reichskommissariat Ukraine (RKU); Restricted Jewish quarter (ghetto) is created in Stanislaviv, Ukrainske Slovo, December 1941; Russian imperial expansionism, history, Ukrainske Slovo, December 1941; Structure of German legal authorities in District Galicia, Ukrainske Slovo, December 1941; Ukrainian district committee in Stanislaviv, Ukrainske Slovo, 1941; Ukrainian periodicals about anti-bolshevik cause, Ukrainske Slovo (the Ukrainian Word), 1941, 1942; Ukrainian Publishers of newspapers and magazines for District Galicia, 1941 - 1944

Creators:: Ukrainian Workd (Ukrainske Slovo), editoral boards and contributors (1941 -- 1942)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 2: RG-21.04.02, Ukrainian Word, No 2, July 24, 1941

A page from Ukrainian Word, a Ukrainian collaborationist wartime periodical.

Subject/Index Terms:: Announcements of anti-Jewish measures in the Ukrainian Word (Ukrainske Slovo), Stanislawow, wartime; Anti-Jewish slogans in Ukrainian periodicals under German occupation, 1941 - 1943; Anti-Jewish tone of narratives in the Ukrainian Word (Ukrainske Slovo), Stanislawow, 1941, 1942; Anti-Soviet slogans in Ukrainian periodicals under German occupation, 1941 -- 1945; Documents in Ukrainian language; Eastern Galicia (Poland: Region); Eastern Galicia (Ukraine: Region); German occupation regime in Eastern Galiciia (Western Ukraine), 1941 -- 1945; Ideology of Ukrainian Nationalism; International news in the Ukrainian Word (Ukrainske Slovo), 1941, 1942; International news in Ukrainian periodicals under German occupation, 1939 -- 1945; Ivano-Frankivsk (Ukraine); Narratives in Ukrainian language; News from the front lines in the Ukrainian Word (Ukrainske Slovo), Stanislawow, 1941, 1942; News from the front lines in Ukrainian periodicals under German occupation, 1939 -- 1945; Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists (OUN); Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists (OUN) during the Second World War in Eastern Galicia; Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists (OUN) during the Second World War in Ukraine; periodicals, Ukrainian; Persecutions of Ukrainian nationalists by the Soviet NKVD (security police); Reflections on the course of the war in the Ukrainian periodicals in German-occupied territories; Soviet Stalinist regime, 1920s -- 1950s; Stanislav (Ukraine); Stanislaviv (Poland); Stanislawow (Poland); Theory of Ukrainian Nationalism; The role of the NKVD (Soviet security police) in anti-Ukrainian actions, 1930s -- 1960s; Ukraine (1939-1945); Ukrainian-German cooperation in Eastern Galicia, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian collaborating perception of National Socialism, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian cultural and social conceptions under the auspices of Nazi Germany, 1939 -- 1944; Ukrainian illusions of revival the national state under the auspices of Nazi Germany, 1939 -- 1944; Ukrainian national aspirations under Nazi-German regime, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian perception of Nazi Germany by Ukrainian periodicals in Eastern Galicia, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian periodicals, collaborationist; Ukrainian periodicals published in General Government, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian periodicals published in Stanislawow (Stanislaviv, Stanislav, Ivano Frankivsk), wartime; Ukrainian periodicals published under German occupation regime, 1941 -- 1945; Ukrainian political conceptions under the auspices of Nazi Germany, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian social and cultural organization under the German occupation, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian Word (Ukrainske Slovo), periodical, 1941 -- 1942; Analysis of the Soviet authoritarian state in the Second World War, discourse, Ukrainske Slovo, 1941; Anti-Jewish measures in Stanislaviv, announcement in Ukrainske Slovo, 1941; Anti-Jewish narratives in Ukrainske Slovo (the Ukrainian Word), Stanislaviv, 1941; Collaboration between Ukrainian auxiliary police and German authorities, 1941 -- 1945; Creation of the Distict Galicia and its inclusion into the General Government, 1941; Creation of the Ukrainian auxiliary police in Stanislaviv, Ukrainske Slovo, 1941; Dr. Lasch, Governor of District Galicia, support to the Ukrainian independence cause, 1941; Dr. Lasch, Governor of District Galicia visits Stanislaviv, 1941; Dr. Lasch, Karl (Governor of District Galicia from August 1941--January 1942); Eastern Front, German military campaign; Eastern Front, German successful military campaign, 1941; Economic Affairs in District Galicia, 1941 -- 1944; German army in Ukraine, conquest of the Soviet Ukraine, 1941; German official orders and announcements in the Ukrainian Word (Ukrainianske Slovo, Stanislaviv); Germans prosecuted the Polish man Gajewski who assaulted a Jewish woman, Stanislaviv, 1941; German successful military offense in Ukraine, 1941; Germany (1941 -- 1945); Iaroslav Stetsko, ideology of Ukrainian nationalism; Iaroslav Stetsko, narratives, the Ukrainian Word (Ukrainske Slovo, Stanislaviv), 1941; Iaroslav Stetsko, Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists, leadership; Internal and International Jewish affairs as reflected in the discourse of the Ukrainian Word, 1941; OUNM, Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists, Melnikivtsi, Ukrainske Slovo, Stanislaviv, 1941; Price control on the food commodities exercized by German administration in District Galicia,; Prosvita, reflective discourse in the Ukrainian Word (Ukrainske Slovo, Stanislaviv), 1941; Prosvita, Ukrainian cultural and educational society founded in 19th century in Galicia; Public education in District Galicia under German occupation regime, Ukrainske Slovo, 1941; Retreat and encirclement of the Red Soviet armies in Ukraine, 1941; Secondary education in District Galicia under the German occupation regime, Ukrainske Slovo, 1941; Sich, Ukrainian sports and military public organization, reflections in the Ukrainian World, 1941; Technical education in District Galicia under German occupation regime, Ukrainske Slovo, 1941; Ukraine (1941-1945); Ukrainian Civil Executive Office in Stanilsaviv, 1941, Ukrainske Slovo (the Ukrainian Word); Ukrainian civil administration in subordination to the German adminstiration in Eastern Galicia; Ukrainian economy under the German occupation regime, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian political narratives with regard to national cause, Ukrainske Slovo, Stanislaviv; Ukrainian society in Eastern Galicia, ideological support of German politics, Ukrinske Slovo, 1941; Alfred Rosenberg, Minister for the Occupied Eastern Territories; Analysis of the Ukrainian literary tradition of the 19th and 20th centuries, Ukrainske Slovo, 1941; Anti-Bolshevik propaganda, Ukrainske Slovo (the Ukrainian Word, Stanislaviv), 1941; Anti-Jewish propaganda, Ukrainske Slovo (The Ukrainian World, Stanislaviv), 1941; Codification of industrial legal provisions in District Galicia, Ukrainske Slovo, December, 1941; Dmytro Gregolynskyj, executive editor, Ukrainske Slovo (The Ukrainian Word, Stanislaviv), 1941, 1942; Editorial and program articles, Ukrainske Slovo (The Ukrainian Word, Stanilslaviv), 1941 -- 1942; General Governor, Hans Frank, visits to Eastern Galicia, 1941 - 1944, Ukrainske Slovo; German court system in District Galicia, Ukrainski Visti, December 1941; German geo-politics in the Eastern Territories, 1941 -- 1945, Ukrainske Slovo; Hans Frank (Governor-General); Hans Frank, General Governor, visits to Stanislaviv, 1941, photo-documents, Ukrainske Slovo; Ost Minesterium (the East Ministry), German ministry for the eastern territories, 1941 -- 1945; Pokuttia (Ukraine: Region); Poland (1939 --1945); Reichskommissariat Ukraine (RKU); Restricted Jewish quarter (ghetto) is created in Stanislaviv, Ukrainske Slovo, December 1941; Russian imperial expansionism, history, Ukrainske Slovo, December 1941; Structure of German legal authorities in District Galicia, Ukrainske Slovo, December 1941; Ukrainian district committee in Stanislaviv, Ukrainske Slovo, 1941; Ukrainian Publishers of newspapers and magazines for District Galicia, 1941 - 1944

Creators:: Ukrainian Workd (Ukrainske Slovo), editoral boards and contributors (1941 -- 1942)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 3: RG-21.04.03, Ukrainian Word, No 4, July 29, 1941

A page from Ukrainian Word, a Ukrainian collaborationist wartime periodical.

Subject/Index Terms:: Announcements of anti-Jewish measures in the Ukrainian Word (Ukrainske Slovo), Stanislawow, wartime; Anti-Jewish slogans in Ukrainian periodicals under German occupation, 1941 - 1943; Anti-Jewish tone of narratives in the Ukrainian Word (Ukrainske Slovo), Stanislawow, 1941, 1942; Anti-Soviet slogans in Ukrainian periodicals under German occupation, 1941 -- 1945; Documents in Ukrainian language; Eastern Galicia (Poland: Region); Eastern Galicia (Ukraine: Region); German occupation regime in Eastern Galiciia (Western Ukraine), 1941 -- 1945; Ideology of Ukrainian Nationalism; International news in the Ukrainian Word (Ukrainske Slovo), 1941, 1942; International news in Ukrainian periodicals under German occupation, 1939 -- 1945; Ivano-Frankivsk (Ukraine); Narratives in Ukrainian language; News from the front lines in the Ukrainian Word (Ukrainske Slovo), Stanislawow, 1941, 1942; News from the front lines in Ukrainian periodicals under German occupation, 1939 -- 1945; Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists (OUN); Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists (OUN) during the Second World War in Eastern Galicia; Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists (OUN) during the Second World War in Ukraine; periodicals, Ukrainian; Persecutions of Ukrainian nationalists by the Soviet NKVD (security police); Reflections on the course of the war in the Ukrainian periodicals in German-occupied territories; Soviet Stalinist regime, 1920s -- 1950s; Stanislav (Ukraine); Stanislaviv (Poland); Stanislawow (Poland); Theory of Ukrainian Nationalism; The role of the NKVD (Soviet security police) in anti-Ukrainian actions, 1930s -- 1960s; Ukraine (1939-1945); Ukrainian-German cooperation in Eastern Galicia, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian collaborating perception of National Socialism, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian cultural and social conceptions under the auspices of Nazi Germany, 1939 -- 1944; Ukrainian illusions of revival the national state under the auspices of Nazi Germany, 1939 -- 1944; Ukrainian national aspirations under Nazi-German regime, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian perception of Nazi Germany by Ukrainian periodicals in Eastern Galicia, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian periodicals, collaborationist; Ukrainian periodicals published in General Government, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian periodicals published in Stanislawow (Stanislaviv, Stanislav, Ivano Frankivsk), wartime; Ukrainian periodicals published under German occupation regime, 1941 -- 1945; Ukrainian political conceptions under the auspices of Nazi Germany, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian social and cultural organization under the German occupation, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian Word (Ukrainske Slovo), periodical, 1941 -- 1942; Analysis of the Soviet authoritarian state in the Second World War, discourse, Ukrainske Slovo, 1941; Anti-Jewish measures in Stanislaviv, announcement in Ukrainske Slovo, 1941; Anti-Jewish narratives in Ukrainske Slovo (the Ukrainian Word), Stanislaviv, 1941; Collaboration between Ukrainian auxiliary police and German authorities, 1941 -- 1945; Creation of the Distict Galicia and its inclusion into the General Government, 1941; Creation of the Ukrainian auxiliary police in Stanislaviv, Ukrainske Slovo, 1941; District Galicia is included into the administrative division of the General Government, August 1941; Dr. Lasch, Governor of District Galicia, support to the Ukrainian independence cause, 1941; Dr. Lasch, Governor of District Galicia visits Stanislaviv, 1941; Dr. Lasch, Karl (Governor of District Galicia from August 1941--January 1942); Eastern Front, German military campaign; Eastern Front, German successful military campaign, 1941; Economic Affairs in District Galicia, 1941 -- 1944; German army in Ukraine, conquest of the Soviet Ukraine, 1941; German official orders and announcements in the Ukrainian Word (Ukrainianske Slovo, Stanislaviv); Germans prosecuted the Polish man Gajewski who assaulted a Jewish woman, Stanislaviv, 1941; German successful military offense in Ukraine, 1941; Germany (1941 -- 1945); Iaroslav Stetsko, ideology of Ukrainian nationalism; Iaroslav Stetsko, narratives, the Ukrainian Word (Ukrainske Slovo, Stanislaviv), 1941; Iaroslav Stetsko, Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists, leadership; Internal and International Jewish affairs as reflected in the discourse of the Ukrainian Word, 1941; OUNM, Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists, Melnikivtsi, Ukrainske Slovo, Stanislaviv, 1941; Price control on the food commodities exercized by German administration in District Galicia,; Prosvita, reflective discourse in the Ukrainian Word (Ukrainske Slovo, Stanislaviv), 1941; Prosvita, Ukrainian cultural and educational society founded in 19th century in Galicia; Public education in District Galicia under German occupation regime, Ukrainske Slovo, 1941; Retreat and encirclement of the Red Soviet armies in Ukraine, 1941; Secondary education in District Galicia under the German occupation regime, Ukrainske Slovo, 1941; Sich, Ukrainian sports and military public organization, reflections in the Ukrainian World, 1941; Technical education in District Galicia under German occupation regime, Ukrainske Slovo, 1941; Ukraine (1941-1945); Ukrainian Civil Executive Office in Stanilsaviv, 1941, Ukrainske Slovo (the Ukrainian Word); Ukrainian civil administration in subordination to the German adminstiration in Eastern Galicia; Ukrainian economy under the German occupation regime, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian political narratives with regard to national cause, Ukrainske Slovo, Stanislaviv; Ukrainian society in Eastern Galicia, ideological support of German politics, Ukrinske Slovo, 1941; Alfred Rosenberg, Minister for the Occupied Eastern Territories; Analysis of the Ukrainian literary tradition of the 19th and 20th centuries, Ukrainske Slovo, 1941; Anti-Bolshevik propaganda, Ukrainske Slovo (the Ukrainian Word, Stanislaviv), 1941; Anti-Jewish propaganda, Ukrainske Slovo (The Ukrainian World, Stanislaviv), 1941; Codification of industrial legal provisions in District Galicia, Ukrainske Slovo, December, 1941; Dmytro Gregolynskyj, executive editor, Ukrainske Slovo (The Ukrainian Word, Stanislaviv), 1941, 1942; Editorial and program articles, Ukrainske Slovo (The Ukrainian Word, Stanilslaviv), 1941 -- 1942; General Governor, Hans Frank, visits to Eastern Galicia, 1941 - 1944, Ukrainske Slovo; German court system in District Galicia, Ukrainski Visti, December 1941; German geo-politics in the Eastern Territories, 1941 -- 1945, Ukrainske Slovo; Hans Frank (Governor-General); Hans Frank, General Governor, visits to Stanislaviv, 1941, photo-documents, Ukrainske Slovo; Ost Minesterium (the East Ministry), German ministry for the eastern territories, 1941 -- 1945; Pokuttia (Ukraine: Region); Poland (1939 --1945); Reichskommissariat Ukraine (RKU); Ukrainian district committee in Stanislaviv, Ukrainske Slovo, 1941; Ukrainian Publishers of newspapers and magazines for District Galicia, 1941 - 1944

Creators:: Ukrainian Workd (Ukrainske Slovo), editoral boards and contributors (1941 -- 1942)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 4: RG-21.04.04, Ukrainian Word, No 5, July 31, 1941

A page from Ukrainian Word, a Ukrainian collaborationist wartime periodical.

Subject/Index Terms:: Announcements of anti-Jewish measures in the Ukrainian Word (Ukrainske Slovo), Stanislawow, wartime; Anti-Jewish slogans in Ukrainian periodicals under German occupation, 1941 - 1943; Anti-Jewish tone of narratives in the Ukrainian Word (Ukrainske Slovo), Stanislawow, 1941, 1942; Anti-Soviet slogans in Ukrainian periodicals under German occupation, 1941 -- 1945; Documents in Ukrainian language; Eastern Galicia (Poland: Region); Eastern Galicia (Ukraine: Region); German occupation regime in Eastern Galiciia (Western Ukraine), 1941 -- 1945; Ideology of Ukrainian Nationalism; International news in the Ukrainian Word (Ukrainske Slovo), 1941, 1942; International news in Ukrainian periodicals under German occupation, 1939 -- 1945; Ivano-Frankivsk (Ukraine); Narratives in Ukrainian language; News from the front lines in the Ukrainian Word (Ukrainske Slovo), Stanislawow, 1941, 1942; News from the front lines in Ukrainian periodicals under German occupation, 1939 -- 1945; Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists (OUN); Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists (OUN) during the Second World War in Eastern Galicia; Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists (OUN) during the Second World War in Ukraine; periodicals, Ukrainian; Persecutions of Ukrainian nationalists by the Soviet NKVD (security police); Reflections on the course of the war in the Ukrainian periodicals in German-occupied territories; Soviet Stalinist regime, 1920s -- 1950s; Stanislav (Ukraine); Stanislaviv (Poland); Stanislawow (Poland); Theory of Ukrainian Nationalism; The role of the NKVD (Soviet security police) in anti-Ukrainian actions, 1930s -- 1960s; Ukraine (1939-1945); Ukrainian-German cooperation in Eastern Galicia, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian collaborating perception of National Socialism, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian cultural and social conceptions under the auspices of Nazi Germany, 1939 -- 1944; Ukrainian illusions of revival the national state under the auspices of Nazi Germany, 1939 -- 1944; Ukrainian national aspirations under Nazi-German regime, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian perception of Nazi Germany by Ukrainian periodicals in Eastern Galicia, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian periodicals, collaborationist; Ukrainian periodicals published in General Government, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian periodicals published in Stanislawow (Stanislaviv, Stanislav, Ivano Frankivsk), wartime; Ukrainian periodicals published under German occupation regime, 1941 -- 1945; Ukrainian political conceptions under the auspices of Nazi Germany, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian social and cultural organization under the German occupation, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian Word (Ukrainske Slovo), periodical, 1941 -- 1942; Analysis of the Soviet authoritarian state in the Second World War, discourse, Ukrainske Slovo, 1941; Anti-Jewish measures in Stanislaviv, announcement in Ukrainske Slovo, 1941; Anti-Jewish narratives in Ukrainske Slovo (the Ukrainian Word), Stanislaviv, 1941; Collaboration between Ukrainian auxiliary police and German authorities, 1941 -- 1945; Creation of the Distict Galicia and its inclusion into the General Government, 1941; Creation of the Ukrainian auxiliary police in Stanislaviv, Ukrainske Slovo, 1941; District Galicia is included into the administrative division of the General Government, August 1941; Dr. Lasch, Governor of District Galicia, support to the Ukrainian independence cause, 1941; Dr. Lasch, Governor of District Galicia visits Stanislaviv, 1941; Dr. Lasch, Karl (Governor of District Galicia from August 1941--January 1942); Eastern Front, German military campaign; Eastern Front, German successful military campaign, 1941; Economic Affairs in District Galicia, 1941 -- 1944; German army in Ukraine, conquest of the Soviet Ukraine, 1941; German official orders and announcements in the Ukrainian Word (Ukrainianske Slovo, Stanislaviv); Germans prosecuted the Polish man Gajewski who assaulted a Jewish woman, Stanislaviv, 1941; German successful military offense in Ukraine, 1941; Germany (1941 -- 1945); Iaroslav Stetsko, ideology of Ukrainian nationalism; Iaroslav Stetsko, narratives, the Ukrainian Word (Ukrainske Slovo, Stanislaviv), 1941; Iaroslav Stetsko, Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists, leadership; Internal and International Jewish affairs as reflected in the discourse of the Ukrainian Word, 1941; Organization of Ukrainian Nationalist, Melnikivtsi (OUNM), 1939 -- 1945; OUNM, Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists, Melnikivtsi, Ukrainske Slovo, Stanislaviv, 1941; Price control on the food commodities exercized by German administration in District Galicia,; Prosvita, reflective discourse in the Ukrainian Word (Ukrainske Slovo, Stanislaviv), 1941; Prosvita, Ukrainian cultural and educational society founded in 19th century in Galicia; Public education in District Galicia under German occupation regime, Ukrainske Slovo, 1941; Retreat and encirclement of the Red Soviet armies in Ukraine, 1941; Secondary education in District Galicia under the German occupation regime, Ukrainske Slovo, 1941; Sich, sports and military Ukrainian public organization, 20th century; Sich, Ukrainian sports and military public organization, reflections in the Ukrainian World, 1941; Technical education in District Galicia under German occupation regime, Ukrainske Slovo, 1941; Ukraine (1941-1945); Ukrainian Civil Executive Office in Stanilsaviv, 1941, Ukrainske Slovo (the Ukrainian Word); Ukrainian civil administration in subordination to the German adminstiration in Eastern Galicia; Ukrainian economy under the German occupation regime, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian political narratives with regard to national cause, Ukrainske Slovo, Stanislaviv; Ukrainian society in Eastern Galicia, ideological support of German politics, Ukrinske Slovo, 1941; Alfred Rosenberg, Minister for the Occupied Eastern Territories; Analysis of the Ukrainian literary tradition of the 19th and 20th centuries, Ukrainske Slovo, 1941; Anti-Bolshevik propaganda, Ukrainske Slovo (the Ukrainian Word, Stanislaviv), 1941; Anti-Jewish propaganda, Ukrainske Slovo (The Ukrainian World, Stanislaviv), 1941; Dmytro Gregolynskyj, executive editor, Ukrainske Slovo (The Ukrainian Word, Stanislaviv), 1941, 1942; Editorial and program articles, Ukrainske Slovo (The Ukrainian Word, Stanilslaviv), 1941 -- 1942; General Governor, Hans Frank, visits to Eastern Galicia, 1941 - 1944, Ukrainske Slovo; German geo-politics in the Eastern Territories, 1941 -- 1945, Ukrainske Slovo; Hans Frank (Governor-General); Hans Frank, General Governor, visits to Stanislaviv, 1941, photo-documents, Ukrainske Slovo; Ost Minesterium (the East Ministry), German ministry for the eastern territories, 1941 -- 1945; Pokuttia (Ukraine: Region); Poland (1939 --1945); Reichskommissariat Ukraine (RKU); Ukrainian district committee in Stanislaviv, Ukrainske Slovo, 1941; Ukrainian Publishers of newspapers and magazines for District Galicia, 1941 - 1944

Creators:: Ukrainian Workd (Ukrainske Slovo), editoral boards and contributors (1941 -- 1942)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 5: RG-21.04.05, Ukrainian Word, No 6, August 2, 1941

A page from Ukrainian Word, a Ukrainian collaborationist wartime periodical.

Subject/Index Terms:: Announcements of anti-Jewish measures in the Ukrainian Word (Ukrainske Slovo), Stanislawow, wartime; Anti-Jewish slogans in Ukrainian periodicals under German occupation, 1941 - 1943; Anti-Jewish tone of narratives in the Ukrainian Word (Ukrainske Slovo), Stanislawow, 1941, 1942; Anti-Soviet slogans in Ukrainian periodicals under German occupation, 1941 -- 1945; Documents in Ukrainian language; Eastern Galicia (Poland: Region); Eastern Galicia (Ukraine: Region); German occupation regime in Eastern Galiciia (Western Ukraine), 1941 -- 1945; Ideology of Ukrainian Nationalism; International news in the Ukrainian Word (Ukrainske Slovo), 1941, 1942; International news in Ukrainian periodicals under German occupation, 1939 -- 1945; Ivano-Frankivsk (Ukraine); Narratives in Ukrainian language; News from the front lines in the Ukrainian Word (Ukrainske Slovo), Stanislawow, 1941, 1942; News from the front lines in Ukrainian periodicals under German occupation, 1939 -- 1945; Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists (OUN); Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists (OUN) during the Second World War in Eastern Galicia; Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists (OUN) during the Second World War in Ukraine; periodicals, Ukrainian; Persecutions of Ukrainian nationalists by the Soviet NKVD (security police); Reflections on the course of the war in the Ukrainian periodicals in German-occupied territories; Soviet Stalinist regime, 1920s -- 1950s; Stanislav (Ukraine); Stanislaviv (Poland); Stanislawow (Poland); Theory of Ukrainian Nationalism; The role of the NKVD (Soviet security police) in anti-Ukrainian actions, 1930s -- 1960s; Ukraine (1939-1945); Ukrainian-German cooperation in Eastern Galicia, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian collaborating perception of National Socialism, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian cultural and social conceptions under the auspices of Nazi Germany, 1939 -- 1944; Ukrainian illusions of revival the national state under the auspices of Nazi Germany, 1939 -- 1944; Ukrainian national aspirations under Nazi-German regime, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian perception of Nazi Germany by Ukrainian periodicals in Eastern Galicia, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian periodicals, collaborationist; Ukrainian periodicals published in General Government, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian periodicals published in Stanislawow (Stanislaviv, Stanislav, Ivano Frankivsk), wartime; Ukrainian periodicals published under German occupation regime, 1941 -- 1945; Ukrainian political conceptions under the auspices of Nazi Germany, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian social and cultural organization under the German occupation, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian Word (Ukrainske Slovo), periodical, 1941 -- 1942; Analysis of the Soviet authoritarian state in the Second World War, discourse, Ukrainske Slovo, 1941; Anti-Jewish measures in Stanislaviv, announcement in Ukrainske Slovo, 1941; Anti-Jewish narratives in Ukrainske Slovo (the Ukrainian Word), Stanislaviv, 1941; Collaboration between Ukrainian auxiliary police and German authorities, 1941 -- 1945; Creation of the Distict Galicia and its inclusion into the General Government, 1941; Creation of the Ukrainian auxiliary police in Stanislaviv, Ukrainske Slovo, 1941; District Galicia is included into the administrative division of the General Government, August 1941; Dr. Lasch, Governor of District Galicia, support to the Ukrainian independence cause, 1941; Dr. Lasch, Governor of District Galicia visits Stanislaviv, 1941; Dr. Lasch, Karl (Governor of District Galicia from August 1941--January 1942); Eastern Front, German military campaign; Eastern Front, German successful military campaign, 1941; Economic Affairs in District Galicia, 1941 -- 1944; German army in Ukraine, conquest of the Soviet Ukraine, 1941; German official orders and announcements in the Ukrainian Word (Ukrainianske Slovo, Stanislaviv); Germans prosecuted the Polish man Gajewski who assaulted a Jewish woman, Stanislaviv, 1941; German successful military offense in Ukraine, 1941; Germany (1941 -- 1945); Iaroslav Stetsko, ideology of Ukrainian nationalism; Iaroslav Stetsko, narratives, the Ukrainian Word (Ukrainske Slovo, Stanislaviv), 1941; Iaroslav Stetsko, Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists, leadership; Internal and International Jewish affairs as reflected in the discourse of the Ukrainian Word, 1941; Organization of Ukrainian Nationalist, Melnikivtsi (OUNM), 1939 -- 1945; OUNM, Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists, Melnikivtsi, Ukrainske Slovo, Stanislaviv, 1941; Price control on the food commodities exercized by German administration in District Galicia,; Prosvita, reflective discourse in the Ukrainian Word (Ukrainske Slovo, Stanislaviv), 1941; Prosvita, Ukrainian cultural and educational society founded in 19th century in Galicia; Public education in District Galicia under German occupation regime, Ukrainske Slovo, 1941; Retreat and encirclement of the Red Soviet armies in Ukraine, 1941; Secondary education in District Galicia under the German occupation regime, Ukrainske Slovo, 1941; Sich, sports and military Ukrainian public organization, 20th century; Sich, Ukrainian sports and military public organization, reflections in the Ukrainian World, 1941; Technical education in District Galicia under German occupation regime, Ukrainske Slovo, 1941; Ukraine (1941-1945); Ukrainian Civil Executive Office in Stanilsaviv, 1941, Ukrainske Slovo (the Ukrainian Word); Ukrainian civil administration in subordination to the German adminstiration in Eastern Galicia; Ukrainian economy under the German occupation regime, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian political narratives with regard to national cause, Ukrainske Slovo, Stanislaviv; Ukrainian society in Eastern Galicia, ideological support of German politics, Ukrinske Slovo, 1941; Alfred Rosenberg, Minister for the Occupied Eastern Territories; Analysis of the Ukrainian literary tradition of the 19th and 20th centuries, Ukrainske Slovo, 1941; Anti-Bolshevik propaganda, Ukrainske Slovo (the Ukrainian Word, Stanislaviv), 1941; Anti-Jewish propaganda, Ukrainske Slovo (The Ukrainian World, Stanislaviv), 1941; Dmytro Gregolynskyj, executive editor, Ukrainske Slovo (The Ukrainian Word, Stanislaviv), 1941, 1942; Editorial and program articles, Ukrainske Slovo (The Ukrainian Word, Stanilslaviv), 1941 -- 1942; General Governor, Hans Frank, visits to Eastern Galicia, 1941 - 1944, Ukrainske Slovo; German geo-politics in the Eastern Territories, 1941 -- 1945, Ukrainske Slovo; Hans Frank (Governor-General); Hans Frank, General Governor, visits to Stanislaviv, 1941, photo-documents, Ukrainske Slovo; Ost Minesterium (the East Ministry), German ministry for the eastern territories, 1941 -- 1945; Pokuttia (Ukraine: Region); Poland (1939 --1945); Reichskommissariat Ukraine (RKU); Ukrainian district committee in Stanislaviv, Ukrainske Slovo, 1941; Ukrainian Publishers of newspapers and magazines for District Galicia, 1941 - 1944

Creators:: Ukrainian Workd (Ukrainske Slovo), editoral boards and contributors (1941 -- 1942)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 6: RG-21.04.06, Ukrainian Word, No 9, August 10, 1941

A page from Ukrainian Word, a Ukrainian collaborationist wartime periodical.

Subject/Index Terms:: Announcements of anti-Jewish measures in the Ukrainian Word (Ukrainske Slovo), Stanislawow, wartime; Anti-Jewish slogans in Ukrainian periodicals under German occupation, 1941 - 1943; Anti-Jewish tone of narratives in the Ukrainian Word (Ukrainske Slovo), Stanislawow, 1941, 1942; Anti-Soviet slogans in Ukrainian periodicals under German occupation, 1941 -- 1945; Documents in Ukrainian language; Eastern Galicia (Poland: Region); Eastern Galicia (Ukraine: Region); German occupation regime in Eastern Galiciia (Western Ukraine), 1941 -- 1945; Ideology of Ukrainian Nationalism; International news in the Ukrainian Word (Ukrainske Slovo), 1941, 1942; International news in Ukrainian periodicals under German occupation, 1939 -- 1945; Ivano-Frankivsk (Ukraine); Narratives in Ukrainian language; News from the front lines in the Ukrainian Word (Ukrainske Slovo), Stanislawow, 1941, 1942; News from the front lines in Ukrainian periodicals under German occupation, 1939 -- 1945; Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists (OUN); Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists (OUN) during the Second World War in Eastern Galicia; Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists (OUN) during the Second World War in Ukraine; periodicals, Ukrainian; Persecutions of Ukrainian nationalists by the Soviet NKVD (security police); Reflections on the course of the war in the Ukrainian periodicals in German-occupied territories; Soviet Stalinist regime, 1920s -- 1950s; Stanislav (Ukraine); Stanislaviv (Poland); Stanislawow (Poland); Theory of Ukrainian Nationalism; The role of the NKVD (Soviet security police) in anti-Ukrainian actions, 1930s -- 1960s; Ukraine (1939-1945); Ukrainian-German cooperation in Eastern Galicia, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian collaborating perception of National Socialism, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian cultural and social conceptions under the auspices of Nazi Germany, 1939 -- 1944; Ukrainian illusions of revival the national state under the auspices of Nazi Germany, 1939 -- 1944; Ukrainian national aspirations under Nazi-German regime, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian perception of Nazi Germany by Ukrainian periodicals in Eastern Galicia, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian periodicals, collaborationist; Ukrainian periodicals published in General Government, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian periodicals published in Stanislawow (Stanislaviv, Stanislav, Ivano Frankivsk), wartime; Ukrainian periodicals published under German occupation regime, 1941 -- 1945; Ukrainian political conceptions under the auspices of Nazi Germany, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian social and cultural organization under the German occupation, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian Word (Ukrainske Slovo), periodical, 1941 -- 1942; Analysis of the Soviet authoritarian state in the Second World War, discourse, Ukrainske Slovo, 1941; Anti-Jewish measures in Stanislaviv, announcement in Ukrainske Slovo, 1941; Anti-Jewish narratives in Ukrainske Slovo (the Ukrainian Word), Stanislaviv, 1941; Collaboration between Ukrainian auxiliary police and German authorities, 1941 -- 1945; Creation of the Distict Galicia and its inclusion into the General Government, 1941; Creation of the Ukrainian auxiliary police in Stanislaviv, Ukrainske Slovo, 1941; District Galicia is included into the administrative division of the General Government, August 1941; Dr. Lasch, Governor of District Galicia, support to the Ukrainian independence cause, 1941; Dr. Lasch, Governor of District Galicia visits Stanislaviv, 1941; Dr. Lasch, Karl (Governor of District Galicia from August 1941--January 1942); Eastern Front, German military campaign; Eastern Front, German successful military campaign, 1941; Economic Affairs in District Galicia, 1941 -- 1944; German army in Ukraine, conquest of the Soviet Ukraine, 1941; German official orders and announcements in the Ukrainian Word (Ukrainianske Slovo, Stanislaviv); Germans prosecuted the Polish man Gajewski who assaulted a Jewish woman, Stanislaviv, 1941; German successful military offense in Ukraine, 1941; Germany (1941 -- 1945); Iaroslav Stetsko, ideology of Ukrainian nationalism; Iaroslav Stetsko, narratives, the Ukrainian Word (Ukrainske Slovo, Stanislaviv), 1941; Iaroslav Stetsko, Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists, leadership; Internal and International Jewish affairs as reflected in the discourse of the Ukrainian Word, 1941; Organization of Ukrainian Nationalist, Melnikivtsi (OUNM), 1939 -- 1945; OUNM, Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists, Melnikivtsi, Ukrainske Slovo, Stanislaviv, 1941; Price control on the food commodities exercized by German administration in District Galicia,; Prosvita, reflective discourse in the Ukrainian Word (Ukrainske Slovo, Stanislaviv), 1941; Prosvita, Ukrainian cultural and educational society founded in 19th century in Galicia; Public education in District Galicia under German occupation regime, Ukrainske Slovo, 1941; Retreat and encirclement of the Red Soviet armies in Ukraine, 1941; Secondary education in District Galicia under the German occupation regime, Ukrainske Slovo, 1941; Sich, sports and military Ukrainian public organization, 20th century; Sich, Ukrainian sports and military public organization, reflections in the Ukrainian World, 1941; Technical education in District Galicia under German occupation regime, Ukrainske Slovo, 1941; Ukraine (1941-1945); Ukrainian Civil Executive Office in Stanilsaviv, 1941, Ukrainske Slovo (the Ukrainian Word); Ukrainian civil administration in subordination to the German adminstiration in Eastern Galicia; Ukrainian economy under the German occupation regime, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian political narratives with regard to national cause, Ukrainske Slovo, Stanislaviv; Ukrainian society in Eastern Galicia, ideological support of German politics, Ukrinske Slovo, 1941; Alfred Rosenberg, Minister for the Occupied Eastern Territories; Analysis of the Ukrainian literary tradition of the 19th and 20th centuries, Ukrainske Slovo, 1941; Anti-Bolshevik propaganda, Ukrainske Slovo (the Ukrainian Word, Stanislaviv), 1941; Anti-Jewish propaganda, Ukrainske Slovo (The Ukrainian World, Stanislaviv), 1941; Dmytro Gregolynskyj, executive editor, Ukrainske Slovo (The Ukrainian Word, Stanislaviv), 1941, 1942; Editorial and program articles, Ukrainske Slovo (The Ukrainian Word, Stanilslaviv), 1941 -- 1942; General Governor, Hans Frank, visits to Eastern Galicia, 1941 - 1944, Ukrainske Slovo; German geo-politics in the Eastern Territories, 1941 -- 1945, Ukrainske Slovo; Hans Frank (Governor-General); Hans Frank, General Governor, visits to Stanislaviv, 1941, photo-documents, Ukrainske Slovo; Ost Minesterium (the East Ministry), German ministry for the eastern territories, 1941 -- 1945; Pokuttia (Ukraine: Region); Poland (1939 --1945); Reichskommissariat Ukraine (RKU); Ukrainian district committee in Stanislaviv, Ukrainske Slovo, 1941; Ukrainian Publishers of newspapers and magazines for District Galicia, 1941 - 1944

Creators:: Ukrainian Workd (Ukrainske Slovo), editoral boards and contributors (1941 -- 1942)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 7: RG-21.04.07, Ukrainian Word, No 10, August 13, 1941

A page from Ukrainian Word, a Ukrainian collaborationist wartime periodical.

Subject/Index Terms:: Dr. Lasch, Governor of District Galicia visits Stanislaviv, 1941; Dr. Lasch, Governor of District Galicia, support to the Ukrainian independence cause, 1941; District Galicia is included into the administrative division of the General Government, August 1941; Creation of the Ukrainian auxiliary police in Stanislaviv, Ukrainske Slovo, 1941; Creation of the Distict Galicia and its inclusion into the General Government, 1941; Analysis of the Soviet authoritarian state in the Second World War, discourse, Ukrainske Slovo, 1941; Anti-Jewish measures in Stanislaviv, announcement in Ukrainske Slovo, 1941; Anti-Jewish narratives in Ukrainske Slovo (the Ukrainian Word), Stanislaviv, 1941; Collaboration between Ukrainian auxiliary police and German authorities, 1941 -- 1945; Dr. Lasch, Karl (Governor of District Galicia from August 1941--January 1942); Eastern Front, German military campaign; Eastern Front, German successful military campaign, 1941; Economic Affairs in District Galicia, 1941 -- 1944; German army in Ukraine, conquest of the Soviet Ukraine, 1941; German official orders and announcements in the Ukrainian Word (Ukrainianske Slovo, Stanislaviv); Announcements of anti-Jewish measures in the Ukrainian Word (Ukrainske Slovo), Stanislawow, wartime; Anti-Jewish slogans in Ukrainian periodicals under German occupation, 1941 - 1943; Anti-Jewish tone of narratives in the Ukrainian Word (Ukrainske Slovo), Stanislawow, 1941, 1942; Anti-Soviet slogans in Ukrainian periodicals under German occupation, 1941 -- 1945; Documents in Ukrainian language; Eastern Galicia (Poland: Region); Eastern Galicia (Ukraine: Region); German occupation regime in Eastern Galiciia (Western Ukraine), 1941 -- 1945; Ideology of Ukrainian Nationalism; International news in the Ukrainian Word (Ukrainske Slovo), 1941, 1942; International news in Ukrainian periodicals under German occupation, 1939 -- 1945; Ivano-Frankivsk (Ukraine); Narratives in Ukrainian language; News from the front lines in the Ukrainian Word (Ukrainske Slovo), Stanislawow, 1941, 1942; News from the front lines in Ukrainian periodicals under German occupation, 1939 -- 1945; Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists (OUN); Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists (OUN) during the Second World War in Eastern Galicia; Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists (OUN) during the Second World War in Ukraine; periodicals, Ukrainian; Persecutions of Ukrainian nationalists by the Soviet NKVD (security police); Reflections on the course of the war in the Ukrainian periodicals in German-occupied territories; Soviet Stalinist regime, 1920s -- 1950s; Stanislav (Ukraine); Stanislaviv (Poland); Stanislawow (Poland); Theory of Ukrainian Nationalism; The role of the NKVD (Soviet security police) in anti-Ukrainian actions, 1930s -- 1960s; Ukraine (1939-1945); Ukrainian-German cooperation in Eastern Galicia, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian collaborating perception of National Socialism, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian cultural and social conceptions under the auspices of Nazi Germany, 1939 -- 1944; Ukrainian illusions of revival the national state under the auspices of Nazi Germany, 1939 -- 1944; Ukrainian national aspirations under Nazi-German regime, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian perception of Nazi Germany by Ukrainian periodicals in Eastern Galicia, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian periodicals, collaborationist; Ukrainian periodicals published in General Government, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian periodicals published in Stanislawow (Stanislaviv, Stanislav, Ivano Frankivsk), wartime; Ukrainian periodicals published under German occupation regime, 1941 -- 1945; Ukrainian political conceptions under the auspices of Nazi Germany, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian social and cultural organization under the German occupation, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian Word (Ukrainske Slovo), periodical, 1941 -- 1942; Germans prosecuted the Polish man Gajewski who assaulted a Jewish woman, Stanislaviv, 1941; German successful military offense in Ukraine, 1941; Germany (1941 -- 1945); Iaroslav Stetsko, ideology of Ukrainian nationalism; Iaroslav Stetsko, narratives, the Ukrainian Word (Ukrainske Slovo, Stanislaviv), 1941; Iaroslav Stetsko, Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists, leadership; Internal and International Jewish affairs as reflected in the discourse of the Ukrainian Word, 1941; Organization of Ukrainian Nationalist, Melnikivtsi (OUNM), 1939 -- 1945; OUNM, Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists, Melnikivtsi, Ukrainske Slovo, Stanislaviv, 1941; Price control on the food commodities exercized by German administration in District Galicia,; Prosvita, reflective discourse in the Ukrainian Word (Ukrainske Slovo, Stanislaviv), 1941; Prosvita, Ukrainian cultural and educational society founded in 19th century in Galicia; Public education in District Galicia under German occupation regime, Ukrainske Slovo, 1941; Retreat and encirclement of the Red Soviet armies in Ukraine, 1941; Secondary education in District Galicia under the German occupation regime, Ukrainske Slovo, 1941; Sich, sports and military Ukrainian public organization, 20th century; Sich, Ukrainian sports and military public organization, reflections in the Ukrainian World, 1941; Technical education in District Galicia under German occupation regime, Ukrainske Slovo, 1941; Ukraine (1941-1945); Ukrainian Civil Executive Office in Stanilsaviv, 1941, Ukrainske Slovo (the Ukrainian Word); Ukrainian civil administration in subordination to the German adminstiration in Eastern Galicia; Ukrainian economy under the German occupation regime, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian political narratives with regard to national cause, Ukrainske Slovo, Stanislaviv; Ukrainian society in Eastern Galicia, ideological support of German politics, Ukrinske Slovo, 1941; Alfred Rosenberg, Minister for the Occupied Eastern Territories; Analysis of the Ukrainian literary tradition of the 19th and 20th centuries, Ukrainske Slovo, 1941; Anti-Bolshevik propaganda, Ukrainske Slovo (the Ukrainian Word, Stanislaviv), 1941; Anti-Jewish propaganda, Ukrainske Slovo (The Ukrainian World, Stanislaviv), 1941; Dmytro Gregolynskyj, executive editor, Ukrainske Slovo (The Ukrainian Word, Stanislaviv), 1941, 1942; Editorial and program articles, Ukrainske Slovo (The Ukrainian Word, Stanilslaviv), 1941 -- 1942; General Governor, Hans Frank, visits to Eastern Galicia, 1941 - 1944, Ukrainske Slovo; German geo-politics in the Eastern Territories, 1941 -- 1945, Ukrainske Slovo; Hans Frank (Governor-General); Hans Frank, General Governor, visits to Stanislaviv, 1941, photo-documents, Ukrainske Slovo; Ost Minesterium (the East Ministry), German ministry for the eastern territories, 1941 -- 1945; Pokuttia (Ukraine: Region); Poland (1939 --1945); Reichskommissariat Ukraine (RKU); Ukrainian district committee in Stanislaviv, Ukrainske Slovo, 1941; Ukrainian Publishers of newspapers and magazines for District Galicia, 1941 - 1944

Creators:: Ukrainian Workd (Ukrainske Slovo), editoral boards and contributors (1941 -- 1942)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 8: RG-21.04.08, Ukrainian Word, No 11, August 15, 1941

A page from Ukrainian Word, a Ukrainian collaborationist wartime periodical.

Subject/Index Terms:: Announcements of anti-Jewish measures in the Ukrainian Word (Ukrainske Slovo), Stanislawow, wartime; Anti-Jewish slogans in Ukrainian periodicals under German occupation, 1941 - 1943; Anti-Jewish tone of narratives in the Ukrainian Word (Ukrainske Slovo), Stanislawow, 1941, 1942; Anti-Soviet slogans in Ukrainian periodicals under German occupation, 1941 -- 1945; Documents in Ukrainian language; Eastern Galicia (Poland: Region); Eastern Galicia (Ukraine: Region); German occupation regime in Eastern Galiciia (Western Ukraine), 1941 -- 1945; Ideology of Ukrainian Nationalism; International news in the Ukrainian Word (Ukrainske Slovo), 1941, 1942; International news in Ukrainian periodicals under German occupation, 1939 -- 1945; Ivano-Frankivsk (Ukraine); Narratives in Ukrainian language; News from the front lines in the Ukrainian Word (Ukrainske Slovo), Stanislawow, 1941, 1942; News from the front lines in Ukrainian periodicals under German occupation, 1939 -- 1945; Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists (OUN); Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists (OUN) during the Second World War in Eastern Galicia; Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists (OUN) during the Second World War in Ukraine; periodicals, Ukrainian; Persecutions of Ukrainian nationalists by the Soviet NKVD (security police); Reflections on the course of the war in the Ukrainian periodicals in German-occupied territories; Soviet Stalinist regime, 1920s -- 1950s; Stanislav (Ukraine); Stanislaviv (Poland); Stanislawow (Poland); Theory of Ukrainian Nationalism; The role of the NKVD (Soviet security police) in anti-Ukrainian actions, 1930s -- 1960s; Ukraine (1939-1945); Ukrainian-German cooperation in Eastern Galicia, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian collaborating perception of National Socialism, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian cultural and social conceptions under the auspices of Nazi Germany, 1939 -- 1944; Ukrainian illusions of revival the national state under the auspices of Nazi Germany, 1939 -- 1944; Ukrainian national aspirations under Nazi-German regime, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian perception of Nazi Germany by Ukrainian periodicals in Eastern Galicia, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian periodicals, collaborationist; Ukrainian periodicals published in General Government, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian periodicals published in Stanislawow (Stanislaviv, Stanislav, Ivano Frankivsk), wartime; Ukrainian periodicals published under German occupation regime, 1941 -- 1945; Ukrainian political conceptions under the auspices of Nazi Germany, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian social and cultural organization under the German occupation, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian Word (Ukrainske Slovo), periodical, 1941 -- 1942; Analysis of the Soviet authoritarian state in the Second World War, discourse, Ukrainske Slovo, 1941; Anti-Jewish measures in Stanislaviv, announcement in Ukrainske Slovo, 1941; Anti-Jewish narratives in Ukrainske Slovo (the Ukrainian Word), Stanislaviv, 1941; Collaboration between Ukrainian auxiliary police and German authorities, 1941 -- 1945; Creation of the Distict Galicia and its inclusion into the General Government, 1941; Creation of the Ukrainian auxiliary police in Stanislaviv, Ukrainske Slovo, 1941; District Galicia is included into the administrative division of the General Government, August 1941; Dr. Lasch, Governor of District Galicia, support to the Ukrainian independence cause, 1941; Dr. Lasch, Governor of District Galicia visits Stanislaviv, 1941; Dr. Lasch, Karl (Governor of District Galicia from August 1941--January 1942); Eastern Front, German military campaign; Eastern Front, German successful military campaign, 1941; Economic Affairs in District Galicia, 1941 -- 1944; German army in Ukraine, conquest of the Soviet Ukraine, 1941; German official orders and announcements in the Ukrainian Word (Ukrainianske Slovo, Stanislaviv); Germans prosecuted the Polish man Gajewski who assaulted a Jewish woman, Stanislaviv, 1941; German successful military offense in Ukraine, 1941; Germany (1941 -- 1945); Iaroslav Stetsko, ideology of Ukrainian nationalism; Iaroslav Stetsko, narratives, the Ukrainian Word (Ukrainske Slovo, Stanislaviv), 1941; Iaroslav Stetsko, Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists, leadership; Internal and International Jewish affairs as reflected in the discourse of the Ukrainian Word, 1941; Organization of Ukrainian Nationalist, Melnikivtsi (OUNM), 1939 -- 1945; OUNM, Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists, Melnikivtsi, Ukrainske Slovo, Stanislaviv, 1941; Price control on the food commodities exercized by German administration in District Galicia,; Prosvita, reflective discourse in the Ukrainian Word (Ukrainske Slovo, Stanislaviv), 1941; Prosvita, Ukrainian cultural and educational society founded in 19th century in Galicia; Public education in District Galicia under German occupation regime, Ukrainske Slovo, 1941; Retreat and encirclement of the Red Soviet armies in Ukraine, 1941; Secondary education in District Galicia under the German occupation regime, Ukrainske Slovo, 1941; Sich, sports and military Ukrainian public organization, 20th century; Sich, Ukrainian sports and military public organization, reflections in the Ukrainian World, 1941; Technical education in District Galicia under German occupation regime, Ukrainske Slovo, 1941; Ukraine (1941-1945); Ukrainian Civil Executive Office in Stanilsaviv, 1941, Ukrainske Slovo (the Ukrainian Word); Ukrainian civil administration in subordination to the German adminstiration in Eastern Galicia; Ukrainian economy under the German occupation regime, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian political narratives with regard to national cause, Ukrainske Slovo, Stanislaviv; Ukrainian society in Eastern Galicia, ideological support of German politics, Ukrinske Slovo, 1941; Alfred Rosenberg, Minister for the Occupied Eastern Territories; Analysis of the Ukrainian literary tradition of the 19th and 20th centuries, Ukrainske Slovo, 1941; Anti-Bolshevik propaganda, Ukrainske Slovo (the Ukrainian Word, Stanislaviv), 1941; Anti-Jewish propaganda, Ukrainske Slovo (The Ukrainian World, Stanislaviv), 1941; Dmytro Gregolynskyj, executive editor, Ukrainske Slovo (The Ukrainian Word, Stanislaviv), 1941, 1942; Editorial and program articles, Ukrainske Slovo (The Ukrainian Word, Stanilslaviv), 1941 -- 1942; General Governor, Hans Frank, visits to Eastern Galicia, 1941 - 1944, Ukrainske Slovo; German geo-politics in the Eastern Territories, 1941 -- 1945, Ukrainske Slovo; Hans Frank (Governor-General); Hans Frank, General Governor, visits to Stanislaviv, 1941, photo-documents, Ukrainske Slovo; Ost Minesterium (the East Ministry), German ministry for the eastern territories, 1941 -- 1945; Pokuttia (Ukraine: Region); Poland (1939 --1945); Reichskommissariat Ukraine (RKU); Ukrainian district committee in Stanislaviv, Ukrainske Slovo, 1941; Ukrainian Publishers of newspapers and magazines for District Galicia, 1941 - 1944

Creators:: Ukrainian Workd (Ukrainske Slovo), editoral boards and contributors (1941 -- 1942)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 9: RG-21.04.09, Ukrainian Word, No 12, August 17, 1941

A page from Ukrainian Word, a Ukrainian collaborationist wartime periodical.

Subject/Index Terms:: Announcements of anti-Jewish measures in the Ukrainian Word (Ukrainske Slovo), Stanislawow, wartime; Anti-Jewish slogans in Ukrainian periodicals under German occupation, 1941 - 1943; Anti-Jewish tone of narratives in the Ukrainian Word (Ukrainske Slovo), Stanislawow, 1941, 1942; Anti-Soviet slogans in Ukrainian periodicals under German occupation, 1941 -- 1945; Documents in Ukrainian language; Eastern Galicia (Poland: Region); Eastern Galicia (Ukraine: Region); German occupation regime in Eastern Galiciia (Western Ukraine), 1941 -- 1945; Ideology of Ukrainian Nationalism; International news in the Ukrainian Word (Ukrainske Slovo), 1941, 1942; International news in Ukrainian periodicals under German occupation, 1939 -- 1945; Ivano-Frankivsk (Ukraine); Narratives in Ukrainian language; News from the front lines in the Ukrainian Word (Ukrainske Slovo), Stanislawow, 1941, 1942; News from the front lines in Ukrainian periodicals under German occupation, 1939 -- 1945; Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists (OUN); Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists (OUN) during the Second World War in Eastern Galicia; Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists (OUN) during the Second World War in Ukraine; periodicals, Ukrainian; Persecutions of Ukrainian nationalists by the Soviet NKVD (security police); Reflections on the course of the war in the Ukrainian periodicals in German-occupied territories; Soviet Stalinist regime, 1920s -- 1950s; Stanislav (Ukraine); Stanislaviv (Poland); Stanislawow (Poland); Theory of Ukrainian Nationalism; The role of the NKVD (Soviet security police) in anti-Ukrainian actions, 1930s -- 1960s; Ukraine (1939-1945); Ukrainian-German cooperation in Eastern Galicia, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian collaborating perception of National Socialism, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian cultural and social conceptions under the auspices of Nazi Germany, 1939 -- 1944; Ukrainian illusions of revival the national state under the auspices of Nazi Germany, 1939 -- 1944; Ukrainian national aspirations under Nazi-German regime, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian perception of Nazi Germany by Ukrainian periodicals in Eastern Galicia, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian periodicals, collaborationist; Ukrainian periodicals published in General Government, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian periodicals published in Stanislawow (Stanislaviv, Stanislav, Ivano Frankivsk), wartime; Ukrainian periodicals published under German occupation regime, 1941 -- 1945; Ukrainian political conceptions under the auspices of Nazi Germany, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian social and cultural organization under the German occupation, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian Word (Ukrainske Slovo), periodical, 1941 -- 1942; Analysis of the Soviet authoritarian state in the Second World War, discourse, Ukrainske Slovo, 1941; Anti-Jewish measures in Stanislaviv, announcement in Ukrainske Slovo, 1941; Anti-Jewish narratives in Ukrainske Slovo (the Ukrainian Word), Stanislaviv, 1941; Collaboration between Ukrainian auxiliary police and German authorities, 1941 -- 1945; Creation of the Distict Galicia and its inclusion into the General Government, 1941; Creation of the Ukrainian auxiliary police in Stanislaviv, Ukrainske Slovo, 1941; District Galicia is included into the administrative division of the General Government, August 1941; Dr. Lasch, Governor of District Galicia, support to the Ukrainian independence cause, 1941; Dr. Lasch, Governor of District Galicia visits Stanislaviv, 1941; Dr. Lasch, Karl (Governor of District Galicia from August 1941--January 1942); Eastern Front, German military campaign; Eastern Front, German successful military campaign, 1941; Economic Affairs in District Galicia, 1941 -- 1944; German army in Ukraine, conquest of the Soviet Ukraine, 1941; German official orders and announcements in the Ukrainian Word (Ukrainianske Slovo, Stanislaviv); Germans prosecuted the Polish man Gajewski who assaulted a Jewish woman, Stanislaviv, 1941; German successful military offense in Ukraine, 1941; Germany (1941 -- 1945); Iaroslav Stetsko, ideology of Ukrainian nationalism; Iaroslav Stetsko, narratives, the Ukrainian Word (Ukrainske Slovo, Stanislaviv), 1941; Iaroslav Stetsko, Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists, leadership; Internal and International Jewish affairs as reflected in the discourse of the Ukrainian Word, 1941; Organization of Ukrainian Nationalist, Melnikivtsi (OUNM), 1939 -- 1945; OUNM, Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists, Melnikivtsi, Ukrainske Slovo, Stanislaviv, 1941; Price control on the food commodities exercized by German administration in District Galicia,; Prosvita, reflective discourse in the Ukrainian Word (Ukrainske Slovo, Stanislaviv), 1941; Prosvita, Ukrainian cultural and educational society founded in 19th century in Galicia; Public education in District Galicia under German occupation regime, Ukrainske Slovo, 1941; Retreat and encirclement of the Red Soviet armies in Ukraine, 1941; Secondary education in District Galicia under the German occupation regime, Ukrainske Slovo, 1941; Sich, Ukrainian sports and military public organization, reflections in the Ukrainian World, 1941; Sich, sports and military Ukrainian public organization, 20th century; Technical education in District Galicia under German occupation regime, Ukrainske Slovo, 1941; Ukraine (1941-1945); Ukrainian Civil Executive Office in Stanilsaviv, 1941, Ukrainske Slovo (the Ukrainian Word); Ukrainian civil administration in subordination to the German adminstiration in Eastern Galicia; Ukrainian economy under the German occupation regime, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian political narratives with regard to national cause, Ukrainske Slovo, Stanislaviv; Ukrainian society in Eastern Galicia, ideological support of German politics, Ukrinske Slovo, 1941; Alfred Rosenberg, Minister for the Occupied Eastern Territories; Analysis of the Ukrainian literary tradition of the 19th and 20th centuries, Ukrainske Slovo, 1941; Anti-Bolshevik propaganda, Ukrainske Slovo (the Ukrainian Word, Stanislaviv), 1941; Anti-Jewish propaganda, Ukrainske Slovo (The Ukrainian World, Stanislaviv), 1941; Dmytro Gregolynskyj, executive editor, Ukrainske Slovo (The Ukrainian Word, Stanislaviv), 1941, 1942; Editorial and program articles, Ukrainske Slovo (The Ukrainian Word, Stanilslaviv), 1941 -- 1942; General Governor, Hans Frank, visits to Eastern Galicia, 1941 - 1944, Ukrainske Slovo; German geo-politics in the Eastern Territories, 1941 -- 1945, Ukrainske Slovo; Hans Frank (Governor-General); Hans Frank, General Governor, visits to Stanislaviv, 1941, photo-documents, Ukrainske Slovo; Ost Minesterium (the East Ministry), German ministry for the eastern territories, 1941 -- 1945; Pokuttia (Ukraine: Region); Poland (1939 --1945); Reichskommissariat Ukraine (RKU); Ukrainian district committee in Stanislaviv, Ukrainske Slovo, 1941; Ukrainian Publishers of newspapers and magazines for District Galicia, 1941 - 1944

Creators:: Ukrainian Workd (Ukrainske Slovo), editoral boards and contributors (1941 -- 1942)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 10: RG-21.04.10, Ukrainian Word, No 13, August 20, 1941

A page from Ukrainian Word, a Ukrainian collaborationist wartime periodical.

Subject/Index Terms:: Announcements of anti-Jewish measures in the Ukrainian Word (Ukrainske Slovo), Stanislawow, wartime; Anti-Jewish slogans in Ukrainian periodicals under German occupation, 1941 - 1943; Anti-Jewish tone of narratives in the Ukrainian Word (Ukrainske Slovo), Stanislawow, 1941, 1942; Anti-Soviet slogans in Ukrainian periodicals under German occupation, 1941 -- 1945; Documents in Ukrainian language; Eastern Galicia (Poland: Region); Eastern Galicia (Ukraine: Region); German occupation regime in Eastern Galiciia (Western Ukraine), 1941 -- 1945; Ideology of Ukrainian Nationalism; International news in the Ukrainian Word (Ukrainske Slovo), 1941, 1942; International news in Ukrainian periodicals under German occupation, 1939 -- 1945; Ivano-Frankivsk (Ukraine); Narratives in Ukrainian language; News from the front lines in the Ukrainian Word (Ukrainske Slovo), Stanislawow, 1941, 1942; News from the front lines in Ukrainian periodicals under German occupation, 1939 -- 1945; Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists (OUN); Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists (OUN) during the Second World War in Eastern Galicia; Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists (OUN) during the Second World War in Ukraine; periodicals, Ukrainian; Persecutions of Ukrainian nationalists by the Soviet NKVD (security police); Reflections on the course of the war in the Ukrainian periodicals in German-occupied territories; Soviet Stalinist regime, 1920s -- 1950s; Stanislav (Ukraine); Stanislaviv (Poland); Stanislawow (Poland); Theory of Ukrainian Nationalism; The role of the NKVD (Soviet security police) in anti-Ukrainian actions, 1930s -- 1960s; Ukraine (1939-1945); Ukrainian-German cooperation in Eastern Galicia, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian collaborating perception of National Socialism, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian cultural and social conceptions under the auspices of Nazi Germany, 1939 -- 1944; Ukrainian illusions of revival the national state under the auspices of Nazi Germany, 1939 -- 1944; Ukrainian national aspirations under Nazi-German regime, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian perception of Nazi Germany by Ukrainian periodicals in Eastern Galicia, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian periodicals, collaborationist; Ukrainian periodicals published in General Government, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian periodicals published in Stanislawow (Stanislaviv, Stanislav, Ivano Frankivsk), wartime; Ukrainian periodicals published under German occupation regime, 1941 -- 1945; Ukrainian political conceptions under the auspices of Nazi Germany, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian social and cultural organization under the German occupation, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian Word (Ukrainske Slovo), periodical, 1941 -- 1942; Analysis of the Soviet authoritarian state in the Second World War, discourse, Ukrainske Slovo, 1941; Anti-Jewish measures in Stanislaviv, announcement in Ukrainske Slovo, 1941; Anti-Jewish narratives in Ukrainske Slovo (the Ukrainian Word), Stanislaviv, 1941; Collaboration between Ukrainian auxiliary police and German authorities, 1941 -- 1945; Creation of the Distict Galicia and its inclusion into the General Government, 1941; Creation of the Ukrainian auxiliary police in Stanislaviv, Ukrainske Slovo, 1941; District Galicia is included into the administrative division of the General Government, August 1941; Dr. Lasch, Governor of District Galicia, support to the Ukrainian independence cause, 1941; Dr. Lasch, Governor of District Galicia visits Stanislaviv, 1941; Dr. Lasch, Karl (Governor of District Galicia from August 1941--January 1942); Eastern Front, German military campaign; Eastern Front, German successful military campaign, 1941; Economic Affairs in District Galicia, 1941 -- 1944; German army in Ukraine, conquest of the Soviet Ukraine, 1941; German official orders and announcements in the Ukrainian Word (Ukrainianske Slovo, Stanislaviv); Germans prosecuted the Polish man Gajewski who assaulted a Jewish woman, Stanislaviv, 1941; German successful military offense in Ukraine, 1941; Germany (1941 -- 1945); Iaroslav Stetsko, ideology of Ukrainian nationalism; Iaroslav Stetsko, narratives, the Ukrainian Word (Ukrainske Slovo, Stanislaviv), 1941; Iaroslav Stetsko, Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists, leadership; Internal and International Jewish affairs as reflected in the discourse of the Ukrainian Word, 1941; Organization of Ukrainian Nationalist, Melnikivtsi (OUNM), 1939 -- 1945; OUNM, Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists, Melnikivtsi, Ukrainske Slovo, Stanislaviv, 1941; Price control on the food commodities exercized by German administration in District Galicia,; Prosvita, reflective discourse in the Ukrainian Word (Ukrainske Slovo, Stanislaviv), 1941; Prosvita, Ukrainian cultural and educational society founded in 19th century in Galicia; Public education in District Galicia under German occupation regime, Ukrainske Slovo, 1941; Retreat and encirclement of the Red Soviet armies in Ukraine, 1941; Secondary education in District Galicia under the German occupation regime, Ukrainske Slovo, 1941; Sich, sports and military Ukrainian public organization, 20th century; Sich, Ukrainian sports and military public organization, reflections in the Ukrainian World, 1941; Technical education in District Galicia under German occupation regime, Ukrainske Slovo, 1941; Ukraine (1941-1945); Ukrainian Civil Executive Office in Stanilsaviv, 1941, Ukrainske Slovo (the Ukrainian Word); Ukrainian civil administration in subordination to the German adminstiration in Eastern Galicia; Ukrainian economy under the German occupation regime, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian political narratives with regard to national cause, Ukrainske Slovo, Stanislaviv; Ukrainian society in Eastern Galicia, ideological support of German politics, Ukrinske Slovo, 1941; Alfred Rosenberg, Minister for the Occupied Eastern Territories; Analysis of the Ukrainian literary tradition of the 19th and 20th centuries, Ukrainske Slovo, 1941; Anti-Bolshevik propaganda, Ukrainske Slovo (the Ukrainian Word, Stanislaviv), 1941; Anti-Jewish propaganda, Ukrainske Slovo (The Ukrainian World, Stanislaviv), 1941; Dmytro Gregolynskyj, executive editor, Ukrainske Slovo (The Ukrainian Word, Stanislaviv), 1941, 1942; Editorial and program articles, Ukrainske Slovo (The Ukrainian Word, Stanilslaviv), 1941 -- 1942; General Governor, Hans Frank, visits to Eastern Galicia, 1941 - 1944, Ukrainske Slovo; German geo-politics in the Eastern Territories, 1941 -- 1945, Ukrainske Slovo; Hans Frank (Governor-General); Hans Frank, General Governor, visits to Stanislaviv, 1941, photo-documents, Ukrainske Slovo; Ost Minesterium (the East Ministry), German ministry for the eastern territories, 1941 -- 1945; Pokuttia (Ukraine: Region); Poland (1939 --1945); Reichskommissariat Ukraine (RKU); Ukrainian district committee in Stanislaviv, Ukrainske Slovo, 1941; Ukrainian Publishers of newspapers and magazines for District Galicia, 1941 - 1944; Reflections on religious holidays in Ukrainian periodicals, Ukrainske Slovo, 1941 – 1943; Ukrainian literary analysis in Ukrainske Slovo (the Ukrainian Word), 1941

Creators:: Ukrainian Workd (Ukrainske Slovo), editoral boards and contributors (1941 -- 1942)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 11: RG-21.04.11, Ukrainian Word, No 14, August 22, 1941

A page from Ukrainian Word, a Ukrainian collaborationist wartime periodical.

Subject/Index Terms:: Announcements of anti-Jewish measures in the Ukrainian Word (Ukrainske Slovo), Stanislawow, wartime; Anti-Jewish slogans in Ukrainian periodicals under German occupation, 1941 - 1943; Anti-Jewish tone of narratives in the Ukrainian Word (Ukrainske Slovo), Stanislawow, 1941, 1942; Anti-Soviet slogans in Ukrainian periodicals under German occupation, 1941 -- 1945; Documents in Ukrainian language; Eastern Galicia (Poland: Region); Eastern Galicia (Ukraine: Region); German occupation regime in Eastern Galiciia (Western Ukraine), 1941 -- 1945; Ideology of Ukrainian Nationalism; International news in the Ukrainian Word (Ukrainske Slovo), 1941, 1942; International news in Ukrainian periodicals under German occupation, 1939 -- 1945; Ivano-Frankivsk (Ukraine); Narratives in Ukrainian language; News from the front lines in the Ukrainian Word (Ukrainske Slovo), Stanislawow, 1941, 1942; News from the front lines in Ukrainian periodicals under German occupation, 1939 -- 1945; Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists (OUN); Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists (OUN) during the Second World War in Eastern Galicia; Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists (OUN) during the Second World War in Ukraine; periodicals, Ukrainian; Persecutions of Ukrainian nationalists by the Soviet NKVD (security police); Reflections on the course of the war in the Ukrainian periodicals in German-occupied territories; Soviet Stalinist regime, 1920s -- 1950s; Stanislav (Ukraine); Stanislaviv (Poland); Stanislawow (Poland); Theory of Ukrainian Nationalism; The role of the NKVD (Soviet security police) in anti-Ukrainian actions, 1930s -- 1960s; Ukraine (1939-1945); Ukrainian-German cooperation in Eastern Galicia, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian collaborating perception of National Socialism, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian cultural and social conceptions under the auspices of Nazi Germany, 1939 -- 1944; Ukrainian illusions of revival the national state under the auspices of Nazi Germany, 1939 -- 1944; Ukrainian national aspirations under Nazi-German regime, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian perception of Nazi Germany by Ukrainian periodicals in Eastern Galicia, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian periodicals, collaborationist; Ukrainian periodicals published in General Government, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian periodicals published in Stanislawow (Stanislaviv, Stanislav, Ivano Frankivsk), wartime; Ukrainian periodicals published under German occupation regime, 1941 -- 1945; Ukrainian political conceptions under the auspices of Nazi Germany, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian social and cultural organization under the German occupation, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian Word (Ukrainske Slovo), periodical, 1941 -- 1942; Analysis of the Soviet authoritarian state in the Second World War, discourse, Ukrainske Slovo, 1941; Anti-Jewish measures in Stanislaviv, announcement in Ukrainske Slovo, 1941; Anti-Jewish narratives in Ukrainske Slovo (the Ukrainian Word), Stanislaviv, 1941; Collaboration between Ukrainian auxiliary police and German authorities, 1941 -- 1945; Creation of the Distict Galicia and its inclusion into the General Government, 1941; Creation of the Ukrainian auxiliary police in Stanislaviv, Ukrainske Slovo, 1941; District Galicia is included into the administrative division of the General Government, August 1941; Dr. Lasch, Governor of District Galicia, support to the Ukrainian independence cause, 1941; Dr. Lasch, Governor of District Galicia visits Stanislaviv, 1941; Dr. Lasch, Karl (Governor of District Galicia from August 1941--January 1942); Eastern Front, German military campaign; Eastern Front, German successful military campaign, 1941; Economic Affairs in District Galicia, 1941 -- 1944; German army in Ukraine, conquest of the Soviet Ukraine, 1941; German official orders and announcements in the Ukrainian Word (Ukrainianske Slovo, Stanislaviv); Germans prosecuted the Polish man Gajewski who assaulted a Jewish woman, Stanislaviv, 1941; German successful military offense in Ukraine, 1941; Germany (1941 -- 1945); Iaroslav Stetsko, ideology of Ukrainian nationalism; Iaroslav Stetsko, narratives, the Ukrainian Word (Ukrainske Slovo, Stanislaviv), 1941; Iaroslav Stetsko, Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists, leadership; Internal and International Jewish affairs as reflected in the discourse of the Ukrainian Word, 1941; Organization of Ukrainian Nationalist, Melnikivtsi (OUNM), 1939 -- 1945; OUNM, Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists, Melnikivtsi, Ukrainske Slovo, Stanislaviv, 1941; Price control on the food commodities exercized by German administration in District Galicia,; Prosvita, reflective discourse in the Ukrainian Word (Ukrainske Slovo, Stanislaviv), 1941; Prosvita, Ukrainian cultural and educational society founded in 19th century in Galicia; Public education in District Galicia under German occupation regime, Ukrainske Slovo, 1941; Retreat and encirclement of the Red Soviet armies in Ukraine, 1941; Secondary education in District Galicia under the German occupation regime, Ukrainske Slovo, 1941; Sich, sports and military Ukrainian public organization, 20th century; Sich, Ukrainian sports and military public organization, reflections in the Ukrainian World, 1941; Technical education in District Galicia under German occupation regime, Ukrainske Slovo, 1941; Ukraine (1941-1945); Ukrainian Civil Executive Office in Stanilsaviv, 1941, Ukrainske Slovo (the Ukrainian Word); Ukrainian civil administration in subordination to the German adminstiration in Eastern Galicia; Ukrainian economy under the German occupation regime, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian political narratives with regard to national cause, Ukrainske Slovo, Stanislaviv; Ukrainian society in Eastern Galicia, ideological support of German politics, Ukrinske Slovo, 1941; Alfred Rosenberg, Minister for the Occupied Eastern Territories; Analysis of the Ukrainian literary tradition of the 19th and 20th centuries, Ukrainske Slovo, 1941; Anti-Bolshevik propaganda, Ukrainske Slovo (the Ukrainian Word, Stanislaviv), 1941; Anti-Jewish propaganda, Ukrainske Slovo (The Ukrainian World, Stanislaviv), 1941; Dmytro Gregolynskyj, executive editor, Ukrainske Slovo (The Ukrainian Word, Stanislaviv), 1941, 1942; Editorial and program articles, Ukrainske Slovo (The Ukrainian Word, Stanilslaviv), 1941 -- 1942; General Governor, Hans Frank, visits to Eastern Galicia, 1941 - 1944, Ukrainske Slovo; German geo-politics in the Eastern Territories, 1941 -- 1945, Ukrainske Slovo; Hans Frank (Governor-General); Hans Frank, General Governor, visits to Stanislaviv, 1941, photo-documents, Ukrainske Slovo; Ost Minesterium (the East Ministry), German ministry for the eastern territories, 1941 -- 1945; Pokuttia (Ukraine: Region); Poland (1939 --1945); Reichskommissariat Ukraine (RKU); Ukrainian district committee in Stanislaviv, Ukrainske Slovo, 1941; Ukrainian Publishers of newspapers and magazines for District Galicia, 1941 - 1944; Reflections on religious holidays in Ukrainian periodicals, Ukrainske Slovo, 1941 – 1943; Ukrainian literary analysis in Ukrainske Slovo (the Ukrainian Word), 1941

Creators:: Ukrainian Workd (Ukrainske Slovo), editoral boards and contributors (1941 -- 1942)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 12: RG-21.04.12, Ukrainian Word, No 18, August 28, 1941

A page from Ukrainian Word, a Ukrainian collaborationist wartime periodical.

Subject/Index Terms:: Announcements of anti-Jewish measures in the Ukrainian Word (Ukrainske Slovo), Stanislawow, wartime; Anti-Jewish slogans in Ukrainian periodicals under German occupation, 1941 - 1943; Anti-Jewish tone of narratives in the Ukrainian Word (Ukrainske Slovo), Stanislawow, 1941, 1942; Anti-Soviet slogans in Ukrainian periodicals under German occupation, 1941 -- 1945; Documents in Ukrainian language; Eastern Galicia (Poland: Region); Eastern Galicia (Ukraine: Region); German occupation regime in Eastern Galiciia (Western Ukraine), 1941 -- 1945; Ideology of Ukrainian Nationalism; International news in the Ukrainian Word (Ukrainske Slovo), 1941, 1942; International news in Ukrainian periodicals under German occupation, 1939 -- 1945; Ivano-Frankivsk (Ukraine); Narratives in Ukrainian language; News from the front lines in the Ukrainian Word (Ukrainske Slovo), Stanislawow, 1941, 1942; News from the front lines in Ukrainian periodicals under German occupation, 1939 -- 1945; Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists (OUN); Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists (OUN) during the Second World War in Eastern Galicia; Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists (OUN) during the Second World War in Ukraine; periodicals, Ukrainian; Persecutions of Ukrainian nationalists by the Soviet NKVD (security police); Reflections on the course of the war in the Ukrainian periodicals in German-occupied territories; Soviet Stalinist regime, 1920s -- 1950s; Stanislav (Ukraine); Stanislaviv (Poland); Stanislawow (Poland); Theory of Ukrainian Nationalism; The role of the NKVD (Soviet security police) in anti-Ukrainian actions, 1930s -- 1960s; Ukraine (1939-1945); Ukrainian-German cooperation in Eastern Galicia, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian collaborating perception of National Socialism, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian cultural and social conceptions under the auspices of Nazi Germany, 1939 -- 1944; Ukrainian illusions of revival the national state under the auspices of Nazi Germany, 1939 -- 1944; Ukrainian national aspirations under Nazi-German regime, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian perception of Nazi Germany by Ukrainian periodicals in Eastern Galicia, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian periodicals, collaborationist; Ukrainian periodicals published in General Government, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian periodicals published in Stanislawow (Stanislaviv, Stanislav, Ivano Frankivsk), wartime; Ukrainian periodicals published under German occupation regime, 1941 -- 1945; Ukrainian political conceptions under the auspices of Nazi Germany, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian social and cultural organization under the German occupation, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian Word (Ukrainske Slovo), periodical, 1941 -- 1942; Analysis of the Soviet authoritarian state in the Second World War, discourse, Ukrainske Slovo, 1941; Anti-Jewish measures in Stanislaviv, announcement in Ukrainske Slovo, 1941; Anti-Jewish narratives in Ukrainske Slovo (the Ukrainian Word), Stanislaviv, 1941; Collaboration between Ukrainian auxiliary police and German authorities, 1941 -- 1945; Creation of the Distict Galicia and its inclusion into the General Government, 1941; Creation of the Ukrainian auxiliary police in Stanislaviv, Ukrainske Slovo, 1941; District Galicia is included into the administrative division of the General Government, August 1941; Dr. Lasch, Governor of District Galicia, support to the Ukrainian independence cause, 1941; Dr. Lasch, Governor of District Galicia visits Stanislaviv, 1941; Dr. Lasch, Karl (Governor of District Galicia from August 1941--January 1942); Eastern Front, German military campaign; Eastern Front, German successful military campaign, 1941; Economic Affairs in District Galicia, 1941 -- 1944; German army in Ukraine, conquest of the Soviet Ukraine, 1941; German official orders and announcements in the Ukrainian Word (Ukrainianske Slovo, Stanislaviv); Germans prosecuted the Polish man Gajewski who assaulted a Jewish woman, Stanislaviv, 1941; German successful military offense in Ukraine, 1941; Germany (1941 -- 1945); Iaroslav Stetsko, ideology of Ukrainian nationalism; Iaroslav Stetsko, narratives, the Ukrainian Word (Ukrainske Slovo, Stanislaviv), 1941; Iaroslav Stetsko, Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists, leadership; Internal and International Jewish affairs as reflected in the discourse of the Ukrainian Word, 1941; Organization of Ukrainian Nationalist, Melnikivtsi (OUNM), 1939 -- 1945; OUNM, Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists, Melnikivtsi, Ukrainske Slovo, Stanislaviv, 1941; Price control on the food commodities exercized by German administration in District Galicia,; Prosvita, reflective discourse in the Ukrainian Word (Ukrainske Slovo, Stanislaviv), 1941; Prosvita, Ukrainian cultural and educational society founded in 19th century in Galicia; Public education in District Galicia under German occupation regime, Ukrainske Slovo, 1941; Retreat and encirclement of the Red Soviet armies in Ukraine, 1941; Secondary education in District Galicia under the German occupation regime, Ukrainske Slovo, 1941; Sich, sports and military Ukrainian public organization, 20th century; Sich, Ukrainian sports and military public organization, reflections in the Ukrainian World, 1941; Technical education in District Galicia under German occupation regime, Ukrainske Slovo, 1941; Ukraine (1941-1945); Ukrainian Civil Executive Office in Stanilsaviv, 1941, Ukrainske Slovo (the Ukrainian Word); Ukrainian civil administration in subordination to the German adminstiration in Eastern Galicia; Ukrainian economy under the German occupation regime, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian political narratives with regard to national cause, Ukrainske Slovo, Stanislaviv; Ukrainian society in Eastern Galicia, ideological support of German politics, Ukrinske Slovo, 1941; Alfred Rosenberg, Minister for the Occupied Eastern Territories; Analysis of the Ukrainian literary tradition of the 19th and 20th centuries, Ukrainske Slovo, 1941; Anti-Bolshevik propaganda, Ukrainske Slovo (the Ukrainian Word, Stanislaviv), 1941; Anti-Jewish propaganda, Ukrainske Slovo (The Ukrainian World, Stanislaviv), 1941; Dmytro Gregolynskyj, executive editor, Ukrainske Slovo (The Ukrainian Word, Stanislaviv), 1941, 1942; Editorial and program articles, Ukrainske Slovo (The Ukrainian Word, Stanilslaviv), 1941 -- 1942; General Governor, Hans Frank, visits to Eastern Galicia, 1941 - 1944, Ukrainske Slovo; German geo-politics in the Eastern Territories, 1941 -- 1945, Ukrainske Slovo; Hans Frank (Governor-General); Hans Frank, General Governor, visits to Stanislaviv, 1941, photo-documents, Ukrainske Slovo; Ost Minesterium (the East Ministry), German ministry for the eastern territories, 1941 -- 1945; Pokuttia (Ukraine: Region); Poland (1939 --1945); Reichskommissariat Ukraine (RKU); Ukrainian district committee in Stanislaviv, Ukrainske Slovo, 1941; Ukrainian Publishers of newspapers and magazines for District Galicia, 1941 - 1944; Reflections on religious holidays in Ukrainian periodicals, Ukrainske Slovo, 1941 – 1943; Ukrainian literary analysis in Ukrainske Slovo (the Ukrainian Word), 1941

Creators:: Ukrainian Workd (Ukrainske Slovo), editoral boards and contributors (1941 -- 1942)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 13: RG-21.04.13, Ukrainian Word, No 15, August 24, 1941

A page from Ukrainian Word, a Ukrainian collaborationist wartime periodical.

Subject/Index Terms:: Announcements of anti-Jewish measures in the Ukrainian Word (Ukrainske Slovo), Stanislawow, wartime; Anti-Jewish slogans in Ukrainian periodicals under German occupation, 1941 - 1943; Anti-Jewish tone of narratives in the Ukrainian Word (Ukrainske Slovo), Stanislawow, 1941, 1942; Anti-Soviet slogans in Ukrainian periodicals under German occupation, 1941 -- 1945; Documents in Ukrainian language; Eastern Galicia (Poland: Region); Eastern Galicia (Ukraine: Region); German occupation regime in Eastern Galiciia (Western Ukraine), 1941 -- 1945; Ideology of Ukrainian Nationalism; International news in the Ukrainian Word (Ukrainske Slovo), 1941, 1942; International news in Ukrainian periodicals under German occupation, 1939 -- 1945; Ivano-Frankivsk (Ukraine); Narratives in Ukrainian language; News from the front lines in the Ukrainian Word (Ukrainske Slovo), Stanislawow, 1941, 1942; News from the front lines in Ukrainian periodicals under German occupation, 1939 -- 1945; Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists (OUN); Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists (OUN) during the Second World War in Eastern Galicia; Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists (OUN) during the Second World War in Ukraine; periodicals, Ukrainian; Persecutions of Ukrainian nationalists by the Soviet NKVD (security police); Reflections on the course of the war in the Ukrainian periodicals in German-occupied territories; Soviet Stalinist regime, 1920s -- 1950s; Stanislav (Ukraine); Stanislaviv (Poland); Stanislawow (Poland); Theory of Ukrainian Nationalism; The role of the NKVD (Soviet security police) in anti-Ukrainian actions, 1930s -- 1960s; Ukraine (1939-1945); Ukrainian-German cooperation in Eastern Galicia, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian collaborating perception of National Socialism, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian cultural and social conceptions under the auspices of Nazi Germany, 1939 -- 1944; Ukrainian illusions of revival the national state under the auspices of Nazi Germany, 1939 -- 1944; Ukrainian national aspirations under Nazi-German regime, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian perception of Nazi Germany by Ukrainian periodicals in Eastern Galicia, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian periodicals, collaborationist; Ukrainian periodicals published in General Government, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian periodicals published in Stanislawow (Stanislaviv, Stanislav, Ivano Frankivsk), wartime; Ukrainian periodicals published under German occupation regime, 1941 -- 1945; Ukrainian political conceptions under the auspices of Nazi Germany, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian social and cultural organization under the German occupation, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian Word (Ukrainske Slovo), periodical, 1941 -- 1942; Analysis of the Soviet authoritarian state in the Second World War, discourse, Ukrainske Slovo, 1941; Anti-Jewish measures in Stanislaviv, announcement in Ukrainske Slovo, 1941; Anti-Jewish narratives in Ukrainske Slovo (the Ukrainian Word), Stanislaviv, 1941; Collaboration between Ukrainian auxiliary police and German authorities, 1941 -- 1945; Creation of the Distict Galicia and its inclusion into the General Government, 1941; Creation of the Ukrainian auxiliary police in Stanislaviv, Ukrainske Slovo, 1941; District Galicia is included into the administrative division of the General Government, August 1941; Dr. Lasch, Governor of District Galicia, support to the Ukrainian independence cause, 1941; Dr. Lasch, Governor of District Galicia visits Stanislaviv, 1941; Dr. Lasch, Karl (Governor of District Galicia from August 1941--January 1942); Eastern Front, German military campaign; Eastern Front, German successful military campaign, 1941; Economic Affairs in District Galicia, 1941 -- 1944; German army in Ukraine, conquest of the Soviet Ukraine, 1941; German official orders and announcements in the Ukrainian Word (Ukrainianske Slovo, Stanislaviv); Germans prosecuted the Polish man Gajewski who assaulted a Jewish woman, Stanislaviv, 1941; German successful military offense in Ukraine, 1941; Germany (1941 -- 1945); Iaroslav Stetsko, ideology of Ukrainian nationalism; Iaroslav Stetsko, narratives, the Ukrainian Word (Ukrainske Slovo, Stanislaviv), 1941; Iaroslav Stetsko, Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists, leadership; Internal and International Jewish affairs as reflected in the discourse of the Ukrainian Word, 1941; Organization of Ukrainian Nationalist, Melnikivtsi (OUNM), 1939 -- 1945; OUNM, Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists, Melnikivtsi, Ukrainske Slovo, Stanislaviv, 1941; Price control on the food commodities exercized by German administration in District Galicia,; Prosvita, reflective discourse in the Ukrainian Word (Ukrainske Slovo, Stanislaviv), 1941; Prosvita, Ukrainian cultural and educational society founded in 19th century in Galicia; Public education in District Galicia under German occupation regime, Ukrainske Slovo, 1941; Retreat and encirclement of the Red Soviet armies in Ukraine, 1941; Secondary education in District Galicia under the German occupation regime, Ukrainske Slovo, 1941; Sich, sports and military Ukrainian public organization, 20th century; Sich, Ukrainian sports and military public organization, reflections in the Ukrainian World, 1941; Technical education in District Galicia under German occupation regime, Ukrainske Slovo, 1941; Ukraine (1941-1945); Ukrainian Civil Executive Office in Stanilsaviv, 1941, Ukrainske Slovo (the Ukrainian Word); Ukrainian civil administration in subordination to the German adminstiration in Eastern Galicia; Ukrainian economy under the German occupation regime, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian political narratives with regard to national cause, Ukrainske Slovo, Stanislaviv; Ukrainian society in Eastern Galicia, ideological support of German politics, Ukrinske Slovo, 1941; Alfred Rosenberg, Minister for the Occupied Eastern Territories; Analysis of the Ukrainian literary tradition of the 19th and 20th centuries, Ukrainske Slovo, 1941; Anti-Bolshevik propaganda, Ukrainske Slovo (the Ukrainian Word, Stanislaviv), 1941; Anti-Jewish propaganda, Ukrainske Slovo (The Ukrainian World, Stanislaviv), 1941; Dmytro Gregolynskyj, executive editor, Ukrainske Slovo (The Ukrainian Word, Stanislaviv), 1941, 1942; Editorial and program articles, Ukrainske Slovo (The Ukrainian Word, Stanilslaviv), 1941 -- 1942; General Governor, Hans Frank, visits to Eastern Galicia, 1941 - 1944, Ukrainske Slovo; German geo-politics in the Eastern Territories, 1941 -- 1945, Ukrainske Slovo; Hans Frank (Governor-General); Hans Frank, General Governor, visits to Stanislaviv, 1941, photo-documents, Ukrainske Slovo; Ost Minesterium (the East Ministry), German ministry for the eastern territories, 1941 -- 1945; Pokuttia (Ukraine: Region); Poland (1939 --1945); Reichskommissariat Ukraine (RKU); Ukrainian district committee in Stanislaviv, Ukrainske Slovo, 1941; Ukrainian Publishers of newspapers and magazines for District Galicia, 1941 - 1944; Reflections on religious holidays in Ukrainian periodicals, Ukrainske Slovo, 1941 – 1943; Ukrainian literary analysis in Ukrainske Slovo (the Ukrainian Word), 1941

Creators:: Ukrainian Workd (Ukrainske Slovo), editoral boards and contributors (1941 -- 1942)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 14: RG-21.04.14, Ukrainian Word, No 18, August 31, 1941

A page from Ukrainian Word, a Ukrainian collaborationist wartime periodical.

Subject/Index Terms:: Announcements of anti-Jewish measures in the Ukrainian Word (Ukrainske Slovo), Stanislawow, wartime; Anti-Jewish slogans in Ukrainian periodicals under German occupation, 1941 - 1943; Anti-Jewish tone of narratives in the Ukrainian Word (Ukrainske Slovo), Stanislawow, 1941, 1942; Anti-Soviet slogans in Ukrainian periodicals under German occupation, 1941 -- 1945; Documents in Ukrainian language; Eastern Galicia (Poland: Region); Eastern Galicia (Ukraine: Region); German occupation regime in Eastern Galiciia (Western Ukraine), 1941 -- 1945; Ideology of Ukrainian Nationalism; International news in the Ukrainian Word (Ukrainske Slovo), 1941, 1942; International news in Ukrainian periodicals under German occupation, 1939 -- 1945; Ivano-Frankivsk (Ukraine); Narratives in Ukrainian language; News from the front lines in the Ukrainian Word (Ukrainske Slovo), Stanislawow, 1941, 1942; News from the front lines in Ukrainian periodicals under German occupation, 1939 -- 1945; Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists (OUN); Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists (OUN) during the Second World War in Eastern Galicia; Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists (OUN) during the Second World War in Ukraine; periodicals, Ukrainian; Persecutions of Ukrainian nationalists by the Soviet NKVD (security police); Reflections on the course of the war in the Ukrainian periodicals in German-occupied territories; Soviet Stalinist regime, 1920s -- 1950s; Stanislav (Ukraine); Stanislaviv (Poland); Stanislawow (Poland); Theory of Ukrainian Nationalism; The role of the NKVD (Soviet security police) in anti-Ukrainian actions, 1930s -- 1960s; Ukraine (1939-1945); Ukrainian-German cooperation in Eastern Galicia, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian collaborating perception of National Socialism, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian cultural and social conceptions under the auspices of Nazi Germany, 1939 -- 1944; Ukrainian illusions of revival the national state under the auspices of Nazi Germany, 1939 -- 1944; Ukrainian national aspirations under Nazi-German regime, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian perception of Nazi Germany by Ukrainian periodicals in Eastern Galicia, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian periodicals, collaborationist; Ukrainian periodicals published in General Government, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian periodicals published in Stanislawow (Stanislaviv, Stanislav, Ivano Frankivsk), wartime; Ukrainian periodicals published under German occupation regime, 1941 -- 1945; Ukrainian political conceptions under the auspices of Nazi Germany, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian social and cultural organization under the German occupation, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian Word (Ukrainske Slovo), periodical, 1941 -- 1942; Analysis of the Soviet authoritarian state in the Second World War, discourse, Ukrainske Slovo, 1941; Anti-Jewish measures in Stanislaviv, announcement in Ukrainske Slovo, 1941; Anti-Jewish narratives in Ukrainske Slovo (the Ukrainian Word), Stanislaviv, 1941; Collaboration between Ukrainian auxiliary police and German authorities, 1941 -- 1945; Creation of the Distict Galicia and its inclusion into the General Government, 1941; Creation of the Ukrainian auxiliary police in Stanislaviv, Ukrainske Slovo, 1941; District Galicia is included into the administrative division of the General Government, August 1941; Dr. Lasch, Governor of District Galicia, support to the Ukrainian independence cause, 1941; Dr. Lasch, Governor of District Galicia visits Stanislaviv, 1941; Dr. Lasch, Karl (Governor of District Galicia from August 1941--January 1942); Eastern Front, German military campaign; Eastern Front, German successful military campaign, 1941; Economic Affairs in District Galicia, 1941 -- 1944; German army in Ukraine, conquest of the Soviet Ukraine, 1941; German official orders and announcements in the Ukrainian Word (Ukrainianske Slovo, Stanislaviv); Germans prosecuted the Polish man Gajewski who assaulted a Jewish woman, Stanislaviv, 1941; German successful military offense in Ukraine, 1941; Germany (1941 -- 1945); Iaroslav Stetsko, ideology of Ukrainian nationalism; Iaroslav Stetsko, narratives, the Ukrainian Word (Ukrainske Slovo, Stanislaviv), 1941; Iaroslav Stetsko, Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists, leadership; Internal and International Jewish affairs as reflected in the discourse of the Ukrainian Word, 1941; Organization of Ukrainian Nationalist, Melnikivtsi (OUNM), 1939 -- 1945; OUNM, Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists, Melnikivtsi, Ukrainske Slovo, Stanislaviv, 1941; Price control on the food commodities exercized by German administration in District Galicia,; Prosvita, reflective discourse in the Ukrainian Word (Ukrainske Slovo, Stanislaviv), 1941; Prosvita, Ukrainian cultural and educational society founded in 19th century in Galicia; Public education in District Galicia under German occupation regime, Ukrainske Slovo, 1941; Retreat and encirclement of the Red Soviet armies in Ukraine, 1941; Secondary education in District Galicia under the German occupation regime, Ukrainske Slovo, 1941; Sich, sports and military Ukrainian public organization, 20th century; Sich, Ukrainian sports and military public organization, reflections in the Ukrainian World, 1941; Technical education in District Galicia under German occupation regime, Ukrainske Slovo, 1941; Ukraine (1941-1945); Ukrainian Civil Executive Office in Stanilsaviv, 1941, Ukrainske Slovo (the Ukrainian Word); Ukrainian civil administration in subordination to the German adminstiration in Eastern Galicia; Ukrainian economy under the German occupation regime, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian political narratives with regard to national cause, Ukrainske Slovo, Stanislaviv; Ukrainian society in Eastern Galicia, ideological support of German politics, Ukrinske Slovo, 1941; Alfred Rosenberg, Minister for the Occupied Eastern Territories; Analysis of the Ukrainian literary tradition of the 19th and 20th centuries, Ukrainske Slovo, 1941; Anti-Bolshevik propaganda, Ukrainske Slovo (the Ukrainian Word, Stanislaviv), 1941; Anti-Jewish propaganda, Ukrainske Slovo (The Ukrainian World, Stanislaviv), 1941; Dmytro Gregolynskyj, executive editor, Ukrainske Slovo (The Ukrainian Word, Stanislaviv), 1941, 1942; Editorial and program articles, Ukrainske Slovo (The Ukrainian Word, Stanilslaviv), 1941 -- 1942; General Governor, Hans Frank, visits to Eastern Galicia, 1941 - 1944, Ukrainske Slovo; German geo-politics in the Eastern Territories, 1941 -- 1945, Ukrainske Slovo; Hans Frank (Governor-General); Hans Frank, General Governor, visits to Stanislaviv, 1941, photo-documents, Ukrainske Slovo; Ost Minesterium (the East Ministry), German ministry for the eastern territories, 1941 -- 1945; Pokuttia (Ukraine: Region); Poland (1939 --1945); Reichskommissariat Ukraine (RKU); Ukrainian district committee in Stanislaviv, Ukrainske Slovo, 1941; Ukrainian Publishers of newspapers and magazines for District Galicia, 1941 - 1944; Reflections on religious holidays in Ukrainian periodicals, Ukrainske Slovo, 1941 – 1943; Ukrainian literary analysis in Ukrainske Slovo (the Ukrainian Word), 1941

Creators:: Ukrainian Workd (Ukrainske Slovo), editoral boards and contributors (1941 -- 1942)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 15: RG-21.04.15, Ukrainian Word, No 21, September 21, 1941

A page from Ukrainian Word, a Ukrainian collaborationist wartime periodical.

Subject/Index Terms:: Announcements of anti-Jewish measures in the Ukrainian Word (Ukrainske Slovo), Stanislawow, wartime; Anti-Jewish slogans in Ukrainian periodicals under German occupation, 1941 - 1943; Anti-Jewish tone of narratives in the Ukrainian Word (Ukrainske Slovo), Stanislawow, 1941, 1942; Anti-Soviet slogans in Ukrainian periodicals under German occupation, 1941 -- 1945; Documents in Ukrainian language; Eastern Galicia (Poland: Region); Eastern Galicia (Ukraine: Region); German occupation regime in Eastern Galiciia (Western Ukraine), 1941 -- 1945; Ideology of Ukrainian Nationalism; International news in the Ukrainian Word (Ukrainske Slovo), 1941, 1942; International news in Ukrainian periodicals under German occupation, 1939 -- 1945; Ivano-Frankivsk (Ukraine); Narratives in Ukrainian language; News from the front lines in the Ukrainian Word (Ukrainske Slovo), Stanislawow, 1941, 1942; News from the front lines in Ukrainian periodicals under German occupation, 1939 -- 1945; Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists (OUN); Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists (OUN) during the Second World War in Eastern Galicia; Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists (OUN) during the Second World War in Ukraine; periodicals, Ukrainian; Persecutions of Ukrainian nationalists by the Soviet NKVD (security police); Reflections on the course of the war in the Ukrainian periodicals in German-occupied territories; Soviet Stalinist regime, 1920s -- 1950s; Stanislav (Ukraine); Stanislaviv (Poland); Stanislawow (Poland); Theory of Ukrainian Nationalism; The role of the NKVD (Soviet security police) in anti-Ukrainian actions, 1930s -- 1960s; Ukraine (1939-1945); Ukrainian-German cooperation in Eastern Galicia, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian collaborating perception of National Socialism, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian cultural and social conceptions under the auspices of Nazi Germany, 1939 -- 1944; Ukrainian illusions of revival the national state under the auspices of Nazi Germany, 1939 -- 1944; Ukrainian national aspirations under Nazi-German regime, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian perception of Nazi Germany by Ukrainian periodicals in Eastern Galicia, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian periodicals, collaborationist; Ukrainian periodicals published in General Government, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian periodicals published in Stanislawow (Stanislaviv, Stanislav, Ivano Frankivsk), wartime; Ukrainian periodicals published under German occupation regime, 1941 -- 1945; Ukrainian political conceptions under the auspices of Nazi Germany, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian social and cultural organization under the German occupation, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian Word (Ukrainske Slovo), periodical, 1941 -- 1942; Analysis of the Soviet authoritarian state in the Second World War, discourse, Ukrainske Slovo, 1941; Anti-Jewish measures in Stanislaviv, announcement in Ukrainske Slovo, 1941; Anti-Jewish narratives in Ukrainske Slovo (the Ukrainian Word), Stanislaviv, 1941; Collaboration between Ukrainian auxiliary police and German authorities, 1941 -- 1945; Creation of the Distict Galicia and its inclusion into the General Government, 1941; Creation of the Ukrainian auxiliary police in Stanislaviv, Ukrainske Slovo, 1941; Dr. Lasch, Governor of District Galicia, support to the Ukrainian independence cause, 1941; Dr. Lasch, Governor of District Galicia visits Stanislaviv, 1941; Dr. Lasch, Karl (Governor of District Galicia from August 1941--January 1942); Eastern Front, German military campaign; Eastern Front, German successful military campaign, 1941; Economic Affairs in District Galicia, 1941 -- 1944; German army in Ukraine, conquest of the Soviet Ukraine, 1941; German official orders and announcements in the Ukrainian Word (Ukrainianske Slovo, Stanislaviv); Germans prosecuted the Polish man Gajewski who assaulted a Jewish woman, Stanislaviv, 1941; German successful military offense in Ukraine, 1941; Germany (1941 -- 1945); Iaroslav Stetsko, ideology of Ukrainian nationalism; Iaroslav Stetsko, narratives, the Ukrainian Word (Ukrainske Slovo, Stanislaviv), 1941; Iaroslav Stetsko, Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists, leadership; Internal and International Jewish affairs as reflected in the discourse of the Ukrainian Word, 1941; Organization of Ukrainian Nationalist, Melnikivtsi (OUNM), 1939 -- 1945; OUNM, Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists, Melnikivtsi, Ukrainske Slovo, Stanislaviv, 1941; Price control on the food commodities exercized by German administration in District Galicia,; Prosvita, reflective discourse in the Ukrainian Word (Ukrainske Slovo, Stanislaviv), 1941; Prosvita, Ukrainian cultural and educational society founded in 19th century in Galicia; Public education in District Galicia under German occupation regime, Ukrainske Slovo, 1941; Retreat and encirclement of the Red Soviet armies in Ukraine, 1941; Secondary education in District Galicia under the German occupation regime, Ukrainske Slovo, 1941; Sich, sports and military Ukrainian public organization, 20th century; Sich, Ukrainian sports and military public organization, reflections in the Ukrainian World, 1941; Technical education in District Galicia under German occupation regime, Ukrainske Slovo, 1941; Ukraine (1941-1945); Ukrainian Civil Executive Office in Stanilsaviv, 1941, Ukrainske Slovo (the Ukrainian Word); Ukrainian civil administration in subordination to the German adminstiration in Eastern Galicia; Ukrainian economy under the German occupation regime, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian political narratives with regard to national cause, Ukrainske Slovo, Stanislaviv; Ukrainian society in Eastern Galicia, ideological support of German politics, Ukrinske Slovo, 1941; Alfred Rosenberg, Minister for the Occupied Eastern Territories; Analysis of the Ukrainian literary tradition of the 19th and 20th centuries, Ukrainske Slovo, 1941; Anti-Bolshevik propaganda, Ukrainske Slovo (the Ukrainian Word, Stanislaviv), 1941; Anti-Jewish propaganda, Ukrainske Slovo (The Ukrainian World, Stanislaviv), 1941; Dmytro Gregolynskyj, executive editor, Ukrainske Slovo (The Ukrainian Word, Stanislaviv), 1941, 1942; Editorial and program articles, Ukrainske Slovo (The Ukrainian Word, Stanilslaviv), 1941 -- 1942; General Governor, Hans Frank, visits to Eastern Galicia, 1941 - 1944, Ukrainske Slovo; German geo-politics in the Eastern Territories, 1941 -- 1945, Ukrainske Slovo; Hans Frank (Governor-General); Hans Frank, General Governor, visits to Stanislaviv, 1941, photo-documents, Ukrainske Slovo; Ost Minesterium (the East Ministry), German ministry for the eastern territories, 1941 -- 1945; Pokuttia (Ukraine: Region); Poland (1939 --1945); Reichskommissariat Ukraine (RKU); Ukrainian district committee in Stanislaviv, Ukrainske Slovo, 1941; Ukrainian Publishers of newspapers and magazines for District Galicia, 1941 - 1944; Reflections on religious holidays in Ukrainian periodicals, Ukrainske Slovo, 1941 – 1943; Ukrainian literary analysis in Ukrainske Slovo (the Ukrainian Word), 1941

Creators:: Ukrainian Workd (Ukrainske Slovo), editoral boards and contributors (1941 -- 1942)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 16: RG-21.04.16, Ukrainian Word, No 23, September 30, 1941

A page from Ukrainian Word, a Ukrainian collaborationist wartime periodical.

Subject/Index Terms:: Announcements of anti-Jewish measures in the Ukrainian Word (Ukrainske Slovo), Stanislawow, wartime; Anti-Jewish slogans in Ukrainian periodicals under German occupation, 1941 - 1943; Anti-Jewish tone of narratives in the Ukrainian Word (Ukrainske Slovo), Stanislawow, 1941, 1942; Anti-Soviet slogans in Ukrainian periodicals under German occupation, 1941 -- 1945; Documents in Ukrainian language; Eastern Galicia (Poland: Region); Eastern Galicia (Ukraine: Region); German occupation regime in Eastern Galiciia (Western Ukraine), 1941 -- 1945; Ideology of Ukrainian Nationalism; International news in the Ukrainian Word (Ukrainske Slovo), 1941, 1942; International news in Ukrainian periodicals under German occupation, 1939 -- 1945; Ivano-Frankivsk (Ukraine); Narratives in Ukrainian language; News from the front lines in the Ukrainian Word (Ukrainske Slovo), Stanislawow, 1941, 1942; News from the front lines in Ukrainian periodicals under German occupation, 1939 -- 1945; Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists (OUN); Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists (OUN) during the Second World War in Eastern Galicia; Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists (OUN) during the Second World War in Ukraine; periodicals, Ukrainian; Persecutions of Ukrainian nationalists by the Soviet NKVD (security police); Reflections on the course of the war in the Ukrainian periodicals in German-occupied territories; Soviet Stalinist regime, 1920s -- 1950s; Stanislav (Ukraine); Stanislaviv (Poland); Stanislawow (Poland); Theory of Ukrainian Nationalism; The role of the NKVD (Soviet security police) in anti-Ukrainian actions, 1930s -- 1960s; Ukraine (1939-1945); Ukrainian-German cooperation in Eastern Galicia, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian collaborating perception of National Socialism, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian cultural and social conceptions under the auspices of Nazi Germany, 1939 -- 1944; Ukrainian illusions of revival the national state under the auspices of Nazi Germany, 1939 -- 1944; Ukrainian national aspirations under Nazi-German regime, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian perception of Nazi Germany by Ukrainian periodicals in Eastern Galicia, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian periodicals, collaborationist; Ukrainian periodicals published in General Government, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian periodicals published in Stanislawow (Stanislaviv, Stanislav, Ivano Frankivsk), wartime; Ukrainian periodicals published under German occupation regime, 1941 -- 1945; Ukrainian political conceptions under the auspices of Nazi Germany, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian social and cultural organization under the German occupation, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian Word (Ukrainske Slovo), periodical, 1941 -- 1942; Analysis of the Soviet authoritarian state in the Second World War, discourse, Ukrainske Slovo, 1941; Anti-Jewish measures in Stanislaviv, announcement in Ukrainske Slovo, 1941; Anti-Jewish narratives in Ukrainske Slovo (the Ukrainian Word), Stanislaviv, 1941; Collaboration between Ukrainian auxiliary police and German authorities, 1941 -- 1945; Creation of the Distict Galicia and its inclusion into the General Government, 1941; Creation of the Ukrainian auxiliary police in Stanislaviv, Ukrainske Slovo, 1941; Dr. Lasch, Governor of District Galicia, support to the Ukrainian independence cause, 1941; Dr. Lasch, Governor of District Galicia visits Stanislaviv, 1941; Dr. Lasch, Karl (Governor of District Galicia from August 1941--January 1942); Eastern Front, German military campaign; Eastern Front, German successful military campaign, 1941; Economic Affairs in District Galicia, 1941 -- 1944; German army in Ukraine, conquest of the Soviet Ukraine, 1941; German official orders and announcements in the Ukrainian Word (Ukrainianske Slovo, Stanislaviv); Germans prosecuted the Polish man Gajewski who assaulted a Jewish woman, Stanislaviv, 1941; German successful military offense in Ukraine, 1941; Germany (1941 -- 1945); Iaroslav Stetsko, ideology of Ukrainian nationalism; Iaroslav Stetsko, narratives, the Ukrainian Word (Ukrainske Slovo, Stanislaviv), 1941; Iaroslav Stetsko, Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists, leadership; Internal and International Jewish affairs as reflected in the discourse of the Ukrainian Word, 1941; Organization of Ukrainian Nationalist, Melnikivtsi (OUNM), 1939 -- 1945; OUNM, Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists, Melnikivtsi, Ukrainske Slovo, Stanislaviv, 1941; Price control on the food commodities exercized by German administration in District Galicia,; Prosvita, reflective discourse in the Ukrainian Word (Ukrainske Slovo, Stanislaviv), 1941; Prosvita, Ukrainian cultural and educational society founded in 19th century in Galicia; Public education in District Galicia under German occupation regime, Ukrainske Slovo, 1941; Retreat and encirclement of the Red Soviet armies in Ukraine, 1941; Secondary education in District Galicia under the German occupation regime, Ukrainske Slovo, 1941; Sich, sports and military Ukrainian public organization, 20th century; Sich, Ukrainian sports and military public organization, reflections in the Ukrainian World, 1941; Technical education in District Galicia under German occupation regime, Ukrainske Slovo, 1941; Ukraine (1941-1945); Ukrainian Civil Executive Office in Stanilsaviv, 1941, Ukrainske Slovo (the Ukrainian Word); Ukrainian civil administration in subordination to the German adminstiration in Eastern Galicia; Ukrainian economy under the German occupation regime, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian political narratives with regard to national cause, Ukrainske Slovo, Stanislaviv; Ukrainian society in Eastern Galicia, ideological support of German politics, Ukrinske Slovo, 1941; Alfred Rosenberg, Minister for the Occupied Eastern Territories; Analysis of the Ukrainian literary tradition of the 19th and 20th centuries, Ukrainske Slovo, 1941; Anti-Bolshevik propaganda, Ukrainske Slovo (the Ukrainian Word, Stanislaviv), 1941; Anti-Jewish propaganda, Ukrainske Slovo (The Ukrainian World, Stanislaviv), 1941; Dmytro Gregolynskyj, executive editor, Ukrainske Slovo (The Ukrainian Word, Stanislaviv), 1941, 1942; Editorial and program articles, Ukrainske Slovo (The Ukrainian Word, Stanilslaviv), 1941 -- 1942; General Governor, Hans Frank, visits to Eastern Galicia, 1941 - 1944, Ukrainske Slovo; German geo-politics in the Eastern Territories, 1941 -- 1945, Ukrainske Slovo; Hans Frank (Governor-General); Hans Frank, General Governor, visits to Stanislaviv, 1941, photo-documents, Ukrainske Slovo; Ost Minesterium (the East Ministry), German ministry for the eastern territories, 1941 -- 1945; Pokuttia (Ukraine: Region); Poland (1939 --1945); Reichskommissariat Ukraine (RKU); Ukrainian district committee in Stanislaviv, Ukrainske Slovo, 1941; Ukrainian Publishers of newspapers and magazines for District Galicia, 1941 - 1944; Reflections on religious holidays in Ukrainian periodicals, Ukrainske Slovo, 1941 – 1943; Ukrainian literary analysis in Ukrainske Slovo (the Ukrainian Word), 1941

Creators:: Ukrainian Workd (Ukrainske Slovo), editoral boards and contributors (1941 -- 1942)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 17: RG-21.04.17, Ukrainian Word, No 25, October 22, 1941

A page from Ukrainian Word, a Ukrainian collaborationist wartime periodical.

Subject/Index Terms:: Announcements of anti-Jewish measures in the Ukrainian Word (Ukrainske Slovo), Stanislawow, wartime; Anti-Jewish slogans in Ukrainian periodicals under German occupation, 1941 - 1943; Anti-Jewish tone of narratives in the Ukrainian Word (Ukrainske Slovo), Stanislawow, 1941, 1942; Anti-Soviet slogans in Ukrainian periodicals under German occupation, 1941 -- 1945; Documents in Ukrainian language; Eastern Galicia (Poland: Region); Eastern Galicia (Ukraine: Region); German occupation regime in Eastern Galiciia (Western Ukraine), 1941 -- 1945; Ideology of Ukrainian Nationalism; International news in the Ukrainian Word (Ukrainske Slovo), 1941, 1942; International news in Ukrainian periodicals under German occupation, 1939 -- 1945; Ivano-Frankivsk (Ukraine); Narratives in Ukrainian language; News from the front lines in the Ukrainian Word (Ukrainske Slovo), Stanislawow, 1941, 1942; News from the front lines in Ukrainian periodicals under German occupation, 1939 -- 1945; Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists (OUN); Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists (OUN) during the Second World War in Eastern Galicia; Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists (OUN) during the Second World War in Ukraine; periodicals, Ukrainian; Persecutions of Ukrainian nationalists by the Soviet NKVD (security police); Reflections on the course of the war in the Ukrainian periodicals in German-occupied territories; Soviet Stalinist regime, 1920s -- 1950s; Stanislav (Ukraine); Stanislaviv (Poland); Stanislawow (Poland); Theory of Ukrainian Nationalism; The role of the NKVD (Soviet security police) in anti-Ukrainian actions, 1930s -- 1960s; Ukraine (1939-1945); Ukrainian-German cooperation in Eastern Galicia, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian collaborating perception of National Socialism, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian cultural and social conceptions under the auspices of Nazi Germany, 1939 -- 1944; Ukrainian illusions of revival the national state under the auspices of Nazi Germany, 1939 -- 1944; Ukrainian national aspirations under Nazi-German regime, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian perception of Nazi Germany by Ukrainian periodicals in Eastern Galicia, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian periodicals, collaborationist; Ukrainian periodicals published in General Government, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian periodicals published in Stanislawow (Stanislaviv, Stanislav, Ivano Frankivsk), wartime; Ukrainian periodicals published under German occupation regime, 1941 -- 1945; Ukrainian political conceptions under the auspices of Nazi Germany, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian social and cultural organization under the German occupation, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian Word (Ukrainske Slovo), periodical, 1941 -- 1942; Analysis of the Soviet authoritarian state in the Second World War, discourse, Ukrainske Slovo, 1941; Anti-Jewish measures in Stanislaviv, announcement in Ukrainske Slovo, 1941; Anti-Jewish narratives in Ukrainske Slovo (the Ukrainian Word), Stanislaviv, 1941; Collaboration between Ukrainian auxiliary police and German authorities, 1941 -- 1945; Creation of the Distict Galicia and its inclusion into the General Government, 1941; Creation of the Ukrainian auxiliary police in Stanislaviv, Ukrainske Slovo, 1941; Dr. Lasch, Governor of District Galicia, support to the Ukrainian independence cause, 1941; Dr. Lasch, Governor of District Galicia visits Stanislaviv, 1941; Dr. Lasch, Karl (Governor of District Galicia from August 1941--January 1942); Eastern Front, German military campaign; Eastern Front, German successful military campaign, 1941; Economic Affairs in District Galicia, 1941 -- 1944; German army in Ukraine, conquest of the Soviet Ukraine, 1941; German official orders and announcements in the Ukrainian Word (Ukrainianske Slovo, Stanislaviv); Germans prosecuted the Polish man Gajewski who assaulted a Jewish woman, Stanislaviv, 1941; German successful military offense in Ukraine, 1941; Germany (1941 -- 1945); Iaroslav Stetsko, ideology of Ukrainian nationalism; Iaroslav Stetsko, narratives, the Ukrainian Word (Ukrainske Slovo, Stanislaviv), 1941; Iaroslav Stetsko, Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists, leadership; Internal and International Jewish affairs as reflected in the discourse of the Ukrainian Word, 1941; Organization of Ukrainian Nationalist, Melnikivtsi (OUNM), 1939 -- 1945; OUNM, Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists, Melnikivtsi, Ukrainske Slovo, Stanislaviv, 1941; Price control on the food commodities exercized by German administration in District Galicia,; Prosvita, reflective discourse in the Ukrainian Word (Ukrainske Slovo, Stanislaviv), 1941; Prosvita, Ukrainian cultural and educational society founded in 19th century in Galicia; Public education in District Galicia under German occupation regime, Ukrainske Slovo, 1941; Retreat and encirclement of the Red Soviet armies in Ukraine, 1941; Secondary education in District Galicia under the German occupation regime, Ukrainske Slovo, 1941; Sich, sports and military Ukrainian public organization, 20th century; Sich, Ukrainian sports and military public organization, reflections in the Ukrainian World, 1941; Technical education in District Galicia under German occupation regime, Ukrainske Slovo, 1941; Ukraine (1941-1945); Ukrainian Civil Executive Office in Stanilsaviv, 1941, Ukrainske Slovo (the Ukrainian Word); Ukrainian civil administration in subordination to the German adminstiration in Eastern Galicia; Ukrainian economy under the German occupation regime, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian political narratives with regard to national cause, Ukrainske Slovo, Stanislaviv; Ukrainian society in Eastern Galicia, ideological support of German politics, Ukrinske Slovo, 1941; Alfred Rosenberg, Minister for the Occupied Eastern Territories; Analysis of the Ukrainian literary tradition of the 19th and 20th centuries, Ukrainske Slovo, 1941; Anti-Bolshevik propaganda, Ukrainske Slovo (the Ukrainian Word, Stanislaviv), 1941; Anti-Jewish propaganda, Ukrainske Slovo (The Ukrainian World, Stanislaviv), 1941; Dmytro Gregolynskyj, executive editor, Ukrainske Slovo (The Ukrainian Word, Stanislaviv), 1941, 1942; Editorial and program articles, Ukrainske Slovo (The Ukrainian Word, Stanilslaviv), 1941 -- 1942; General Governor, Hans Frank, visits to Eastern Galicia, 1941 - 1944, Ukrainske Slovo; German geo-politics in the Eastern Territories, 1941 -- 1945, Ukrainske Slovo; Hans Frank (Governor-General); Hans Frank, General Governor, visits to Stanislaviv, 1941, photo-documents, Ukrainske Slovo; Ost Minesterium (the East Ministry), German ministry for the eastern territories, 1941 -- 1945; Pokuttia (Ukraine: Region); Poland (1939 --1945); Reichskommissariat Ukraine (RKU); Ukrainian district committee in Stanislaviv, Ukrainske Slovo, 1941; Ukrainian Publishers of newspapers and magazines for District Galicia, 1941 - 1944; Reflections on religious holidays in Ukrainian periodicals, Ukrainske Slovo, 1941 – 1943; Ukrainian literary analysis in Ukrainske Slovo (the Ukrainian Word), 1941

Creators:: Ukrainian Workd (Ukrainske Slovo), editoral boards and contributors (1941 -- 1942)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 18: RG-21.04.18, Ukrainian Word, No 26, November 25, 1941

A page from Ukrainian Word, a Ukrainian collaborationist wartime periodical.

Subject/Index Terms:: Announcements of anti-Jewish measures in the Ukrainian Word (Ukrainske Slovo), Stanislawow, wartime; Anti-Jewish slogans in Ukrainian periodicals under German occupation, 1941 - 1943; Anti-Jewish tone of narratives in the Ukrainian Word (Ukrainske Slovo), Stanislawow, 1941, 1942; Anti-Soviet slogans in Ukrainian periodicals under German occupation, 1941 -- 1945; Documents in Ukrainian language; Eastern Galicia (Poland: Region); Eastern Galicia (Ukraine: Region); German occupation regime in Eastern Galiciia (Western Ukraine), 1941 -- 1945; Ideology of Ukrainian Nationalism; International news in the Ukrainian Word (Ukrainske Slovo), 1941, 1942; International news in Ukrainian periodicals under German occupation, 1939 -- 1945; Ivano-Frankivsk (Ukraine); Narratives in Ukrainian language; News from the front lines in the Ukrainian Word (Ukrainske Slovo), Stanislawow, 1941, 1942; News from the front lines in Ukrainian periodicals under German occupation, 1939 -- 1945; Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists (OUN); Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists (OUN) during the Second World War in Eastern Galicia; Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists (OUN) during the Second World War in Ukraine; periodicals, Ukrainian; Persecutions of Ukrainian nationalists by the Soviet NKVD (security police); Reflections on the course of the war in the Ukrainian periodicals in German-occupied territories; Soviet Stalinist regime, 1920s -- 1950s; Stanislav (Ukraine); Stanislaviv (Poland); Stanislawow (Poland); Theory of Ukrainian Nationalism; The role of the NKVD (Soviet security police) in anti-Ukrainian actions, 1930s -- 1960s; Ukraine (1939-1945); Ukrainian-German cooperation in Eastern Galicia, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian collaborating perception of National Socialism, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian cultural and social conceptions under the auspices of Nazi Germany, 1939 -- 1944; Ukrainian illusions of revival the national state under the auspices of Nazi Germany, 1939 -- 1944; Ukrainian national aspirations under Nazi-German regime, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian perception of Nazi Germany by Ukrainian periodicals in Eastern Galicia, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian periodicals, collaborationist; Ukrainian periodicals published in General Government, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian periodicals published in Stanislawow (Stanislaviv, Stanislav, Ivano Frankivsk), wartime; Ukrainian periodicals published under German occupation regime, 1941 -- 1945; Ukrainian political conceptions under the auspices of Nazi Germany, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian social and cultural organization under the German occupation, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian Word (Ukrainske Slovo), periodical, 1941 -- 1942; Anti-Jewish measures in Stanislaviv, announcement in Ukrainske Slovo, 1941; Analysis of the Soviet authoritarian state in the Second World War, discourse, Ukrainske Slovo, 1941; Anti-Jewish narratives in Ukrainske Slovo (the Ukrainian Word), Stanislaviv, 1941; Collaboration between Ukrainian auxiliary police and German authorities, 1941 -- 1945; Creation of the Distict Galicia and its inclusion into the General Government, 1941; Creation of the Ukrainian auxiliary police in Stanislaviv, Ukrainske Slovo, 1941; Dr. Lasch, Governor of District Galicia, support to the Ukrainian independence cause, 1941; Dr. Lasch, Governor of District Galicia visits Stanislaviv, 1941; Dr. Lasch, Karl (Governor of District Galicia from August 1941--January 1942); Eastern Front, German military campaign; Eastern Front, German successful military campaign, 1941; Economic Affairs in District Galicia, 1941 -- 1944; German army in Ukraine, conquest of the Soviet Ukraine, 1941; German official orders and announcements in the Ukrainian Word (Ukrainianske Slovo, Stanislaviv); Germans prosecuted the Polish man Gajewski who assaulted a Jewish woman, Stanislaviv, 1941; German successful military offense in Ukraine, 1941; Germany (1941 -- 1945); Iaroslav Stetsko, ideology of Ukrainian nationalism; Iaroslav Stetsko, narratives, the Ukrainian Word (Ukrainske Slovo, Stanislaviv), 1941; Iaroslav Stetsko, Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists, leadership; Internal and International Jewish affairs as reflected in the discourse of the Ukrainian Word, 1941; Organization of Ukrainian Nationalist, Melnikivtsi (OUNM), 1939 -- 1945; OUNM, Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists, Melnikivtsi, Ukrainske Slovo, Stanislaviv, 1941; Price control on the food commodities exercized by German administration in District Galicia,; Prosvita, reflective discourse in the Ukrainian Word (Ukrainske Slovo, Stanislaviv), 1941; Prosvita, Ukrainian cultural and educational society founded in 19th century in Galicia; Public education in District Galicia under German occupation regime, Ukrainske Slovo, 1941; Retreat and encirclement of the Red Soviet armies in Ukraine, 1941; Secondary education in District Galicia under the German occupation regime, Ukrainske Slovo, 1941; Sich, sports and military Ukrainian public organization, 20th century; Sich, Ukrainian sports and military public organization, reflections in the Ukrainian World, 1941; Technical education in District Galicia under German occupation regime, Ukrainske Slovo, 1941; Ukraine (1941-1945); Ukrainian Civil Executive Office in Stanilsaviv, 1941, Ukrainske Slovo (the Ukrainian Word); Ukrainian civil administration in subordination to the German adminstiration in Eastern Galicia; Ukrainian economy under the German occupation regime, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian political narratives with regard to national cause, Ukrainske Slovo, Stanislaviv; Ukrainian society in Eastern Galicia, ideological support of German politics, Ukrinske Slovo, 1941; Alfred Rosenberg, Minister for the Occupied Eastern Territories; Analysis of the Ukrainian literary tradition of the 19th and 20th centuries, Ukrainske Slovo, 1941; Anti-Bolshevik propaganda, Ukrainske Slovo (the Ukrainian Word, Stanislaviv), 1941; Anti-Jewish propaganda, Ukrainske Slovo (The Ukrainian World, Stanislaviv), 1941; Dmytro Gregolynskyj, executive editor, Ukrainske Slovo (The Ukrainian Word, Stanislaviv), 1941, 1942; Editorial and program articles, Ukrainske Slovo (The Ukrainian Word, Stanilslaviv), 1941 -- 1942; General Governor, Hans Frank, visits to Eastern Galicia, 1941 - 1944, Ukrainske Slovo; German geo-politics in the Eastern Territories, 1941 -- 1945, Ukrainske Slovo; Hans Frank (Governor-General); Hans Frank, General Governor, visits to Stanislaviv, 1941, photo-documents, Ukrainske Slovo; Ost Minesterium (the East Ministry), German ministry for the eastern territories, 1941 -- 1945; Pokuttia (Ukraine: Region); Poland (1939 --1945); Reichskommissariat Ukraine (RKU); Ukrainian district committee in Stanislaviv, Ukrainske Slovo, 1941; Ukrainian Publishers of newspapers and magazines for District Galicia, 1941 - 1944; Reflections on religious holidays in Ukrainian periodicals, Ukrainske Slovo, 1941 – 1943; Ukrainian literary analysis in Ukrainske Slovo (the Ukrainian Word), 1941

Creators:: Ukrainian Workd (Ukrainske Slovo), editoral boards and contributors (1941 -- 1942)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 19: RG-21.04.19, Ukrainian Word, No 27, November 27, 1941

A page from Ukrainian Word, a Ukrainian collaborationist wartime periodical.

Subject/Index Terms:: Announcements of anti-Jewish measures in the Ukrainian Word (Ukrainske Slovo), Stanislawow, wartime; Anti-Jewish slogans in Ukrainian periodicals under German occupation, 1941 - 1943; Anti-Jewish tone of narratives in the Ukrainian Word (Ukrainske Slovo), Stanislawow, 1941, 1942; Anti-Soviet slogans in Ukrainian periodicals under German occupation, 1941 -- 1945; Documents in Ukrainian language; Eastern Galicia (Poland: Region); Eastern Galicia (Ukraine: Region); German occupation regime in Eastern Galiciia (Western Ukraine), 1941 -- 1945; Ideology of Ukrainian Nationalism; International news in the Ukrainian Word (Ukrainske Slovo), 1941, 1942; International news in Ukrainian periodicals under German occupation, 1939 -- 1945; Ivano-Frankivsk (Ukraine); Narratives in Ukrainian language; News from the front lines in the Ukrainian Word (Ukrainske Slovo), Stanislawow, 1941, 1942; News from the front lines in Ukrainian periodicals under German occupation, 1939 -- 1945; Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists (OUN); Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists (OUN) during the Second World War in Eastern Galicia; Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists (OUN) during the Second World War in Ukraine; periodicals, Ukrainian; Persecutions of Ukrainian nationalists by the Soviet NKVD (security police); Reflections on the course of the war in the Ukrainian periodicals in German-occupied territories; Soviet Stalinist regime, 1920s -- 1950s; Stanislav (Ukraine); Stanislaviv (Poland); Stanislawow (Poland); Theory of Ukrainian Nationalism; The role of the NKVD (Soviet security police) in anti-Ukrainian actions, 1930s -- 1960s; Ukraine (1939-1945); Ukrainian-German cooperation in Eastern Galicia, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian collaborating perception of National Socialism, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian cultural and social conceptions under the auspices of Nazi Germany, 1939 -- 1944; Ukrainian illusions of revival the national state under the auspices of Nazi Germany, 1939 -- 1944; Ukrainian national aspirations under Nazi-German regime, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian perception of Nazi Germany by Ukrainian periodicals in Eastern Galicia, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian periodicals, collaborationist; Ukrainian periodicals published in General Government, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian periodicals published in Stanislawow (Stanislaviv, Stanislav, Ivano Frankivsk), wartime; Ukrainian periodicals published under German occupation regime, 1941 -- 1945; Ukrainian political conceptions under the auspices of Nazi Germany, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian social and cultural organization under the German occupation, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian Word (Ukrainske Slovo), periodical, 1941 -- 1942; Analysis of the Soviet authoritarian state in the Second World War, discourse, Ukrainske Slovo, 1941; Anti-Jewish measures in Stanislaviv, announcement in Ukrainske Slovo, 1941; Anti-Jewish narratives in Ukrainske Slovo (the Ukrainian Word), Stanislaviv, 1941; Collaboration between Ukrainian auxiliary police and German authorities, 1941 -- 1945; Creation of the Distict Galicia and its inclusion into the General Government, 1941; Creation of the Ukrainian auxiliary police in Stanislaviv, Ukrainske Slovo, 1941; Dr. Lasch, Governor of District Galicia, support to the Ukrainian independence cause, 1941; Dr. Lasch, Governor of District Galicia visits Stanislaviv, 1941; Dr. Lasch, Karl (Governor of District Galicia from August 1941--January 1942); Eastern Front, German military campaign; Eastern Front, German successful military campaign, 1941; Economic Affairs in District Galicia, 1941 -- 1944; German army in Ukraine, conquest of the Soviet Ukraine, 1941; German official orders and announcements in the Ukrainian Word (Ukrainianske Slovo, Stanislaviv); Germans prosecuted the Polish man Gajewski who assaulted a Jewish woman, Stanislaviv, 1941; German successful military offense in Ukraine, 1941; Germany (1941 -- 1945); Iaroslav Stetsko, ideology of Ukrainian nationalism; Iaroslav Stetsko, narratives, the Ukrainian Word (Ukrainske Slovo, Stanislaviv), 1941; Iaroslav Stetsko, Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists, leadership; Internal and International Jewish affairs as reflected in the discourse of the Ukrainian Word, 1941; Organization of Ukrainian Nationalist, Melnikivtsi (OUNM), 1939 -- 1945; OUNM, Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists, Melnikivtsi, Ukrainske Slovo, Stanislaviv, 1941; Price control on the food commodities exercized by German administration in District Galicia,; Prosvita, reflective discourse in the Ukrainian Word (Ukrainske Slovo, Stanislaviv), 1941; Prosvita, Ukrainian cultural and educational society founded in 19th century in Galicia; Public education in District Galicia under German occupation regime, Ukrainske Slovo, 1941; Retreat and encirclement of the Red Soviet armies in Ukraine, 1941; Secondary education in District Galicia under the German occupation regime, Ukrainske Slovo, 1941; Sich, sports and military Ukrainian public organization, 20th century; Sich, Ukrainian sports and military public organization, reflections in the Ukrainian World, 1941; Technical education in District Galicia under German occupation regime, Ukrainske Slovo, 1941; Ukraine (1941-1945); Ukrainian Civil Executive Office in Stanilsaviv, 1941, Ukrainske Slovo (the Ukrainian Word); Ukrainian civil administration in subordination to the German adminstiration in Eastern Galicia; Ukrainian economy under the German occupation regime, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian political narratives with regard to national cause, Ukrainske Slovo, Stanislaviv; Ukrainian society in Eastern Galicia, ideological support of German politics, Ukrinske Slovo, 1941; Alfred Rosenberg, Minister for the Occupied Eastern Territories; Analysis of the Ukrainian literary tradition of the 19th and 20th centuries, Ukrainske Slovo, 1941; Anti-Bolshevik propaganda, Ukrainske Slovo (the Ukrainian Word, Stanislaviv), 1941; Anti-Jewish propaganda, Ukrainske Slovo (The Ukrainian World, Stanislaviv), 1941; Dmytro Gregolynskyj, executive editor, Ukrainske Slovo (The Ukrainian Word, Stanislaviv), 1941, 1942; Editorial and program articles, Ukrainske Slovo (The Ukrainian Word, Stanilslaviv), 1941 -- 1942; General Governor, Hans Frank, visits to Eastern Galicia, 1941 - 1944, Ukrainske Slovo; German geo-politics in the Eastern Territories, 1941 -- 1945, Ukrainske Slovo; Hans Frank (Governor-General); Hans Frank, General Governor, visits to Stanislaviv, 1941, photo-documents, Ukrainske Slovo; Ost Minesterium (the East Ministry), German ministry for the eastern territories, 1941 -- 1945; Pokuttia (Ukraine: Region); Poland (1939 --1945); Reichskommissariat Ukraine (RKU); Ukrainian district committee in Stanislaviv, Ukrainske Slovo, 1941; Ukrainian Publishers of newspapers and magazines for District Galicia, 1941 - 1944; Reflections on religious holidays in Ukrainian periodicals, Ukrainske Slovo, 1941 – 1943; Ukrainian literary analysis in Ukrainske Slovo (the Ukrainian Word), 1941

Creators:: Ukrainian Workd (Ukrainske Slovo), editoral boards and contributors (1941 -- 1942)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 20: RG-21.04.20, Ukrainian Word, No 28, November 30, 1941

A page from Ukrainian Word, a Ukrainian collaborationist wartime periodical.

Subject/Index Terms:: Announcements of anti-Jewish measures in the Ukrainian Word (Ukrainske Slovo), Stanislawow, wartime; Anti-Jewish slogans in Ukrainian periodicals under German occupation, 1941 - 1943; Anti-Jewish tone of narratives in the Ukrainian Word (Ukrainske Slovo), Stanislawow, 1941, 1942; Anti-Soviet slogans in Ukrainian periodicals under German occupation, 1941 -- 1945; Documents in Ukrainian language; Eastern Galicia (Poland: Region); Eastern Galicia (Ukraine: Region); German occupation regime in Eastern Galiciia (Western Ukraine), 1941 -- 1945; Ideology of Ukrainian Nationalism; International news in the Ukrainian Word (Ukrainske Slovo), 1941, 1942; International news in Ukrainian periodicals under German occupation, 1939 -- 1945; Ivano-Frankivsk (Ukraine); Narratives in Ukrainian language; News from the front lines in the Ukrainian Word (Ukrainske Slovo), Stanislawow, 1941, 1942; News from the front lines in Ukrainian periodicals under German occupation, 1939 -- 1945; Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists (OUN); Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists (OUN) during the Second World War in Eastern Galicia; Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists (OUN) during the Second World War in Ukraine; periodicals, Ukrainian; Persecutions of Ukrainian nationalists by the Soviet NKVD (security police); Reflections on the course of the war in the Ukrainian periodicals in German-occupied territories; Soviet Stalinist regime, 1920s -- 1950s; Stanislav (Ukraine); Stanislaviv (Poland); Stanislawow (Poland); Theory of Ukrainian Nationalism; The role of the NKVD (Soviet security police) in anti-Ukrainian actions, 1930s -- 1960s; Ukraine (1939-1945); Ukrainian-German cooperation in Eastern Galicia, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian collaborating perception of National Socialism, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian cultural and social conceptions under the auspices of Nazi Germany, 1939 -- 1944; Ukrainian illusions of revival the national state under the auspices of Nazi Germany, 1939 -- 1944; Ukrainian national aspirations under Nazi-German regime, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian perception of Nazi Germany by Ukrainian periodicals in Eastern Galicia, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian periodicals, collaborationist; Ukrainian periodicals published in General Government, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian periodicals published in Stanislawow (Stanislaviv, Stanislav, Ivano Frankivsk), wartime; Ukrainian periodicals published under German occupation regime, 1941 -- 1945; Ukrainian political conceptions under the auspices of Nazi Germany, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian social and cultural organization under the German occupation, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian Word (Ukrainske Slovo), periodical, 1941 -- 1942; Analysis of the Soviet authoritarian state in the Second World War, discourse, Ukrainske Slovo, 1941; Anti-Jewish measures in Stanislaviv, announcement in Ukrainske Slovo, 1941; Anti-Jewish narratives in Ukrainske Slovo (the Ukrainian Word), Stanislaviv, 1941; Collaboration between Ukrainian auxiliary police and German authorities, 1941 -- 1945; Creation of the Distict Galicia and its inclusion into the General Government, 1941; Creation of the Ukrainian auxiliary police in Stanislaviv, Ukrainske Slovo, 1941; Dr. Lasch, Governor of District Galicia, support to the Ukrainian independence cause, 1941; Dr. Lasch, Governor of District Galicia visits Stanislaviv, 1941; Dr. Lasch, Karl (Governor of District Galicia from August 1941--January 1942); Eastern Front, German military campaign; Eastern Front, German successful military campaign, 1941; Economic Affairs in District Galicia, 1941 -- 1944; German army in Ukraine, conquest of the Soviet Ukraine, 1941; German official orders and announcements in the Ukrainian Word (Ukrainianske Slovo, Stanislaviv); Germans prosecuted the Polish man Gajewski who assaulted a Jewish woman, Stanislaviv, 1941; German successful military offense in Ukraine, 1941; Germany (1941 -- 1945); Iaroslav Stetsko, ideology of Ukrainian nationalism; Iaroslav Stetsko, narratives, the Ukrainian Word (Ukrainske Slovo, Stanislaviv), 1941; Iaroslav Stetsko, Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists, leadership; Internal and International Jewish affairs as reflected in the discourse of the Ukrainian Word, 1941; Organization of Ukrainian Nationalist, Melnikivtsi (OUNM), 1939 -- 1945; OUNM, Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists, Melnikivtsi, Ukrainske Slovo, Stanislaviv, 1941; Price control on the food commodities exercized by German administration in District Galicia,; Prosvita, reflective discourse in the Ukrainian Word (Ukrainske Slovo, Stanislaviv), 1941; Prosvita, Ukrainian cultural and educational society founded in 19th century in Galicia; Public education in District Galicia under German occupation regime, Ukrainske Slovo, 1941; Retreat and encirclement of the Red Soviet armies in Ukraine, 1941; Secondary education in District Galicia under the German occupation regime, Ukrainske Slovo, 1941; Sich, sports and military Ukrainian public organization, 20th century; Sich, Ukrainian sports and military public organization, reflections in the Ukrainian World, 1941; Technical education in District Galicia under German occupation regime, Ukrainske Slovo, 1941; Ukraine (1941-1945); Ukrainian Civil Executive Office in Stanilsaviv, 1941, Ukrainske Slovo (the Ukrainian Word); Ukrainian civil administration in subordination to the German adminstiration in Eastern Galicia; Ukrainian economy under the German occupation regime, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian political narratives with regard to national cause, Ukrainske Slovo, Stanislaviv; Ukrainian society in Eastern Galicia, ideological support of German politics, Ukrinske Slovo, 1941; Alfred Rosenberg, Minister for the Occupied Eastern Territories; Analysis of the Ukrainian literary tradition of the 19th and 20th centuries, Ukrainske Slovo, 1941; Anti-Bolshevik propaganda, Ukrainske Slovo (the Ukrainian Word, Stanislaviv), 1941; Anti-Jewish propaganda, Ukrainske Slovo (The Ukrainian World, Stanislaviv), 1941; Dmytro Gregolynskyj, executive editor, Ukrainske Slovo (The Ukrainian Word, Stanislaviv), 1941, 1942; Editorial and program articles, Ukrainske Slovo (The Ukrainian Word, Stanilslaviv), 1941 -- 1942; General Governor, Hans Frank, visits to Eastern Galicia, 1941 - 1944, Ukrainske Slovo; German geo-politics in the Eastern Territories, 1941 -- 1945, Ukrainske Slovo; Hans Frank (Governor-General); Hans Frank, General Governor, visits to Stanislaviv, 1941, photo-documents, Ukrainske Slovo; Ost Minesterium (the East Ministry), German ministry for the eastern territories, 1941 -- 1945; Pokuttia (Ukraine: Region); Poland (1939 --1945); Reichskommissariat Ukraine (RKU); Ukrainian district committee in Stanislaviv, Ukrainske Slovo, 1941; Ukrainian Publishers of newspapers and magazines for District Galicia, 1941 - 1944; Reflections on religious holidays in Ukrainian periodicals, Ukrainske Slovo, 1941 – 1943; Ukrainian literary analysis in Ukrainske Slovo (the Ukrainian Word), 1941

Creators:: Ukrainian Workd (Ukrainske Slovo), editoral boards and contributors (1941 -- 1942)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 21: RG-21.04.21, Ukrainian Word, No 29, December 2, 1941

A page from Ukrainian Word, a Ukrainian collaborationist wartime periodical.

Subject/Index Terms:: Announcements of anti-Jewish measures in the Ukrainian Word (Ukrainske Slovo), Stanislawow, wartime; Anti-Jewish slogans in Ukrainian periodicals under German occupation, 1941 - 1943; Anti-Jewish tone of narratives in the Ukrainian Word (Ukrainske Slovo), Stanislawow, 1941, 1942; Anti-Soviet slogans in Ukrainian periodicals under German occupation, 1941 -- 1945; Documents in Ukrainian language; Eastern Galicia (Poland: Region); Eastern Galicia (Ukraine: Region); German occupation regime in Eastern Galiciia (Western Ukraine), 1941 -- 1945; Ideology of Ukrainian Nationalism; International news in the Ukrainian Word (Ukrainske Slovo), 1941, 1942; International news in Ukrainian periodicals under German occupation, 1939 -- 1945; Ivano-Frankivsk (Ukraine); Narratives in Ukrainian language; News from the front lines in the Ukrainian Word (Ukrainske Slovo), Stanislawow, 1941, 1942; News from the front lines in Ukrainian periodicals under German occupation, 1939 -- 1945; Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists (OUN); Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists (OUN) during the Second World War in Eastern Galicia; Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists (OUN) during the Second World War in Ukraine; periodicals, Ukrainian; Persecutions of Ukrainian nationalists by the Soviet NKVD (security police); Reflections on the course of the war in the Ukrainian periodicals in German-occupied territories; Soviet Stalinist regime, 1920s -- 1950s; Stanislav (Ukraine); Stanislaviv (Poland); Stanislawow (Poland); Theory of Ukrainian Nationalism; The role of the NKVD (Soviet security police) in anti-Ukrainian actions, 1930s -- 1960s; Ukraine (1939-1945); Ukrainian-German cooperation in Eastern Galicia, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian collaborating perception of National Socialism, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian cultural and social conceptions under the auspices of Nazi Germany, 1939 -- 1944; Ukrainian illusions of revival the national state under the auspices of Nazi Germany, 1939 -- 1944; Ukrainian national aspirations under Nazi-German regime, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian perception of Nazi Germany by Ukrainian periodicals in Eastern Galicia, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian periodicals, collaborationist; Ukrainian periodicals published in General Government, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian periodicals published in Stanislawow (Stanislaviv, Stanislav, Ivano Frankivsk), wartime; Ukrainian periodicals published under German occupation regime, 1941 -- 1945; Ukrainian political conceptions under the auspices of Nazi Germany, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian social and cultural organization under the German occupation, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian Word (Ukrainske Slovo), periodical, 1941 -- 1942; Analysis of the Soviet authoritarian state in the Second World War, discourse, Ukrainske Slovo, 1941; Anti-Jewish measures in Stanislaviv, announcement in Ukrainske Slovo, 1941; Anti-Jewish narratives in Ukrainske Slovo (the Ukrainian Word), Stanislaviv, 1941; Collaboration between Ukrainian auxiliary police and German authorities, 1941 -- 1945; Creation of the Distict Galicia and its inclusion into the General Government, 1941; Creation of the Ukrainian auxiliary police in Stanislaviv, Ukrainske Slovo, 1941; Dr. Lasch, Governor of District Galicia, support to the Ukrainian independence cause, 1941; Dr. Lasch, Governor of District Galicia visits Stanislaviv, 1941; Dr. Lasch, Karl (Governor of District Galicia from August 1941--January 1942); Eastern Front, German military campaign; Eastern Front, German successful military campaign, 1941; Economic Affairs in District Galicia, 1941 -- 1944; German army in Ukraine, conquest of the Soviet Ukraine, 1941; German official orders and announcements in the Ukrainian Word (Ukrainianske Slovo, Stanislaviv); Germans prosecuted the Polish man Gajewski who assaulted a Jewish woman, Stanislaviv, 1941; German successful military offense in Ukraine, 1941; Germany (1941 -- 1945); Iaroslav Stetsko, ideology of Ukrainian nationalism; Iaroslav Stetsko, narratives, the Ukrainian Word (Ukrainske Slovo, Stanislaviv), 1941; Iaroslav Stetsko, Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists, leadership; Internal and International Jewish affairs as reflected in the discourse of the Ukrainian Word, 1941; Organization of Ukrainian Nationalist, Melnikivtsi (OUNM), 1939 -- 1945; OUNM, Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists, Melnikivtsi, Ukrainske Slovo, Stanislaviv, 1941; Price control on the food commodities exercized by German administration in District Galicia,; Prosvita, reflective discourse in the Ukrainian Word (Ukrainske Slovo, Stanislaviv), 1941; Prosvita, Ukrainian cultural and educational society founded in 19th century in Galicia; Public education in District Galicia under German occupation regime, Ukrainske Slovo, 1941; Retreat and encirclement of the Red Soviet armies in Ukraine, 1941; Secondary education in District Galicia under the German occupation regime, Ukrainske Slovo, 1941; Sich, sports and military Ukrainian public organization, 20th century; Sich, Ukrainian sports and military public organization, reflections in the Ukrainian World, 1941; Technical education in District Galicia under German occupation regime, Ukrainske Slovo, 1941; Ukraine (1941-1945); Ukrainian Civil Executive Office in Stanilsaviv, 1941, Ukrainske Slovo (the Ukrainian Word); Ukrainian civil administration in subordination to the German adminstiration in Eastern Galicia; Ukrainian economy under the German occupation regime, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian political narratives with regard to national cause, Ukrainske Slovo, Stanislaviv; Ukrainian society in Eastern Galicia, ideological support of German politics, Ukrinske Slovo, 1941; Alfred Rosenberg, Minister for the Occupied Eastern Territories; Analysis of the Ukrainian literary tradition of the 19th and 20th centuries, Ukrainske Slovo, 1941; Anti-Bolshevik propaganda, Ukrainske Slovo (the Ukrainian Word, Stanislaviv), 1941; Anti-Jewish propaganda, Ukrainske Slovo (The Ukrainian World, Stanislaviv), 1941; Dmytro Gregolynskyj, executive editor, Ukrainske Slovo (The Ukrainian Word, Stanislaviv), 1941, 1942; Editorial and program articles, Ukrainske Slovo (The Ukrainian Word, Stanilslaviv), 1941 -- 1942; General Governor, Hans Frank, visits to Eastern Galicia, 1941 - 1944, Ukrainske Slovo; German geo-politics in the Eastern Territories, 1941 -- 1945, Ukrainske Slovo; Hans Frank (Governor-General); Hans Frank, General Governor, visits to Stanislaviv, 1941, photo-documents, Ukrainske Slovo; Ost Minesterium (the East Ministry), German ministry for the eastern territories, 1941 -- 1945; Pokuttia (Ukraine: Region); Poland (1939 --1945); Reichskommissariat Ukraine (RKU); Restricted Jewish quarter (ghetto) is created in Stanislaviv, Ukrainske Slovo, December 1941; Russian imperial expansionism, history, Ukrainske Slovo, December 1941; Structure of German legal authorities in District Galicia, Ukrainske Slovo, December 1941; German court system in District Galicia, Ukrainski Visti, December 1941; Ukrainian district committee in Stanislaviv, Ukrainske Slovo, 1941; Ukrainian Publishers of newspapers and magazines for District Galicia, 1941 - 1944; Reflections on religious holidays in Ukrainian periodicals, Ukrainske Slovo, 1941 – 1943; Ukrainian literary analysis in Ukrainske Slovo (the Ukrainian Word), 1941

Creators:: Ukrainian Workd (Ukrainske Slovo), editoral boards and contributors (1941 -- 1942)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 22: RG-21.04.22, Ukrainian Word, No 30, December 4, 1941

A page from Ukrainian Word, a Ukrainian collaborationist wartime periodical.

Subject/Index Terms:: Announcements of anti-Jewish measures in the Ukrainian Word (Ukrainske Slovo), Stanislawow, wartime; Anti-Jewish slogans in Ukrainian periodicals under German occupation, 1941 - 1943; Anti-Jewish tone of narratives in the Ukrainian Word (Ukrainske Slovo), Stanislawow, 1941, 1942; Anti-Soviet slogans in Ukrainian periodicals under German occupation, 1941 -- 1945; Documents in Ukrainian language; Eastern Galicia (Poland: Region); Eastern Galicia (Ukraine: Region); German occupation regime in Eastern Galiciia (Western Ukraine), 1941 -- 1945; Ideology of Ukrainian Nationalism; International news in the Ukrainian Word (Ukrainske Slovo), 1941, 1942; International news in Ukrainian periodicals under German occupation, 1939 -- 1945; Ivano-Frankivsk (Ukraine); Narratives in Ukrainian language; News from the front lines in the Ukrainian Word (Ukrainske Slovo), Stanislawow, 1941, 1942; News from the front lines in Ukrainian periodicals under German occupation, 1939 -- 1945; Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists (OUN); Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists (OUN) during the Second World War in Eastern Galicia; Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists (OUN) during the Second World War in Ukraine; periodicals, Ukrainian; Persecutions of Ukrainian nationalists by the Soviet NKVD (security police); Reflections on the course of the war in the Ukrainian periodicals in German-occupied territories; Soviet Stalinist regime, 1920s -- 1950s; Stanislav (Ukraine); Stanislaviv (Poland); Stanislawow (Poland); Theory of Ukrainian Nationalism; The role of the NKVD (Soviet security police) in anti-Ukrainian actions, 1930s -- 1960s; Ukraine (1939-1945); Ukrainian-German cooperation in Eastern Galicia, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian collaborating perception of National Socialism, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian cultural and social conceptions under the auspices of Nazi Germany, 1939 -- 1944; Ukrainian illusions of revival the national state under the auspices of Nazi Germany, 1939 -- 1944; Ukrainian national aspirations under Nazi-German regime, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian perception of Nazi Germany by Ukrainian periodicals in Eastern Galicia, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian periodicals, collaborationist; Ukrainian periodicals published in General Government, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian periodicals published in Stanislawow (Stanislaviv, Stanislav, Ivano Frankivsk), wartime; Ukrainian periodicals published under German occupation regime, 1941 -- 1945; Ukrainian political conceptions under the auspices of Nazi Germany, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian social and cultural organization under the German occupation, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian Word (Ukrainske Slovo), periodical, 1941 -- 1942; Analysis of the Soviet authoritarian state in the Second World War, discourse, Ukrainske Slovo, 1941; Anti-Jewish measures in Stanislaviv, announcement in Ukrainske Slovo, 1941; Anti-Jewish narratives in Ukrainske Slovo (the Ukrainian Word), Stanislaviv, 1941; Collaboration between Ukrainian auxiliary police and German authorities, 1941 -- 1945; Creation of the Distict Galicia and its inclusion into the General Government, 1941; Creation of the Ukrainian auxiliary police in Stanislaviv, Ukrainske Slovo, 1941; District Galicia is included into the administrative division of the General Government, August 1941; Dr. Lasch, Governor of District Galicia, support to the Ukrainian independence cause, 1941; Dr. Lasch, Governor of District Galicia visits Stanislaviv, 1941; Dr. Lasch, Karl (Governor of District Galicia from August 1941--January 1942); Eastern Front, German military campaign; Eastern Front, German successful military campaign, 1941; Economic Affairs in District Galicia, 1941 -- 1944; German army in Ukraine, conquest of the Soviet Ukraine, 1941; German official orders and announcements in the Ukrainian Word (Ukrainianske Slovo, Stanislaviv); Germans prosecuted the Polish man Gajewski who assaulted a Jewish woman, Stanislaviv, 1941; German successful military offense in Ukraine, 1941; Germany (1941 -- 1945); Iaroslav Stetsko, ideology of Ukrainian nationalism; Iaroslav Stetsko, narratives, the Ukrainian Word (Ukrainske Slovo, Stanislaviv), 1941; Iaroslav Stetsko, Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists, leadership; Internal and International Jewish affairs as reflected in the discourse of the Ukrainian Word, 1941; Organization of Ukrainian Nationalist, Melnikivtsi (OUNM), 1939 -- 1945; OUNM, Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists, Melnikivtsi, Ukrainske Slovo, Stanislaviv, 1941; Price control on the food commodities exercized by German administration in District Galicia,; Prosvita, reflective discourse in the Ukrainian Word (Ukrainske Slovo, Stanislaviv), 1941; Prosvita, Ukrainian cultural and educational society founded in 19th century in Galicia; Public education in District Galicia under German occupation regime, Ukrainske Slovo, 1941; Retreat and encirclement of the Red Soviet armies in Ukraine, 1941; Secondary education in District Galicia under the German occupation regime, Ukrainske Slovo, 1941; Sich, sports and military Ukrainian public organization, 20th century; Sich, Ukrainian sports and military public organization, reflections in the Ukrainian World, 1941; Technical education in District Galicia under German occupation regime, Ukrainske Slovo, 1941; Ukraine (1941-1945); Ukrainian Civil Executive Office in Stanilsaviv, 1941, Ukrainske Slovo (the Ukrainian Word); Ukrainian civil administration in subordination to the German adminstiration in Eastern Galicia; Ukrainian economy under the German occupation regime, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian political narratives with regard to national cause, Ukrainske Slovo, Stanislaviv; Ukrainian society in Eastern Galicia, ideological support of German politics, Ukrinske Slovo, 1941; Alfred Rosenberg, Minister for the Occupied Eastern Territories; Analysis of the Ukrainian literary tradition of the 19th and 20th centuries, Ukrainske Slovo, 1941; Anti-Bolshevik propaganda, Ukrainske Slovo (the Ukrainian Word, Stanislaviv), 1941; Anti-Jewish propaganda, Ukrainske Slovo (The Ukrainian World, Stanislaviv), 1941; Codification of industrial legal provisions in District Galicia, Ukrainske Slovo, December, 1941; Dmytro Gregolynskyj, executive editor, Ukrainske Slovo (The Ukrainian Word, Stanislaviv), 1941, 1942; Editorial and program articles, Ukrainske Slovo (The Ukrainian Word, Stanilslaviv), 1941 -- 1942; General Governor, Hans Frank, visits to Eastern Galicia, 1941 - 1944, Ukrainske Slovo; German court system in District Galicia, Ukrainski Visti, December 1941; German geo-politics in the Eastern Territories, 1941 -- 1945, Ukrainske Slovo; Hans Frank (Governor-General); Hans Frank, General Governor, visits to Stanislaviv, 1941, photo-documents, Ukrainske Slovo; Ost Minesterium (the East Ministry), German ministry for the eastern territories, 1941 -- 1945; Pokuttia (Ukraine: Region); Poland (1939 --1945); Reichskommissariat Ukraine (RKU); Restricted Jewish quarter (ghetto) is created in Stanislaviv, Ukrainske Slovo, December 1941; Russian imperial expansionism, history, Ukrainske Slovo, December 1941; Structure of German legal authorities in District Galicia, Ukrainske Slovo, December 1941; Ukrainian district committee in Stanislaviv, Ukrainske Slovo, 1941; Ukrainian Publishers of newspapers and magazines for District Galicia, 1941 - 1944; Reflections on religious holidays in Ukrainian periodicals, Ukrainske Slovo, 1941 – 1943; Ukrainian literary analysis in Ukrainske Slovo (the Ukrainian Word), 1941

Creators:: Ukrainian Workd (Ukrainske Slovo), editoral boards and contributors (1941 -- 1942)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 23: RG-21.04.23, Ukrainian Word, No 31, December 7, 1941

A page from Ukrainian Word, a Ukrainian collaborationist wartime periodical.

Subject/Index Terms:: Announcements of anti-Jewish measures in the Ukrainian Word (Ukrainske Slovo), Stanislawow, wartime; Anti-Jewish slogans in Ukrainian periodicals under German occupation, 1941 - 1943; Anti-Jewish tone of narratives in the Ukrainian Word (Ukrainske Slovo), Stanislawow, 1941, 1942; Anti-Soviet slogans in Ukrainian periodicals under German occupation, 1941 -- 1945; Documents in Ukrainian language; Eastern Galicia (Poland: Region); Eastern Galicia (Ukraine: Region); German occupation regime in Eastern Galiciia (Western Ukraine), 1941 -- 1945; Ideology of Ukrainian Nationalism; International news in the Ukrainian Word (Ukrainske Slovo), 1941, 1942; International news in Ukrainian periodicals under German occupation, 1939 -- 1945; Ivano-Frankivsk (Ukraine); Narratives in Ukrainian language; News from the front lines in the Ukrainian Word (Ukrainske Slovo), Stanislawow, 1941, 1942; News from the front lines in Ukrainian periodicals under German occupation, 1939 -- 1945; Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists (OUN); Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists (OUN) during the Second World War in Eastern Galicia; Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists (OUN) during the Second World War in Ukraine; periodicals, Ukrainian; Persecutions of Ukrainian nationalists by the Soviet NKVD (security police); Reflections on the course of the war in the Ukrainian periodicals in German-occupied territories; Soviet Stalinist regime, 1920s -- 1950s; Stanislav (Ukraine); Stanislaviv (Poland); Stanislawow (Poland); Theory of Ukrainian Nationalism; The role of the NKVD (Soviet security police) in anti-Ukrainian actions, 1930s -- 1960s; Ukraine (1939-1945); Ukrainian-German cooperation in Eastern Galicia, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian collaborating perception of National Socialism, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian cultural and social conceptions under the auspices of Nazi Germany, 1939 -- 1944; Ukrainian illusions of revival the national state under the auspices of Nazi Germany, 1939 -- 1944; Ukrainian national aspirations under Nazi-German regime, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian perception of Nazi Germany by Ukrainian periodicals in Eastern Galicia, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian periodicals, collaborationist; Ukrainian periodicals published in General Government, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian periodicals published in Stanislawow (Stanislaviv, Stanislav, Ivano Frankivsk), wartime; Ukrainian periodicals published under German occupation regime, 1941 -- 1945; Ukrainian political conceptions under the auspices of Nazi Germany, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian social and cultural organization under the German occupation, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian Word (Ukrainske Slovo), periodical, 1941 -- 1942; Analysis of the Soviet authoritarian state in the Second World War, discourse, Ukrainske Slovo, 1941; Anti-Jewish measures in Stanislaviv, announcement in Ukrainske Slovo, 1941; Anti-Jewish narratives in Ukrainske Slovo (the Ukrainian Word), Stanislaviv, 1941; Collaboration between Ukrainian auxiliary police and German authorities, 1941 -- 1945; Creation of the Distict Galicia and its inclusion into the General Government, 1941; Creation of the Ukrainian auxiliary police in Stanislaviv, Ukrainske Slovo, 1941; District Galicia is included into the administrative division of the General Government, August 1941; Dr. Lasch, Governor of District Galicia, support to the Ukrainian independence cause, 1941; Dr. Lasch, Governor of District Galicia visits Stanislaviv, 1941; Dr. Lasch, Karl (Governor of District Galicia from August 1941--January 1942); Eastern Front, German military campaign; Eastern Front, German successful military campaign, 1941; Economic Affairs in District Galicia, 1941 -- 1944; German army in Ukraine, conquest of the Soviet Ukraine, 1941; German official orders and announcements in the Ukrainian Word (Ukrainianske Slovo, Stanislaviv); Germans prosecuted the Polish man Gajewski who assaulted a Jewish woman, Stanislaviv, 1941; German successful military offense in Ukraine, 1941; Germany (1941 -- 1945); Iaroslav Stetsko, ideology of Ukrainian nationalism; Iaroslav Stetsko, narratives, the Ukrainian Word (Ukrainske Slovo, Stanislaviv), 1941; Iaroslav Stetsko, Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists, leadership; Internal and International Jewish affairs as reflected in the discourse of the Ukrainian Word, 1941; Organization of Ukrainian Nationalist, Melnikivtsi (OUNM), 1939 -- 1945; OUNM, Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists, Melnikivtsi, Ukrainske Slovo, Stanislaviv, 1941; Price control on the food commodities exercized by German administration in District Galicia,; Prosvita, reflective discourse in the Ukrainian Word (Ukrainske Slovo, Stanislaviv), 1941; Prosvita, Ukrainian cultural and educational society founded in 19th century in Galicia; Public education in District Galicia under German occupation regime, Ukrainske Slovo, 1941; Retreat and encirclement of the Red Soviet armies in Ukraine, 1941; Secondary education in District Galicia under the German occupation regime, Ukrainske Slovo, 1941; Sich, sports and military Ukrainian public organization, 20th century; Sich, Ukrainian sports and military public organization, reflections in the Ukrainian World, 1941; Technical education in District Galicia under German occupation regime, Ukrainske Slovo, 1941; Ukraine (1941-1945); Ukrainian Civil Executive Office in Stanilsaviv, 1941, Ukrainske Slovo (the Ukrainian Word); Ukrainian civil administration in subordination to the German adminstiration in Eastern Galicia; Ukrainian economy under the German occupation regime, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian political narratives with regard to national cause, Ukrainske Slovo, Stanislaviv; Ukrainian society in Eastern Galicia, ideological support of German politics, Ukrinske Slovo, 1941; Alfred Rosenberg, Minister for the Occupied Eastern Territories; Analysis of the Ukrainian literary tradition of the 19th and 20th centuries, Ukrainske Slovo, 1941; Anti-Bolshevik propaganda, Ukrainske Slovo (the Ukrainian Word, Stanislaviv), 1941; Anti-Jewish propaganda, Ukrainske Slovo (The Ukrainian World, Stanislaviv), 1941; Codification of industrial legal provisions in District Galicia, Ukrainske Slovo, December, 1941; Dmytro Gregolynskyj, executive editor, Ukrainske Slovo (The Ukrainian Word, Stanislaviv), 1941, 1942; Editorial and program articles, Ukrainske Slovo (The Ukrainian Word, Stanilslaviv), 1941 -- 1942; General Governor, Hans Frank, visits to Eastern Galicia, 1941 - 1944, Ukrainske Slovo; German court system in District Galicia, Ukrainski Visti, December 1941; German geo-politics in the Eastern Territories, 1941 -- 1945, Ukrainske Slovo; Hans Frank (Governor-General); Hans Frank, General Governor, visits to Stanislaviv, 1941, photo-documents, Ukrainske Slovo; Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor, (7 December 1941); Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor, December 7, 1941, Ukrainske Slovo; Ost Minesterium (the East Ministry), German ministry for the eastern territories, 1941 -- 1945; Pokuttia (Ukraine: Region); Poland (1939 --1945); Reichskommissariat Ukraine (RKU); Restricted Jewish quarter (ghetto) is created in Stanislaviv, Ukrainske Slovo, December 1941; Russian imperial expansionism, history, Ukrainske Slovo, December 1941; Structure of German legal authorities in District Galicia, Ukrainske Slovo, December 1941; Ukrainian district committee in Stanislaviv, Ukrainske Slovo, 1941; Ukrainian Publishers of newspapers and magazines for District Galicia, 1941 - 1944; Reflections on religious holidays in Ukrainian periodicals, Ukrainske Slovo, 1941 – 1943; Ukrainian literary analysis in Ukrainske Slovo (the Ukrainian Word), 1941

Creators:: Ukrainian Workd (Ukrainske Slovo), editoral boards and contributors (1941 -- 1942)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 24: RG-21.04.24, Ukrainian Word, No 32, December 9, 1941

A page from Ukrainian Word, a Ukrainian collaborationist wartime periodical.

Subject/Index Terms:: Announcements of anti-Jewish measures in the Ukrainian Word (Ukrainske Slovo), Stanislawow, wartime; Anti-Jewish slogans in Ukrainian periodicals under German occupation, 1941 - 1943; Anti-Jewish tone of narratives in the Ukrainian Word (Ukrainske Slovo), Stanislawow, 1941, 1942; Anti-Soviet slogans in Ukrainian periodicals under German occupation, 1941 -- 1945; Documents in Ukrainian language; Eastern Galicia (Poland: Region); Eastern Galicia (Ukraine: Region); German occupation regime in Eastern Galiciia (Western Ukraine), 1941 -- 1945; Ideology of Ukrainian Nationalism; International news in the Ukrainian Word (Ukrainske Slovo), 1941, 1942; International news in Ukrainian periodicals under German occupation, 1939 -- 1945; Ivano-Frankivsk (Ukraine); Narratives in Ukrainian language; News from the front lines in the Ukrainian Word (Ukrainske Slovo), Stanislawow, 1941, 1942; News from the front lines in Ukrainian periodicals under German occupation, 1939 -- 1945; Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists (OUN); Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists (OUN) during the Second World War in Eastern Galicia; Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists (OUN) during the Second World War in Ukraine; periodicals, Ukrainian; Persecutions of Ukrainian nationalists by the Soviet NKVD (security police); Reflections on the course of the war in the Ukrainian periodicals in German-occupied territories; Soviet Stalinist regime, 1920s -- 1950s; Stanislav (Ukraine); Stanislaviv (Poland); Stanislawow (Poland); Theory of Ukrainian Nationalism; The role of the NKVD (Soviet security police) in anti-Ukrainian actions, 1930s -- 1960s; Ukraine (1939-1945); Ukrainian-German cooperation in Eastern Galicia, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian collaborating perception of National Socialism, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian cultural and social conceptions under the auspices of Nazi Germany, 1939 -- 1944; Ukrainian illusions of revival the national state under the auspices of Nazi Germany, 1939 -- 1944; Ukrainian national aspirations under Nazi-German regime, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian perception of Nazi Germany by Ukrainian periodicals in Eastern Galicia, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian periodicals, collaborationist; Ukrainian periodicals published in General Government, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian periodicals published in Stanislawow (Stanislaviv, Stanislav, Ivano Frankivsk), wartime; Ukrainian periodicals published under German occupation regime, 1941 -- 1945; Ukrainian political conceptions under the auspices of Nazi Germany, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian social and cultural organization under the German occupation, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian Word (Ukrainske Slovo), periodical, 1941 -- 1942; Analysis of the Soviet authoritarian state in the Second World War, discourse, Ukrainske Slovo, 1941; Anti-Jewish measures in Stanislaviv, announcement in Ukrainske Slovo, 1941; Anti-Jewish narratives in Ukrainske Slovo (the Ukrainian Word), Stanislaviv, 1941; Collaboration between Ukrainian auxiliary police and German authorities, 1941 -- 1945; Creation of the Distict Galicia and its inclusion into the General Government, 1941; Creation of the Ukrainian auxiliary police in Stanislaviv, Ukrainske Slovo, 1941; District Galicia is included into the administrative division of the General Government, August 1941; Dr. Lasch, Governor of District Galicia, support to the Ukrainian independence cause, 1941; Dr. Lasch, Governor of District Galicia visits Stanislaviv, 1941; Dr. Lasch, Karl (Governor of District Galicia from August 1941--January 1942); Eastern Front, German military campaign; Eastern Front, German successful military campaign, 1941; Economic Affairs in District Galicia, 1941 -- 1944; German army in Ukraine, conquest of the Soviet Ukraine, 1941; German official orders and announcements in the Ukrainian Word (Ukrainianske Slovo, Stanislaviv); Germans prosecuted the Polish man Gajewski who assaulted a Jewish woman, Stanislaviv, 1941; German successful military offense in Ukraine, 1941; Germany (1941 -- 1945); Iaroslav Stetsko, ideology of Ukrainian nationalism; Iaroslav Stetsko, narratives, the Ukrainian Word (Ukrainske Slovo, Stanislaviv), 1941; Iaroslav Stetsko, Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists, leadership; Internal and International Jewish affairs as reflected in the discourse of the Ukrainian Word, 1941; Organization of Ukrainian Nationalist, Melnikivtsi (OUNM), 1939 -- 1945; OUNM, Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists, Melnikivtsi, Ukrainske Slovo, Stanislaviv, 1941; Price control on the food commodities exercized by German administration in District Galicia,; Prosvita, reflective discourse in the Ukrainian Word (Ukrainske Slovo, Stanislaviv), 1941; Prosvita, Ukrainian cultural and educational society founded in 19th century in Galicia; Public education in District Galicia under German occupation regime, Ukrainske Slovo, 1941; Retreat and encirclement of the Red Soviet armies in Ukraine, 1941; Secondary education in District Galicia under the German occupation regime, Ukrainske Slovo, 1941; Sich, sports and military Ukrainian public organization, 20th century; Sich, Ukrainian sports and military public organization, reflections in the Ukrainian World, 1941; Technical education in District Galicia under German occupation regime, Ukrainske Slovo, 1941; Ukraine (1941-1945); Ukrainian Civil Executive Office in Stanilsaviv, 1941, Ukrainske Slovo (the Ukrainian Word); Ukrainian civil administration in subordination to the German adminstiration in Eastern Galicia; Ukrainian economy under the German occupation regime, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian political narratives with regard to national cause, Ukrainske Slovo, Stanislaviv; Ukrainian society in Eastern Galicia, ideological support of German politics, Ukrinske Slovo, 1941; Alfred Rosenberg, Minister for the Occupied Eastern Territories; Analysis of the Ukrainian literary tradition of the 19th and 20th centuries, Ukrainske Slovo, 1941; Anti-Bolshevik propaganda, Ukrainske Slovo (the Ukrainian Word, Stanislaviv), 1941; Anti-Jewish propaganda, Ukrainske Slovo (The Ukrainian World, Stanislaviv), 1941; Codification of industrial legal provisions in District Galicia, Ukrainske Slovo, December, 1941; Dmytro Gregolynskyj, executive editor, Ukrainske Slovo (The Ukrainian Word, Stanislaviv), 1941, 1942; Editorial and program articles, Ukrainske Slovo (The Ukrainian Word, Stanilslaviv), 1941 -- 1942; General Governor, Hans Frank, visits to Eastern Galicia, 1941 - 1944, Ukrainske Slovo; German court system in District Galicia, Ukrainski Visti, December 1941; German geo-politics in the Eastern Territories, 1941 -- 1945, Ukrainske Slovo; Hans Frank (Governor-General); Hans Frank, General Governor, visits to Stanislaviv, 1941, photo-documents, Ukrainske Slovo; Ost Minesterium (the East Ministry), German ministry for the eastern territories, 1941 -- 1945; Pokuttia (Ukraine: Region); Poland (1939 --1945); Reichskommissariat Ukraine (RKU); Restricted Jewish quarter (ghetto) is created in Stanislaviv, Ukrainske Slovo, December 1941; Russian imperial expansionism, history, Ukrainske Slovo, December 1941; Structure of German legal authorities in District Galicia, Ukrainske Slovo, December 1941; Ukrainian district committee in Stanislaviv, Ukrainske Slovo, 1941; Ukrainian Publishers of newspapers and magazines for District Galicia, 1941 - 1944; Reflections on religious holidays in Ukrainian periodicals, Ukrainske Slovo, 1941 – 1943; Ukrainian literary analysis in Ukrainske Slovo (the Ukrainian Word), 1941

Creators:: Ukrainian Workd (Ukrainske Slovo), editoral boards and contributors (1941 -- 1942)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 25: RG-21.04.25, Ukrainian Word, No 33, December 11, 1941

A page from Ukrainian Word, a Ukrainian collaborationist wartime periodical.

Subject/Index Terms:: Announcements of anti-Jewish measures in the Ukrainian Word (Ukrainske Slovo), Stanislawow, wartime; Anti-Jewish slogans in Ukrainian periodicals under German occupation, 1941 - 1943; Anti-Jewish tone of narratives in the Ukrainian Word (Ukrainske Slovo), Stanislawow, 1941, 1942; Anti-Soviet slogans in Ukrainian periodicals under German occupation, 1941 -- 1945; Documents in Ukrainian language; Eastern Galicia (Poland: Region); Eastern Galicia (Ukraine: Region); German occupation regime in Eastern Galiciia (Western Ukraine), 1941 -- 1945; Ideology of Ukrainian Nationalism; Anti-Jewish measures in Stanislaviv, announcement in Ukrainske Slovo, 1941; Anti-Jewish narratives in Ukrainske Slovo (the Ukrainian Word), Stanislaviv, 1941; Collaboration between Ukrainian auxiliary police and German authorities, 1941 -- 1945; Creation of the Distict Galicia and its inclusion into the General Government, 1941; Creation of the Ukrainian auxiliary police in Stanislaviv, Ukrainske Slovo, 1941; Dr. Lasch, Governor of District Galicia, support to the Ukrainian independence cause, 1941; Dr. Lasch, Governor of District Galicia visits Stanislaviv, 1941; Dr. Lasch, Karl (Governor of District Galicia from August 1941--January 1942); Eastern Front, German military campaign; Eastern Front, German successful military campaign, 1941; Economic Affairs in District Galicia, 1941 -- 1944; German army in Ukraine, conquest of the Soviet Ukraine, 1941; German official orders and announcements in the Ukrainian Word (Ukrainianske Slovo, Stanislaviv); Germans prosecuted the Polish man Gajewski who assaulted a Jewish woman, Stanislaviv, 1941; German successful military offense in Ukraine, 1941; Germany (1941 -- 1945); Iaroslav Stetsko, ideology of Ukrainian nationalism; Iaroslav Stetsko, narratives, the Ukrainian Word (Ukrainske Slovo, Stanislaviv), 1941; Iaroslav Stetsko, Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists, leadership; Internal and International Jewish affairs as reflected in the discourse of the Ukrainian Word, 1941; International news in the Ukrainian Word (Ukrainske Slovo), 1941, 1942; International news in Ukrainian periodicals under German occupation, 1939 -- 1945; Ivano-Frankivsk (Ukraine); Narratives in Ukrainian language; News from the front lines in the Ukrainian Word (Ukrainske Slovo), Stanislawow, 1941, 1942; News from the front lines in Ukrainian periodicals under German occupation, 1939 -- 1945; Organization of Ukrainian Nationalist, Melnikivtsi (OUNM), 1939 -- 1945; Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists (OUN); Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists (OUN) during the Second World War in Eastern Galicia; Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists (OUN) during the Second World War in Ukraine; OUNM, Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists, Melnikivtsi, Ukrainske Slovo, Stanislaviv, 1941; periodicals, Ukrainian; Persecutions of Ukrainian nationalists by the Soviet NKVD (security police); Poland (1939--1945); Price control on the food commodities exercized by German administration in District Galicia,; Prosvita, reflective discourse in the Ukrainian Word (Ukrainske Slovo, Stanislaviv), 1941; Prosvita, Ukrainian cultural and educational society founded in 19th century in Galicia; Public education in District Galicia under German occupation regime, Ukrainske Slovo, 1941; Reflections on the course of the war in the Ukrainian periodicals in German-occupied territories; Retreat and encirclement of the Red Soviet armies in Ukraine, 1941; Secondary education in District Galicia under the German occupation regime, Ukrainske Slovo, 1941; Sich, sports and military Ukrainian public organization, 20th century; Sich, Ukrainian sports and military public organization, reflections in the Ukrainian World, 1941; Soviet Stalinist regime, 1920s -- 1950s; Stanislav (Ukraine); Stanislaviv (Poland); Stanislawow (Poland); Technical education in District Galicia under German occupation regime, Ukrainske Slovo, 1941; Theory of Ukrainian Nationalism; The role of the NKVD (Soviet security police) in anti-Ukrainian actions, 1930s -- 1960s; Ukraine (1939-1945); Ukraine (1941-1945); Ukrainian-German cooperation in Eastern Galicia, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian Civil Executive Office in Stanilsaviv, 1941, Ukrainske Slovo (the Ukrainian Word); Ukrainian civil administration in subordination to the German adminstiration in Eastern Galicia; Ukrainian collaborating perception of National Socialism, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian cultural and social conceptions under the auspices of Nazi Germany, 1939 -- 1944; Ukrainian economy under the German occupation regime, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian illusions of revival the national state under the auspices of Nazi Germany, 1939 -- 1944; Ukrainian national aspirations under Nazi-German regime, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian perception of Nazi Germany by Ukrainian periodicals in Eastern Galicia, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian periodicals, collaborationist; Ukrainian periodicals published in General Government, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian periodicals published in Stanislawow (Stanislaviv, Stanislav, Ivano Frankivsk), wartime; Ukrainian periodicals published under German occupation regime, 1941 -- 1945; Ukrainian political conceptions under the auspices of Nazi Germany, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian political narratives with regard to national cause, Ukrainske Slovo, Stanislaviv; Ukrainian social and cultural organization under the German occupation, 1941 -- 1944; Ukrainian society in Eastern Galicia, ideological support of German politics, Ukrinske Slovo, 1941; Ukrainian Word (Ukrainske Slovo), periodical, 1941 -- 1942; Alfred Rosenberg, Minister for the Occupied Eastern Territories; Analysis of the Ukrainian literary tradition of the 19th and 20th centuries, Ukrainske Slovo, 1941; Anti-Bolshevik propaganda, Ukrainske Slovo (the Ukrainian Word, Stanislaviv), 1941; Anti-Jewish propaganda, Ukrainske Slovo (The Ukrainian World, Stanislaviv), 1941; Codification of industrial legal provisions in District Galicia, Ukrainske Slovo, December, 1941; Dmytro Gregolynskyj, executive editor, Ukrainske Slovo (The Ukrainian Word, Stanislaviv), 1941, 1942; Editorial and program articles, Ukrainske Slovo (The Ukrainian Word, Stanilslaviv), 1941 -- 1942; General Governor, Hans Frank, visits to Eastern Galicia, 1941 - 1944, Ukrainske Slovo; German court system in District Galicia, Ukrainski Visti, December 1941; German geo-politics in the Eastern Territories, 1941 -- 1945, Ukrainske Slovo; Hans Frank (Governor-General); Hans Frank, General Governor, visits to Stanislaviv, 1941, photo-documents, Ukrainske Slovo; Ost Minesterium (the East Ministry), German ministry for the eastern territories, 1941 -- 1945; Pokuttia (Ukraine: Region); Poland (1939 --1945); Reichskommissariat Ukraine (RKU); Restricted Jewish quarter (ghetto) is created in Stanislaviv, Ukrainske Slovo, December 1941; Russian imperial expansionism, history, Ukrainske Slovo, December 1941; Structure of German legal authorities in District Galicia, Ukrainske Slovo, December 1941; Ukrainian district committee in Stanislaviv, Ukrainske Slovo, 1941; Ukrainian Publishers of newspapers and magazines for District Galicia, 1941 - 1944; Reflections on religious holidays in Ukrainian periodicals, Ukrainske Slovo, 1941 – 1943; Ukrainian literary analysis in Ukrainske Slovo (the Ukrainian Word), 1941

Creators:: Ukrainian Workd (Ukrainske Slovo), editoral boards and contributors (1941 -- 1942)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 26: RG-21.04.26, Ukrainian Word, No 34, December 14, 1941