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This file contains materials related to Dr Medwidsky’s involvement with political parties. Most of the documents are related to his involvement with the Progressive Conservative Party in Alberta, including active participation in campaigns for Julian Koziak. The types of documents included in this file are letters and correspondence, campaign materials, party newspapers, minutes from meetings, political action plans, and policy proposals.

The file contains writings of the following authors:

1. Ivan Keiwan. Taras Shevchenko the painter. (in Ukrainian and English)
2. Luka Luciw. Ukrainian short stories. (in Ukrainian and English)
3. Oleh Lysiak. Dienbienphu will surrender tomorrow.
4. Ivan Karnytsky. The discarded newspaper.
5. Vera Rich. Taras Shevchenko songs of darkness
6. K. Telichko. Our tasks.
7. Doris Elizabeth Yanda. Love of Land and Freedom.
8. Ivan Keiwan. Ukrainian art in Alberta. (in Ukrainian and English)
9. Statement. Excerpts from the address delivered by Mr. Yaroslav Stetzko.
10. Короткий звіт з діяльности Українського публіцистично-нукового інституту. Осередок в Едмонтоні
11. Богдан Кравців. Біо- та бібліографічні примітки до антології "Українські оповідання".
12. Thomas Thomashevsky. Historical review of Ukrainian immigration to Canada.(in Ukrainian and English)
13. N. Flak. Early Ukrainian Settlement in Canada.
14. Mykola Hlobenko. Ukrainian Prose stories of the 20th century.

The folder arrived from UCAMA empty, the documents are missing.

Correspondence between John Lahola and Hryhorii Naniak - of Munich.
General topics, including: one written from Bad Steben sanatorium, thank-you letters, and photos.

Correspondence between John Lahola and Michael Kovalskyi - of Calgary, brother of Yurii Kovalskyi.
General letters, Christmas card, concentration camp mentions.

• 4 original letters - 1980, 1985, date/unknown
• 2 photocopies of the date unknown letter (accompany the original)

Correspondance sent between John Lahola and Mykola Klymyshyn of Michigan/Detroit.
Topics include: general greeting letters, concentration camp mentionings, request by Klymyshyn for Lahola's observations of Ukraine during his 1983 visit.