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Ukrainian birth certificate of Hryhorii Halina.

The playbook contains the scripts of the actors as well as the music notes.

The small booklet includes the names of cities and capitals from each country, names of oceans, seas, canals, islands, continents etc...
The large booklet includes maps of the whole world, as well as continents (Europe, Asia, Oceania...), Countries (Ukraine, Australia), maps of the world's oceans, latitudes and longitudes etc...

A typewritten book about how to properly use guns talks about the proper stance to shoot a gun, the importance of angles when aiming etc...

Contains a German theatre production program (1946-1947), Sports information (1946), information about a Ukrainian Bandura Concert in Munchen and the program of the 9th UCC Congress.

Includes newspaper clippings of various obituaries: Pawlessa I.A., Cwikilewycz J., Maik M., Prokopiw P., Soltykewich R. and others.

Contains entire newspapers from the newspaper "Вiстi" (translated to "News"). Publications include articles titled The Will of the People, Time Demands, Our Kindness, On the Report Before History, and more

Includes clippings about acquaintances of Lahola.

Includes personal documents: marriage certificate, statement of death, certificate of death, certificate of Canadian citizenship, certificate of naturalization etc.. of Anna and husband Harry Halina.

• A letter to his son Roman Lahola - 1969-09-16
• A letter to the President of the Seminary about Roman Lahola and many drafts of it - 1968-10-24 (date of final letter)

Letter correspondence Lahola sent to Chuiko

One draft and one final version of the letter from Lahola to lawyer Peter Savaryn.

Contains articles titled "Appeal to World Public Opinion", "I Appeal to You With Respect and Hope", "Authors Tell Continuing Story of Repression, Terror in Russia", a poster titled "Protect the Innocent", an ad for a cable TV program, and a poster titled "Death of Yugoslavia, Freedom for Croatia".

Lahola's collection of miscellaneous materials from various organizations.
Documents include: Ukrainian Free University Foundation, Taras Shevchenko Monument in Brazil, Canada, and USA Committee, "Ivan Franko" Ukrainian School in Edmonton, Canadian Immigrant AID Society, Ukrainian Weekly, and Vegreville Ukrainian Festival.

Contains an information bulletin from the Central Representative of Ukrainian Immigration to Germany.

Contains letters sent by the Dnipro Choir to John Lahola (1974, 1975).

Newspaper clippings contain and article on the burial of Petro Marunchiuk, and more.