Documents include: brochures: 1962-1973, lists of names (Ukrainian), list of names corresponding to an unknown photo, newspaper articles about UCUC: 1972-1975, financial information, business letters, annual letters, general letters, and handwritten notes by Lahola (1970s).
Documents include letters, announcements, programs, invitation, and brochures from Orhanizatsia Ukrainskoho Vyzvolenoho Frontu
dating from 1969 to 1984.
The file consists of letters from Links Clinic about Ivan Lahola’s health, family letters and other letters to Ivan Lahola about the cases; letters from Ukrainian Canadian Social Services Inc. of Canada National Headquarters; letter from Ukrainian Canadian Confress Headquarters, documentation concerning Austrian Bank Holocaust Litigation from Philadelphia, press release on german forced/slave labor compensation, letters from the World League of Ukrainian Poltical Prisoners, memories of Ivan Lahola by Lida lahola, a cheque for german forced labor compensation to Ivan Lahola, documentation concerning German Labour Compensation Programme; John Lahola’s applications for the German Labour Compensation Programme; copies of Ivan Lahola’s documents for the application - Certificate of Canadian Citizenhip, documents from Germany, Lahola’s membership card of the League of Ukrainian Political Prisoners of German concentration camps, letter fromUkrainian Educational and Cultural Center, questionnaire on claims conference, letters from the UN Office of the High Commisioner for refugees, letters from Hadassah WIZO Organization of Edmonton, letters from the United Restitution Organization in Canada, photos of the graves of the victims, letter from Department of External Affairs of Canada, letters from Combe Horwitz to John Lahola, letters from Jewish Federation of Edmonton concerning Holocaust, documentation in German , list of German lawyers conversant with identification, letters from lawyers concerning Lahola’s cases; letters to Lahola from the State Insurance Institute for the Free and Trade City of Hamburg; Lahola’s application for Insurance Benefits from the German Pension Insurance, Description of Ivan Lahola and copies of his documents from a notary public, Agreement on Social Security between Canada and the Federal Republic of Germany, Application form for non-Jewish survivors; polish newspapers about Ukrainian-Polish relations, Certificate of Life and Citizenship, Interim Application for foreign benefits under an agreement on social security.
The file consists of Ivan Lahola’s documents: official certificate, Personal Identification card for civilian internee of Mauthausen, Certificate of Membership, a cheque from Bankers Trust Company, Ivan Lahola’s Certificate of Canadian Citizenship; letter from Ukrainian Cultural and Educational Center, Claims Conference Questionnaire, letter from United Nations Office of the High Commissioner for Refugees, letter from WIZO Organization of Edmonton, letter from United Restitution Organization for Canada, letter from Department of External Affairs; communication between Combe Horwitz and Embassy of the Federal Republic of Germany, documentation from Jewish Federation of Edmonton regarding Edmonton Holocaust Documentation project, documentation on the assignment of claims.
This subseries contains files pertaining to educational projects and activities that were planned and/or executed by UCBC Edmonton Eparchy. The files include information on bilingual programs in Alberta, fundraising and awards, as well as petitions organized in response to provincial bills affecting education.
This file includes materials created for the Goodwill Club of the Ukrainian Catholic Women's Association (Edmonton). Materials consist primarily of membership lists and notes pertaining to the Social Committee's annual Bazaar and Tea event. There is also a 60th anniversary certificate, honouring founding member, Emilia Zarsky. Newspaper articles pertaining to the UCWL. Ephemera related to the 22nd eparchial convention in 1985.
The collection is composed of еtwo groups of materials. Namely, the St. John the Baptist Church books, and self-published family histories.
The following books from the Peace River Country Collection are added to the Kule Folklore Centre library:
Conference programs, recommendations and presentations predominantly about multiculturalism, ethnic groups, and bilingual education.
