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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)

Pictured on the photograph are John Lahola, Petro Boian Bolekhivs'kyi, and John Bolekhivs'kyi.

• General greeting letters from Petro B. Boyan to Ivan Lahola and vice versa
• Letters on Auswitz issues
• Information about Boian's musical performances
• Conventions, requests for addresses.

Misc. topics written in Russian. Photocopied information.

Contains invitations, memorials, events, information, newspaper clippings, and newsletters on the 1932-1933 famine in Ukraine.

Brochure: 1989
UCHV Report: 1983
UCHV questionnaire

Documents include: 3 photographs, Auditor's report-1983 (English), Year end reports - 1984, 1985 (English & Ukrainian), Accounting/Financial info, Minutes of Meetings, List of executives and expenses, Constitution (2 copies), pamphlet promoting UCSS

Documents contain newsletters from 1983, 1987, 1988, and a letter of announcement (1984) from the BUH River Region 9 Association.

Documents include: 2 typed letters and Ukrainian bulletins : 1984.

Newspaper articles that include photos or mention Kliuk Osyp:
Holos Ukrainskoho Politichnoho Vyaznya: 1985-05
Ukrainskie Visti: 1985-08
Homin Ukrainy :1985-11

The file consists of the "Voices from the camps"; newspaper clippings; interviews with Lahola about his time as a prisoner; biographies of Lahola from “Ukrainian News”.

Original newspapers including:
Ukrainskie Visti: 1986,
Progress: 1985, 1986,
Homin Ukrainy: 1985,
Holos Ukrainskoho Politichnoho Vyaznya: 1985

One letter and one newsletter from the Brotherhood of Veterans of the 1st Ukrainian Division of Ukrainian National Army.

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

Documents contain an invitation and a program to an event on Ukrainian political prisoners.