A study on the importance and actuality of games as part of the funeral rite in the region of Hutzulshchyna.
Lakusta, Shelley"The Ukrainian Joke" includes a recollection of Ukrainian Jokes as told by Ukrainian immigrants in Canada.
Fingarsen, FrankExamines the various Ukrainian rituals, customs and beliefs associated with the occurrence of death as collected from one family. bib.
Hohol, KeenanDescribes the funeral customs practiced by one Bukoynian settler in Alberta and his recollections of how it was done in Ukraine. bib., quest.
Swinton, KeithThis item is a research paper written about the folk hero, Oleksa Dovbush from Ukraine, and what he and other folk heroes say about the Ukrainian national narrative.
Lytviak, MarkoThis item is a research paper about the symbolism of the rooster in Eastern Slavic folktales, using "Ivanoushka the Simpleton", "The Fox, the Hare and the Cock", and "the Tale of the Golden Cockerel" for analysis.
Hontar, NataliyaThis item is a research paper which analyzes whether Propp's 31 functions that all Slavic folktales have in common are still applicable to contemporary renditions of folktales, using the Last Bogatyr as a case study.
Raza, AbbieLetter sent from Lahola to Okipniuk regarding Yurii Kowalsky.
A letter from Bohdan Lahola to his grandmother in Ukraine.
Draft copies of letters Lahola sent to Dr Klymyshyn. Hand-written, dates unknown.
Letter Lahola sent to his daughter Lida in 1978.
Written by Lahola, talking about his experience in Auschwitz.
Photocopy of Lahola's memoirs, regarding his involvement in the Ukrainian Nationalist movement in Ukraine during the second World War.
Speech written by Lahola to commemorate 33 years since liberation from the concentration camp in Auschwitz.