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BOOKS RECEIVEDARMSTRONG, John A. Nations beforeNationalism. Chapel Hill: Universityof North Carolina Press,1982. 411 pp. $30.00.BARBER, John. Soviet Historians inCrisis, 1928-1932. New York:Holmes and Meier, 1981. 194 pp.$34.50.BAZANS'KYJ, Myxajlo [MichaelBazansky]. Viky hovorjat': Materijalydo istoriji Snjatynśćyny vidnajdavniíyx casiv. Detroit:"Snjatyn'," 1981. 95 pp.BROWN, Edward J. Russian Literaturesince the Revolution. Rev. ed.Cambridge,- Mass.: Harvard UniversityPress, 1982. 413 pp. $25.00.BRUCHIS, Michael. One Step Back,Two Steps Forward: On the LanguagePolicy of the CommunistParty of the Soviet Union in theNational Republics. Moldavian, aLook Back, a Survey, and Perspectives,1924-1980. Boulder, Colorado:East European Quarterly,1982. Distributed by ColumbiaUniversity Press. 371 pp. $25.00.BRYK, Myxajlo. Jurij Nemyryć na tliistoriji Ukrajiny. LÓsser, The Netherlands:1974. 152 pp. $10.00.BUL'BA-BOROVEC\ Taras. Armijabez derzavy: Slava i trahedijaukrajins'koho povstans'koho ruxu.Spohady. Winnipeg: "Volyn',"1981. 327 pp.DÖMÖTÖR, Tekla. HungarianFolk Beliefs. Bloomington: IndianaUniversity Press, 323 pp. $17.50.ERMOLAEV, Herman. Mikhail Sholokhovand his Art. Princeton:Princeton University Press, 1982.375 pp. $28.50.FRIEDEN, Nancy Mandelker. RussianPhysicians in an Era of Reformand Revolution, 1856-1905. Princeton:Princeton University Press,1981. 378 pp. $32.50.GERUS-TARNAWECKA, Iraida I.East Slavic Cyrillica in CanadianRepositories: Cyrillic Manuscriptsand Early Printed Books. Winnipeg:"Volyn'," 1981. 186 pp.GRIMSTED, Patricia Kennedy. Archivesand Manuscript Repositoriesin the USSR: Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania,and Belorussia. Princeton:Princeton University Press, 1981.929 pp. $60.00.HORAK, Stephen M., ed. Guide tothe Study of the Soviet Peoples ofthe USSR. Littleton, Colorado:Libraries Unlimited, Inc., 1982.265 pp. $30.00.Istoryćnyj atlas Ukrajiny. Edited byL. Vynar [Wynar]. Montreal, NewYork, and Munich: Ukrainian HistoricalAssociation, 1980. 189 pp.$28.00.KOTSIUBYNSKY, Mykhailo. Shadowsof Forgotten Ancestors. Translatedby Marco Carynnyk. Withnotes and an essay on M. Kotsiubynskyby Bohdan Rubchak. Littleton,Colorado: Canadian Instituteof Ukrainian Studies, 1981. 127 pp.$14.50 cloth, $9.50 paper.LUCKYJ, GeorgeS. N., ed. Shevchenkoand the Critics, 1861-1980.Toronto: University of TorontoPress, 1980. 522 pp. $8.50.The Modern Encyclopedia of Russianand Soviet Literatures. Edited byHarry B. Weber. Vol. 5. Criticism,Literary: Russian. Gulf Breeze,Florida: Academic InternationalPress, 1981. 246 pp. $32.50.MOTYL, Alexander J. The Turn tothe Right: The Ideological Originsand Development of UkrainianNationalism, 1919-1929. NewYork: Columbia University Press,1980. 212 pp. $15.00.Old Jewish Folk Music: The Collectionsand Writings of Moshe Bere-
Books Received 267govski. Edited and Translated byMark Slobin. Philadelphia: Universityof Pennsylvania Press, 1982.579 pp. $35.00.ROCKETT, Rocky L. Ethnic Nationalitiesin the Soviet Union. SociologicalPerspectives on a HistoricalProblem. New York: Praeger,1981. 171 pp. $20.95.STÖKL, Günther. Osteuropa unddie Deutschen. 2nd ed. Stuttgart:S.. Jirzel Verlag, 1982. 241 pp.SUBTELNY, Orest. The Mazepists:Ukrainian Separatists in the EarlyEighteenth Century. New York:Columbia University Press, 1981.280 pp. $20.00.Tvorcovia noveho slovenska: Zbornikк 70-tym narodeninam Dr. JozefaA. Mikusa. Edited by JosephStasko. Cambridge, Ontario:"Friends of Good Books," 1982.271 pp.Ukraine. By Tatianna Gajecky-Wynarand Bohdan S. Wynar. Encyclopediaof Library and InformationScience, ed. Allen Kent et al.,vol. 31, pp. 281-329. Englewood,Colorado: Distributed by theUkrainian Research Foundation,Inc. (Reprinted by Marcel Dekker,Inc., New York, 1981.)Ukrainian Dumy. Translated byGeorge Tarnawsky and PatriciaKilina. Toronto: University ofToronto Press, 1979. 219 pp. $5.95.WYNAR, Lubomyr R. Ethnic, Nationality,and Foreign-LanguageBroadcasting and Telecasting inOhio: Directory and Report. Kent,Ohio: Kent State University Press,1981. 50 pp.VYNAR, L. [Lubomyr Wynar]. JevhenOnac'kyj: Ćesnist' z nacijeju,1894-1979. New York, Munich,Toronto: Ukrainian Historical Association,1981. 31 pp. $3.00.VYNAR, L. [Lubomyr Wynar]. Z perspektyvydesjat'ox rokiv: Ukrajins'kyjistoryk, 1963-1973. Munich:Ukrainian Historical Association,1974. 50 pp. $2.50.THE SOVIETIZATIONOF UKRAINE1917-1923By Jurij BorysThe Communist Doctrineand Practice of NationalSelf-DeterminationThis volume discusses the Bolsheviks' theory andpractice of national self-determination with regardto Ukraine from the outbreak of the revolutionin 1917 to the creation of the Soviet Union in1923."To a greater extent than any other writer on thisperiod of Ukrainian history . . . Borys has endeavouredto present the sociological and theeconomic as well as the purely political aspectsofhissubject."John A. Armstrong488 pages, paper $12.95. cloth $19.95Order from:University of Toronto Press5201 Dufferin StreetDownsview, OntarioCanada M3H 5T8Published by the Canadian Institute of Ukrainian Studies
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CONTENTSARTICLESReport on the Glago
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136 IHOR SEVCENKOinexpressible go(o
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150 IHOR SEVCENKOpomyślenije: (pom
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154 OMELJAN PRITSAKkilled. Kjuś wa
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166 OMEUAN PRITSAKОІSÜ'SsоV)Iо
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192 м. MiSHKiNSKYvolia" in Novembe
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