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190 MARTA TARNAWSKYreading and the reader should have found either the review listed or a crossreferenceto the next entry.Wynar himself has listed in his introduction a number of recent titles that, for avariety of reasons, were omitted from the guide. This list could be extended muchfurther. There is, for example, an extensive literature on the case of JohnDemianiuk 47 —at least two books (too recent, perhaps, to be included?) plus a scoreof earlier law review articles—which is not mentioned. Among the other titles thatshould have been covered either as main entries or at least in annotations are: the1985 edition of V. Vasilenko's Legal Aspects of Participation of the Ukrainian SSRin International Relations, 4 * the English translations of the constitution of theUkrainian SSR, 49 the criminal code of the Ukrainian SSR, 50 and other legal documents;51 T. Hewryk's Masterpieces in Wood; 52 Olena Saciuk's three articles on47Cf. Willem A. Wagenaar, Identifying Ivan (Cambridge, Mass., 1989); Tom Teicholz, TheTrial of Ivan the Terrible: State of Israel vs. John Demjanjuk (New York, 1990); Edward Morgan,"Retributory Theater," American University Journal of International Law & Policy 3, no.1 (Spring 1988): 1 -64; Borys Y. Dackiw, "Denaturalization of Suspected Nazi War Criminals:The Problem of Soviet-Source Evidence," Columbia Journal of Transnational Law 24, no. 2(1986): 365-96; Rena Hozore Reiss, "The Extradition of John Demjanjuk: War Crimes,Universality Jurisdiction, and the Political Offense Doctrine," Cornell International Law Journal20, no. 2 (Summer 1987): 281-315; Suzanne Lutnick, "Demjanjuk v. Petrovsky," SuffolkTransnational Law Journal 10, no. 2 (Fall 1986): 607-19; Francine R. Strauss, "Demjanjuk v.Petrovsky: An Analysis of Extradition," Maryland Journal of International Law and Trade 12,no. 1 (Fall 1987): 65-81; Fania Domb, "The Demjanjuk Trial," Israel Yearbook on HumanRights 18 (1988): 229-41.48Vladimir Vasilenko, Legal Aspects of Participation of the Ukrainian SSR in InternationalRelations (Kiev, 1985).49"Constitution (Basic Law) of the Ukrainian SSR," Collected Legislation of the Union ofSoviet Socialist Republics and the Constituent Union Republics, compiled, translated and withintroductory materials by William E. Butler. (Dobbs Ferry, N.Y., 1979-), Constitutions, vol. 2(loose-leaf) [August 1980].50"Criminal Code of the Ukrainian SSR," Collected Legislation of the Union of SovietSocialist Republics and the Constituent Union Republics, compiled, translated and with introductorymaterials by William E. Butler. (Dobbs Ferry, N.Y., 1979-), Union Republic Legislation,vol. 1 (loose-leaf) [ June 1982], pp. 1-139.51E.g., "Soviet State Symbolism: Flags and Arms of the USSR and its Constituent Parts,1917-1971. Ukrainian Soviet Socialist Republic," Soviet Statutes and Decisions 8, no. 1/2(Fall-Winter 1971-1972): 197-204, illus. [excerpts from the constitution, administrativecode, etc.]; "Soviet Citizenship Law. Union Republican Legislation and Normative Acts:1917-1923. Ukrainian SSR," Soviet Statutes and Decisions 7, no. 1 (Fall 1970): 61 -73, and 7,no. 3 (Spring 1971): 308-17; "International Treaties, Agreements, and Diplomatic Correspondence:1917-1923," Soviet Statutes and Decisions 7, no. 1 (Fall 1970): 74-116, and 7, no. 4(Summer 1971): 361 -470 [a number of documents pertaining to Ukraine]; "Law Reform in theSoviet Union. Ukrainian SSR," Soviet Statutes and Decisions 12, no. 2 (1975-1976): 218-32,and 12, no. 3 (Spring 1976): 315-32 [full texts or excerpts of decrees].52Masterpieces in Wood: Houses of Worship in Ukraine, Titus D. Hewryk, guest curator,Ukrainian Museum (New York, 1987).