Table of Contents
Introduction - Jim Mochoruk and Rhonda L. Hinther
Section I: New Approaches to Old Question
GENERATION GAP: CANADA'S POSTWAR UKRAINIAN LEFT
Rhonda L. Hinther
LOCATING IDENTITY: THE UKRAINIAN CULTURAL HERITAGE VILLAGE AS A PUBLIC HISTORY TEXT
Karen Gabert
"A VAGUELY DIVIDED GUILT": THE ABORIGINAL UKRAINIAN
Lindy A. Ledohowski
Section II: Leaders and Intellectuals
"GREAT TASKS AND A GREAT FUTURE": PAUL RUDYK, PIONEER UKRAINIAN CANADIAN ENTREPRENEUR AND PHILANTHROPIST
Peter Melnycky
THE POPULIST PATRIOT: THE LIFE AND LITERARY LEGACY OF ILLIA KIRIAK
Jars Balan
SYMPATHY FOR THE DEVIL: THE ATTITUDE OF UKRAINIAN WAR VETERANS IN CANADA TO NAZI GERMANY AND THE JEWS, 1933-1939
Orest T. Martynowych
Section III: Diplomacy and International Concerns
THE "ETHNIC QUESTION" PERSONIFIED: UKRAINIAN CANADIANS AND CANADIAN - SOVIET RELATIONS 1917 - 1991
Jaroslav Petryshyn
MONITORING THE "RETURN TO THE HOMELAND" CAMPAIGN: CANADIAN REPORTS ON RESETTLEMENT IN THE USSR FROM SOUTH AMERICA, 1955-57
Serge Cipko
POLISHING THE SOVIET IMAGE: THE CANADIAN-SOVIET FRIENDSHIP SOCIETY AND THE 'PROGRESSIVE ETHNIC GROUPS,' 1949-1957
Jennifer Anderson
Section IV: Internal Strife on the Left
'POP & CO' VS BUCK AND THE 'LENIN SCHOOL BOYS': UKRAINIAN CANADIANS AND THE COMMUNIST PARTY OF CANADA, 1921-31
Jim Mochoruk
FIGHTING FOR THE SOUL OF THE UKRAINIAN PROGRESSIVE MOVEMENT IN CANADA: THE LOBAYITES AND THE UKRAINIAN LABOUR-FARMER TEMPLE ASSOCIATION
Andrij Makuch
Section V: Everyday People
"OF COURSE IT WAS A COMMUNIST HALL:" A SPATIAL, SOCIAL, AND POLITICAL HISTORY OF THE UKRAINIAN LABOUR TEMPLES IN OTTAWA, 1912-1965
S. Holyck Hunchuck
"I'LL FIX YOU!" DOMESTIC VIOLENCE AND MURDER IN A UKRAINIAN WORKING-CLASS IMMIGRANT COMMUNITY IN NORTHERN ONTARIO
Stacey Zembrzycki
Conclusion - Jim Mochoruk and Rhonda L. Hinther
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