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Research Report No. 59 Ukrainian Bibliography 1945-1961 Dmytro Buchynsky Canadian Institute of Ukrainian Studies Press University of Alberta Edmonton 1996 4% wht * Occasional Research Reports Copies of CIUS Press research reports may be ordered from the Canadian Institute of Ukrainian Studies Press, 352 Athabasca Hall, University of Alberta, Edmonton, The name of the publication series and the substantive material in each issue (unless otherwise noted) are copyrighted by the Canadian Institute of Ukrainian Studies Press. This publication was funded by a grant from the Stephania Bukachevska- Pastushenko Archival Endowment Fund. actuary KOITIB Ha le BAJaHHA 3aBAAYYEMO oTaLii 3 APXiBHOrO MouHTy im. Credanii bykauescpKoi-IlactyeHKo. PRINTED IN CANADA i al > Occasional Research Reports Bibliography Series Editor: Edward Kasinec Ukrainian Bibliography 1945-1961 Dmytro Buchynsky Research Report no. 59 Canadian Institute of Ukrainian Studies Press University of Alberta Edmonton 1996 Occasional Research Reports Bibliography Series Editor: Edward Kasinec Bibliografia ucraniana 1945-1961 Dmytro Buchynskyj Research Report no. 59 Canadian Institute of Ukrainian Studies Press University of Alberta Edmonton 1996 Digitized by the Internet Archive in 2016 httos://archive.org/details/bibliografaucran59buch Introduction Dr. Dmytro Buchynskyj. Bibliografia ucraniana 1945-1961. (Complementaria del “Catalogo de la Exposicién de la Obra impresa ucraniana en el Extranjero 1945-1955”, del mismo autor) (Madrid, 1962). [Ministerio de Educacién Nacional. Direccidn General de Archivos y Bibliotecas]. 311 pp. A comprehensive bibliography of Ukrainian-language imprints published outside Ukraine in the twentieth century continues to be a major desideratum. In the past, several individuals—Joseph Danko, Miroslav Labunka, and Bohdan Krawciw—have attempted to compile bibliographies of Ukrainian book production abroad. In 1974, a major attempt at the compilation of a bibliography of émigré belles-lettres and literary criticism was made by the late Bohdan Romanenchuk.' More comprehensive than Romanenchuk’s work, however, is that by an émigré Ukrainian bibliographer, Dmytro Buchynsky. Buchynsky was born in Trebukhivtsi [Trebuchowe, Pol.] on 4 April 1913. He studied theology for two years in the Volhynian town of Dubno and, following World War II, studied philosophy at the Ukrainian Free University in Munich. After moving to Spain in 1949, he worked for Radio Nacional de Espafia as a journalist on its Ukrainian programme, as well as writing articles that appeared in the émigré press throughout the world. Buchynsky died in Madrid in November 1982.’ This work reprints the greater part (pp. 42-311, omitting most of the introductory historical survey) of Buchynsky’s rare and little-known work, which was published in Madrid in 1962. The formal occasion for its publication was an exhibition organized by the Biblioteca Nacional in the autumn of 1961 to honour the centenary of the death of Taras Shevchenko. While the first section of Buchynsky’s work lists more than fifty titles dealing with Shevchenko and published in the emigration between 1945 and 1961, other sections deal with history, the social ' Bohdan Romanenchuk. Bibliohrafiia vydan’ ukrains’koi emihratsiinoi literatury 1945-1970 (Philadelphia: Vydavnytstvo “Kyiv,” 1974). [Biblioteka ukrains’koi knyhy, ch. 2]. 2aieam grateful to Sefiorita Carmen Caro, Librarian at the Biblioteca Nacional, for providing me with the biographical information related here. sciences, religion and church history, language, literature and literary criticism, art, pedagogy, children’s literature, philately and, finally, works in foreign languages relating to Ukraine. The work contains an author index, and while the bibliographic descriptions are too laconic to be perfectly satisfactory to a bibliographer (i.e., subtitles are not indicated, and pagination is often inaccurate), nevertheless it is more comprehensive in some respects than Romanenchuk. Edward Kasinec Chief, Slavic and Baltic Division New York Public Library MINISTERIO DE EDUCACION NACIONAL DIRECCION GENERAL DE ARCHIVOS Y_ BIBLIOTECAS BIBLIOGRAFIA UCRANIANA 1945 - 1961 {Complementaria de] ‘Catalogo de la Exposicion de la Obra impresa ucra- niana en el Extranjero 1945-1955“, del mismo autor) POR EL DR. DMYTRO BUCHYNSKYJ MADRID, 1962

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