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Office of Urban and Community Services
Russian and East European Studies Program
Pennsylvania Ethnic Heritage Studies Center
Department of Slavic Languages and Literatures
Ukrainian Student Organization of the University of Pittsburgh
The Ukrainian Famine Committee of Western Pennsylvania
Frick Fine Arts Building Auditorium
University of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh, PA
Saturday, October 8, 1983
Dr. Yuri Shevelov: Rise and Fall of the Policy of Ukrainization.
Columbia University Professor Emeritus. An outstanding American
Slavic linguist and literary scholar, also is an author of many books in
the field.
Marco Carynnyk: The Dogs that Did Not Bark: The United States
and Great Britain and the Ukrainian Famine of 1933.
Poet, literary critic, editor, translator, and visiting fellow at the Kennan
Institute in Washington, D.C. Currently he is writing two books and is
filming a documentary about the Ukrainian Famine in 1933.
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Dr. Bohdan Bociurkiw: Destruction of the Ukrainian Orthodox
Church in Soviet Ukraine during the 1930's.
Carleton University, Ontario Professor of Political Science.
An internationally-known and respected authority in the field of Soviet
religious policy, with special reference to Ukraine. An author of many
books on this subject, he has also been the director of two related
institutes.
Dr. James Mace: The Man Made Famine in 1933.
Post Doctoral Fellow in History from University of Michigan.
Currently working with the Harvard Ukrainian Research Institute on a
book about the artificial famine in Ukraine in 1933.
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Symposium program held in the private collection of ARTUIS. Material can
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