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Petro Yuriiovych Mirchuk (June 26, 1913 – May 16, 1999) was a
Ukrainian writer living in the
United States and a
leading member of the
Organization of...
- Stampfer,
Edward Fram, Paul
Robert Magocsi's "Ukraine: A History", and
Petro Mirchuk. Hannover's
other works are: Ṭa'ame Sukkah, a
homiletic explanation of...
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Yitzhak Arad,
Indiana University Press, 1987, ISBN 0253342937. p. 21.
Mirchuk, Petro. My
meetings and
discussions in Israel. A
Meeting with the 'Dvazhdi...
- males, from
Western Ukraine (Galicia, Volhynia,
Podolia and Lublin).
Petro Mirchuk, who
himself was a
political prisoner in the
Auschwitz camp,
relates in...
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directed against NKVD troops,
communists and civilians.
According to
Petro Mirchuk, the main
reason that led to the
fighting at
Gurby was an ********ination...
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Archbishop of Kyiv-Zhytomyr
Petro Marko (1913–1991),
Albanian writer Petro Mirchuk (1913–1999),
Ukrainian writer Petro Nishchynsky (1832–1896), Ukrainian...
- Stampfer,
Edward Fram, Paul
Robert Magocsi's "Ukraine: A History", and
Petro Mirchuk.
However other authors regard it as a
reliable historical account. The...
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contemporary Organizations of the
Ukrainian Nationalists (OUN)
Sheet 17;
Mirchuk P.,
Essays in the
history of the OUN, pp. 138–139, 296–297. ДАЛО. — Ф....
- Krentsbach",
circulated in a
collection edited by
Ukrainian writer Petro Mirchuk. The text began: "The
reason that I'm
alive today and can
devote all of...
- fatalities, while,
according to
Ukrainian historian and an OUN member,
Petro Mirchuk, 35
Ukrainian civilians died
during the pacification.
Stephan Horak estimates...
