TOC_Sunday, September 18, 1988

Sunday, September 18, 1988

Kandyba freed from Lviv KGB prison
Only two inmates remain in Perm special zone

Propaganda campaign publicizes KGB's "victory" against Ukrainian nationalism
by Bohdan Nahaylo

Bush campaign dismisses seven ethnics after 'anti-Semitism' charges surface

A GLIMPSE OF SOVIET REALITY
Pressure intensifies for rehabilitation of Brezhnev era repression's victims
by Bohdan Nahaylo
Part I of two parts

Khmara appeals to Helsinki signatories on behalf of Ukrainian Churches

Announcement of Millennium Committee about October 6-8 events in Ottawa

Negotiations about unified UCCA continue with some progress

Appeal/announcement on D.C. events from National Millennium Committee

Andreychuk named Canada's delegate to U.N. Human Rights Commission

Orthodox leaders participate in UOL Millennium year convention

Cairo's Ukrainians to mark Millennium

UUARC now eligible for United Way funds

THE UKRAINIAN NATIONAL ASSOCIATION FORUM

Supreme Executive Committee's appeal to UNA members

THE FRATERNAL CORNER
by Andre J. Worobec
Fraternal Activities Coordinator
Essay and poster contest for youth

West Pointer honored by Branch 206

Young UNA'er

EDITORIAL
Bush's purge

ACTION ITEMS

BOOK REVIEW
Reprint of 1837 "Rusalka Dnistrova"
by Dr. Wolodymyr T. Zyla

LETTERS TO THE EDITOR

Tryzub remains in Ukrainians' hearts
Takes issue with Popadiuk's remarks

FACES AND PLACES
by Myron B. Kuropas
Did OSI bushwhack Bush?

NEWS AND VIEWS
Demjanjuk: a victim of Soviet forgery
by William J. Flynn

3,000 faithful gather in Prnjavor, Yugoslavia, to mark Millennium of Ukraine's Christianity

Joy Brittan performs at Sunflower Festival as part of Millennium tour
by Myrosia Stefaniuk

Las Vegas star is goodwill ambassador

Knights of Columbus commemorate Ukrainian Millennium

Resolution of the Knights of Columbus

Irish penal cross recognizes continued persecution of Ukraine's faithful

Blessing of shrine scheduled for September 25 in Washington

PREVIEW OF EVENTS
September 23 - October 2
ONGOING