About This Issue

This issue features an essay on Bohdan Khmelnytsky and the Rakoczis in 1648, a piece on the early Ukrainian American immigration and the conversion of the Minneapolis Parish to Russian Orthodoxy, an essay on the Methodist Rural Home Missions as agencies of assimilation, a piece on the geography of the 1933 Soviet Famine, an essay on the Ukrainian Catholic Bishops' protest against the Famine, a piece on the National Students Organization in Germany, a brief biography of the last years of Mykhailo Slabchenko, a statistical profile of dissidents in Ukraine before 1972, an essay on the romantic utopia and science fiction of Oles Berdnyk, and a postmortem of the Ukrainian Helsinki Group.

In This Issue

Author	Page	Title
Stephen Velychenko	3	Khmelnytsky and the Rakoczis in 1648
M. Palij	13	Early Ukrainian American Immigration and the Conversion of the Minneapolis Parish to Russian Orthodoxy
V. Olener	38	Methodist Rural Home Missions as Agencies of Assimilation
S. Maksudov	52	The Geography of the 1933 Soviet Famine
A. Krawchuk	59	The Ukrainian Catholic Bishops' Protest Against the Famine
B. Tzymbalisty	63	Natsionalna Orhanizatsiia Ukrainskykh Studentiv v Nimechchyni
J. Radziejowski	81	The Last Years of Mykhailo Slabchenko
B. Krawchenko and J. Carter	85	A Statistical Profile of Dissidents in Ukraine before 1972
M. Pavlyshyn	89	Oles Berdnyk, Romantyk Utopia, and Science Fiction
V. Haynes	102	Postmortem of the Ukrainian Helsinki Group