About This Issue

This issue features an essay on the first All-Ukrainian Congress of Soviets and its antecedents, an essay on the first Congress of Peasants, a piece on the Kuban Cossacks in 1917, an analysis of the revolution's influence on Ukrainians in Canada, the reflections of a linguist on Ukrainian history, and an essay on the paradoxes and tasks of Ukrainian bibliography.

In This Issue

Author	Page	Title
Thomas M. Prymak	3	The First All-Ukrainian Congress of Soviets and Its Antecedents
Borys Martos	20	Pershiy Vseukraiins'kyi Selians'kyi Z'iizd
Olga Andriewsky	29	The Triumph of Particularism: The Kuban Cossacks in 1917
Nestor Makuch	42	The Influence of the Ukrainian Revolution on Ukrainians in Canada, 1917-22
George Y. Shevelov	62	Reflections of a Linguist on Ukrainian History
Edward Kasinec	71	Some Paradoxes of Ukrainian Bibliography and Its Critical Tasks
Jurij Dobczansky	77	Oles Berdnyk: A Bibliographical Overview
Nadia Kazymyra	84	Primary Sources to Immigration and Settlement at the Public Archives of Canada, Part Three: The Department of Finance
M.H. and M.C.	90	From Knapsack to Computer
M.C.	104	Ivan Drach, Orchard Lamps
George Liber	108	Ihor Kamenetsky, ed. Nationalism and Human Rights: Processes of Modernization in the USSR
Nadia Odette Diakun	111	Mykola Khvylovy. Tvory v p'iatokh tomakh. Volume One
Christine D. Worobec	113	Paul Robert Magocsi. The Shaping of a National Identity: Subcarpathian Rus', 1848-1948
Letters	120
Books Received	133