About This Issue

This issue features a piece on Vynnychenko's mission to Moscow and Kharkiv, a chapter from the History of the Ukrainian Diaspora, a study of the Ukrainian language between Old Bulgarian, Polish and Russian, an essay on the Ukrainian language versus the Ukrainian language of emigrés, a study of the coming of age of Ukrainian Studies, as well as a report on Ukrainian language textbooks at the University level.

In This Issue

Author	Page	Title
Melanie Czajkowsky	3	Volodymyr Vynnychenko and His Mission to Moscow and Kharkiv
Yury Boshyk	25	A Chapter from the History of the Ukrainian Diaspora: M. Drahomanov's Hromada, the Ukrainian Printing House in Geneva, and A.M. (Kuzma) Liakhotsky
Bohdan Strumins'kyj	40	Ukrainian between Old Bulgarian, Polish, and Russian
Yaroslav Kharchun	57	Ukraiins'ka mova, chy mova ukraiins'koji emihratsiji
Peter L. Rudnytsky	62	Icarus and Promethus: The Coming of Age of Ukrainian Studies
Jaroslaw Rozumnyj	68	A Report on Ukrainian Language Textbooks at the University Level
Doug White	83	The Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Nadia Kazymyra	88	The Office of the General Registrar
Myroslav Yurkevich	92	Alexander Sydorenko, The Kievan Academy in the Seventeenth Century
Konstantin Huytan	95	Arnol'd Davidovich, Margolin, Ukraine and Policy of the Entente
James E. Mace	99	Hryhorii Kostiuk, Okaianni roky: Vid Lukianivskoi tiurmy do Vorkutskoi trahedii (1935-1940 rr.)