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Acknowledgments vii
Note on Transliteration xi
Introduction: The Men, Women, and Children of the Ukrainian
Labour Temple Movement, 1891-1991 3
1 Sincerest Revolutionary Greetings : Men and the Interwar
Ukrainian Left 17
2 Raising Funds and Class-Consciousness: Women and the Interwar
Ukrainian Left 50
3 Junior Participants in the Class Struggle: Children, Youth, and the
Interwar Ukrainian Left 75
4 Dear Kate, I Don t Know How You Manage! : The Ukrainian Left
and the Second World War 103
5 If There Had Been a Siberia : Adults and the Association of United
Ukrainian Canadians 133
6 We re Ukrainian Canadians, Not Ukrainians : Children, Youth,
and the Post-War Ukrainian Left 175
Conclusion: If I Can t Dance, It s Not My Revolution 205
Appendix: Key Ukrainian Leftist Organizations 215
Notes 217
Bibliography 26 5
Index 283
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Index
Alexiewich, John, 31-2
Alexiewich, Wasylyna, 124
American Federation of Labor, 23
Andreyko, Anna, 64,120-1,130
Ansonville, Ontario, 30
arts and crafts, 194. See also
handicrafts
assimilation, 5, 99,138,143, 174, 176,
202, 204, 211
Association of Canadian Ukrainians
(ACU), 123,141, 247n79
Association to Aid the Liberation
Movement in Western Ukraine, 120
Avakumovic, Ivan, 190
Avery, Donald, 159
Ayukawa, Mona, 77-8
Babiy, Clara, 83
bake sales, 146
Balay, Walter, 191
banquets, 51, 63-4,120,150
Bard of Ukraine, 188
Bartko, Pauline, 62-3
bazaars, 63-4,66,146-7,183, 257nl3
Bazhansky, Kalyna, 129-30
Behie, Joe, 162
Beinfait, Saskatchewan, 19
Bennett, R.B., 81
Bilecki, Betsy, 156-7,164,166
Bileski, Andrew, 107,110,127,158
Bilingualism and Biculturaiism
Commission, 147-8
bingo, 145,185
Bociurkiw, Bohdan, 148
Boiova molod, 61, 98. See also Svit
molodi
bombing of Toronto Ukrainian labour
temple, 160-1
Borden, Robert, 26
Boy Scouts, 94,179
Boychuk, John, 31, 41, 141
Boyd, John, 28, 87
Bradbury, Bettina, 78
Brantford, Ontario, 57,113
Broad Valley, Manitoba, 92
Bukovyna, 3,22,24
Bullen, John, 78
Buller, Annie, 111
cadre problem, 201-2
Camp Naivelt, 78, 194
Camps (AUUC): Gordon Lake, AB,
194; Sylvan Lake, AB, 193; Camp
Husavik (Manitoba), 193-4,197;
Camp Palermo (Ontario), 133,
193-5, 197
284 Index
Canadian Centennial, 151
Canadian Citizenship Act (1946), 163
Canadian Congress of Labour, 126
Canadian Council of National
Groups, 148
Canadian Labour Defence League
(CLDL), 41,129
Canadian National Exhibition (CNE),
151
Canadian Pacific Railway (CPR), 19,96
Canadian Peace Congress, 166-7,189
Canadian Slav Committee, 163
Canadian Society for Ukrainian
Labour Research (CSULR), 211
Canadian Ukrainian Youth
Federation, 91-2
canvassing, 69, 74,124,167
Cape Breton, 30
Cardiff, Alberta, 51, 70
Central Women s Committee (CWC),
57, 59,67
Cependa, Michael, 108
Chaban, Teklia, 50-1,54-6, 70
Chachkowsky, Anna, 120
Charlebois, Justin, 8
Chervonyi prapor, 24
choir, 12,24,32,34r-5,44,51,65, 75,
109,113,119-20,125,152-3,175,
191-2,199
Churchill, Winston, 126
citizenship, denial of, 163-4
cleaning, 52, 63, 69
Cobalt, Ontario, 27
Cold War, 5,132-3,137-8,142-3,150,
158-9,161-4,167,170,174,177,
200,203-5,211
Cold Warriors, 143,159,161, 211
Coleman, Alberta, 97
Comintern, 41-2,44,46,54,67-8,
91,95
Committee for the Release of Labor
Prisoners (CRLP), 117-18,120,123
Communist International, 41. See also
Comintern
Communist Party of Canada (CPC),
4, 5,11,12,14,18, 20-2, 29, 31, 34,
40-6, 48, 50, 54, 57, 59, 67, 70, 76,
81, 88, 90-1, 93-4, 98-9,101,103,
106,113,121,126,128,133,139,
145,150,157,164-6,177-^8,189-90,
198, 206-7,213; anti-Semitism,
165; ethnocentricism, 21, 41,45,
50, 67,102; Popular Front, 44, 69,
91-2, 94-5; Third Period, 43, 68;
Winnipeg Maple Leaf Club, 165
concerts, 12-13,19, 32, 39, 56, 60,
63-4, 66, 76, 81, 83-4, 88-9, 96-7,
105,110,120-1,125,130,139,
153,160, 163,183-4,189,193,
209, 212
Coniston, Ontario, 37
Connell, R.W., 8
conventions, 30, 39, 42,44,46, 51, 57,
59, 63-4, 73, 80, 88, 90-1, 99,141,
143,149,151,162,163,184,190,
193, 201
cooking, 51-2, 62-5, 69, 71, 73,104,
110,185/194, 213
Cooperative Commonwealth
Federation (CCF), 92,126
Cossacks beyond the Danube, 194
cottaging, 193-4
Creighton Mine, Ontario, 37
Cuban missile crisis, 167
Custodian of Enemy Property, 119
Czechoslovakia, 1968 invasion of,
164,190
Daily Clarion, 113
Davis, Kathy, 6, 7
Index 285
Day of International Solidarity with
Colonial Youth, 182
Defence of Canada Regulations,
117,126
Dembitski, M., 93
deportation, 14,36,40-1,45-6,48, 68, 75
Depression, 10, 44,57,63-4,69, 70, 73,
81,92, 95-6, 98,105,111-13,125,166
Destruction of the Black Sea Squadron, 88
Diachuk, Katherine, 70
displaced persons, 137,142-3,
159-61,164-5,171,253n52
Dolny, Eugene, 152-4
Donaldson, Mike, 7
Dovbush, Oleksa, 37
drama, 13, 17, 24, 30, 35-7, 44, 51, 61,
65, 71, 83, 87, 92,136,152,196-7,
209. See also plays
Dubas, Nick, 83
Dubno, John, 107,127, 194
Duplessis, Maurice, 162
Dzatko, Olga Berketa, 183,189,191,195
East Kildonan, Manitoba, 66, 90
East Windsor, Ontario, 62
Edmonton, Alberta, 50-1, 56, 71, 96,
99,125,141,146,158,167,171,184,
186,193,199, 203,212
Educationals, 38, 62-3, 68, 92-3, 145,
147,177,181,183,187-8, 227n54
embroidery, 12, 66, 73, 82,113,120-1,
150-1,173,177,182,194, 209
Endicott, James, 166,189
Endicott, Stephen, 18
English-speaking branches, 135-6,
140,143-6,148,184-5,187, 201, 209
ensembles, musical, 152. See also
orchestras
Epp, Marlene, 10
Estevan Miners Strike, 18
Famine Relief Committee, 56
Farmers Unity League (FUL), 41, 50,
63, 228n62
Farmerske zhyttia, 73,108,127
Federation of Ukrainian Social
Democrats of Canada (FUSD), 25
Federatsia kanadsko-ukrainskoi
molodi, 91. See also Canadian
Ukrainian Youth Federation
Federchuk, John, 127
Fedosenko, Paraskevia, 65
feminist movement, 72,132,135,
137-8,166-8,170, 208, 210
festivals, 96,153,162,192-3,195
films, 94,182,194. See also movies
Finns, 12-13,21,29, 42, 45,54,
67-8, 89
folk dance, folk dancing, 83, 99,153,
191,199,202,209, 212
food (as women s and girls
activism), 64,113,149,173,185-6
Forkin, Joe, 115
Fort Frances, Ontario, 99
Fort William, Ontario, 32, 88,185,188
Forward, 184
Frager, Ruth, 9,45
Franko, Ivan, 75,194
fundraising, 27, 37, 51-2, 56-9, 64, 69,
73, 76, 83, 89, 92, 96, 98, 100,105,
114,119-20,122,124-5,130,145-7,
150,162,167,169,181,183-5,189,
192-3, 257nl3
Galange, Anastasia, 113
Galicia, 3,17, 22, 24, 37,164
Girl Guides, 94
Girl Scouts, 179
Globe and Mail, 161
Globe Tours, 154-6, 161
Gnit, Anna, 94
286 Index
Golden Jubilee Summer Festival
(1962), 162
Goldman, Emma, 213
Gramsci, Antonio, 7
Guard, Julie, 166
Guelph, Ontario, 29,122
Hamilton, Ontario, 10, 65, 85,129,
134,153
handicrafts, 82,150-1. See also
embroidery
Hankivsky, Olena, 6
Harasym, Bill, 157,189,199, 200
Hardieville, Alberta, 113
Hepburn, Mitchell, 126
Heron, Craig, 10
Higher educational course (HEC), 46,
84-8,90, 98,101, 111, 133,139,140,
152,195-9, 201, 238n27
Hillman, Ollie, 82-3, 95
Hitler, Adolf, 103,108,123,126
Holos pravdy, 108
Holos robitnytsi, 58
holubtsi, 64, 69,149
Hordienko, Fedir, 30, 36-8
Housewives and Consumers
Association, 166
Hrynchyshyn, Nick, 93,108,124,158
Hryts, 146
Hubaly, Nick, 160,162
Hucaliuk, M., 37
Hull jail, 108,110,127
Hungarian Revolution (1956), 164,190
Hungarians, 12
Hunger March of the Unemployed in
Edmonton, 50
Iacovetta, Franca, 10,107,142,159
INCO, 34
Industrial Workers of the World, 25
International Children s Day, 183
International Women s Day, 51, 59,
146,168,169,182-3
internment, World War I, 25,104
internment, World War II, 103-18,
123-8,130-1, 206, 208
Irchan, Myroslav, 28, 37, 46-7
Israel Press Building, Winnipeg, 120
Italian Canadians (WWI internment),
107,125
Ivan Kotlyarevsky Drama Society, 30
Ivasiuk, J., 120
Japanese Canadians (WWII
internment), 106-7,125,129
Jews, 12-13, 21,45
John Tohobochny - Visionary
Combatant, 36
Junior Section, 61, 89-91, 95, 111, 113,
133,146,171,175,178-84, 201-2
Kamsack, Saskatchewan, 80,158
Kananaskis, Alberta (internment
camp), 103,108-10
Kananaskis Prisoners Song, 110
Karcha, Vasyl, 27, 30
Kardash, Mary, 122,168-9,180,183,
189
Kardash, Ted, 199
Kardash, William (Bill), 115,158,169
Kassian, Helen, 70
Kazakoff, Donald, 186
Kealey, Greg, 212
Kealey, Linda, 72
Keveryha, Peter, 110
Khrushchev, Nikita, 154,164,190
Kidd, Bruce, 94
King, William Lyon Mackenzie, 103,
127,129
Kingston Penitentiary, 31
Index 287
Kinsmen, Gary, 163
Kirkland Lake, Ontario, 30
kitchen work, 58, 64-5, 77,146-7,149,
186, 206, 208
Knott, Dan, 50
Kobzey, Toma, 81, 85
Kolasky, John, 45,165, 203
Kolisnyk, Anastasia, 112
Kolisnyk, Audrey, 112
Kolisnyk, William (Bill), 39,41,107,112
Kordan, Bohdan, 106
Korol, Misha, 99,158-9,184,188
Koss, Parasia, 120
Kostaniuk, Ann, 155
Kostaniuk, Kosty, 32-3, 87-8
Kostaniuk, Myron, 33-4,109,122
Kowalewich, Sunny, 199
Krall, Beth, 169
Krat, Pavlo, 24-5
Krawchuk, Peter, 15,43,107-8,110,
127,141,160
Krechmarowsky, Helen, 117
Kulyk, Ivanna, 66
Kyfiuk, Ivan, 33
Labour Progressive Party, 128,158,
162,168,189,195
Lalande, Julia, 148
Laslo, Joanne, 200
Leader s Guide, 180-4,187
League of Ukrainian Working Youth, 88
Lenin, V.I., 60, 81
Leniuk, Alberta, 59
Lethbridge, Alberta, 64,113
Levack Mine, Ontario, 37
Lindstrom, Varpu, 72
literacy classes (Ukrainian), 61
literature (Ukrainian), 32,59,81,
87,182
Lobay, Danylo, 25, 28, 46-7
Lobayists, 46
Luciuk, Lubomyr, 107,142,159,
253n52
MacDonald, Gladys, 111
Macdonald, Jack, 88
Machuik, Donna, 200
Macievich, Steve, 120
Mackenzie-Papineau Division, 44
Makutra, Eugenia, 119
mandolin, 3,12, 75, 80, 82-4,114,
118,122,125, 201, 213. See also
orchestras
Marxism, 7, 87,197
Marxist-Leninism, 4, 30, 38, 45,48,58,
81, 89, 97, 217n2
Mashtalar, Barbara, 164
Massey Hall, Toronto, 125,192
Mateychuk, Kalyna, 32
Mateychuk, Nick, 32
Mateychuk, Olga, 120. See also
Shatulsky, Olga
May Day, 3, 13, 51, 70, 92, 97,110,145
McIntosh, Robert, 78
McKay, Ian, 13, 26
McPhail, Agnes, 126
Melnychuk, Stepan, 37
Men s branch, 30, 38-40,58, 62,134,
144-5
Men s section. See Men s branch
Messerschmidt, James W., 8
Mid-West Clarion, 113
Milan, Pearl, 237n21
Mishler, Paul, 78-9,
Mokry, Anna, 50-1, 54-6
Mokry, Ron, 199
Montreal, Quebec, 25,78,141,162, 200
Morelli, Anne, 111
Morris, Leslie, 158
Mother s Day, 146,169, 259n33
288 Index
movies, 94,182,194. See also films
Moya, Jose, 111
Moysiuk, Anna, 71-2
Moysiuk, Dennis, 109
multiculturalism, 137,147-51,173-4
Multiculturalism, advent of official
policy, 148-9,211
music, 12,17,32, 36, 76, 80-2, 84, 87,
109,113,134,152-3,176-7,180,
185,192,196,198-9, 208
Mutzak, Michael, 124
Nahorniak, Anna, 64
Narodna hazeta, 108,116,119,123
Nasaw, David, 78
National Council for Democratic
Rights (NCDR), 126
National Federation of Labour Youth,
189-90,195
National Junior Council, 179-80,
182, 202
National Leadership School, 197
National Women s Committee, 151
National Youth Committee, 189
National Youth Council, 184,186-7,
190, 201
nationalist Ukrainians, 4, 9,14, 21, 24,
30, 47,54,101,104,106,119,121,
123,137,143,147-8,158-9,161,
190,199, 200, 211, 253n52
Navis, John. See Naviziwsky, John
Naviziwsky, John, 25, 28-9, 31, 39,
41-2, 47,58,107,115,126-8,141,
159
Naviziwsky, Mary, 58,115,126
New Left, 138,169-70,190,203
New Westminster, BC, 184
Niagara Falls, Ontario, 122
Niechoda, Nadya, 75-6,119
Nielson, Dorise, 126
Nykolyshyn, Lucy, 194
Nykolyshyn, Zeny, 133-4,136,154,
163-5
Oakville, Ontario, 133,193
October Revolution, 110
On-to-Ottawa Trek, 13, 41, 64
orchestras, 12, 24, 32, 35,44,51, 75,
82-4, 92,113-14,125,153,191,
193, 201
Oshawa, Ontario, 193
Ottawa, Ontario, 99,108,114,117,
126,142,163
Padlock Law, 41,162, 228n62
Panchuk, William, 58
Parkdale Benevolent Home, 28-9, 31,
85,122,193, 195
Patek, Vladislav, 83
Pawlyk, Joyce, 122
peace movement, 133,166-8,175-6,
178,180-1,183,189,191-2,194,
203,210
Penner, Jake, 115,117
Penner, Norman, 117
Penner, Rose, 115
People s Cooperative Dairy, 32,110,
122,127,133,154-5,169
Perin, Roberto, 107
Petawawa (internment camp),
108,110
Petrachenko, Carol, 202
Petrachenko, Nick, 83, 95
Philipovich, Bill, 98, 262n87
picnics, 39, 63^4, 69, 95,153, 260n64
plays, 12,16,19, 36-8, 44, 56, 65-6,
76-7, 81, 83-4, 87, 92, 94, 96-7,120,
133,152,183-4. See also drama
Point Douglas, Winnipeg, 39,121,
124,133,187
Index 289
Polish labour temple, Winnipeg, 120
Polish Youth Club, 187
Polowy, Hannah, 167,195
Polowy, Terry, 200
Poltava Folk Dancers, 192
Popiel, Eloise, 122,127
Popovich, Lisa, 27
Popovich, Mathew, 17-20, 25-31, 36,
39, 41-4, 63, 75, 87
Popowich, Mathew. See Popovich,
Mathew
Port Arthur, Ontario, 66, 82,183
Pravda, 46
Principe, Angelo, 107
Prodaniuk, D., 80
Prokop, Lari, 144,181,187,189,191,
194, 201
Prokop, Mary, 103-6, 111, 113-18,126,
142,144,151,155,166,181
Prokop, Peter, 103, 107,114,116,
141, 144
Prymak, Thomas, 106
yyrohy, 64
Radforth, Ian, 107-8
Railways Agreement, 18
Rakhmanny, Roman, 161
Ravliuk, Wasyl, 97
Red Cross campaigns (WWII),
participation in, 121-2,125
red-baiting, 138,161,163-4,167,171,
174,189,190, 203
redress, 105-7,128-9,140
Regina, Saskatchewan, 126,141,153,
192, 212
Reiter, Ester, 77-8,194
relief camps, 75, 81, 228n62
Robitnytsia, 58-63, 68, 71-2, 97
robkorky, robkorka, 59,61
Robochyi narod, 17, 24-6, 56
Rouyn, Quebec, 30
Royal Commission on the Status of
Women in Canada, 168
Russian Orthodox Church, 24
Russian Revolution, 17,26, 30, 84,110
Russian Youth Club, 187
Russification of Ukraine, Canadian
delegation to investigate, 165-6
Ruthenian-Ukrainian Radical Party, 24
Sago, Mitch, 148,161-2
Sangster, Joan, 68, 72,106
Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, 119
Sault Ste Marie, Ontario, 71-2, 89
Saviak, Michael, 127
Sawchuk, Anna, 70
Sektsia molodL See Youth Section
Sekundiak, Joe, 39
Selkirk, Manitoba, 158
Semanowich, Mary, 83,169
Sembay, Ivan, 46-7
seminars, 193,197,199
sewing, 63, 155,182-3
Seychuk, Bob, 124,187,191
Seychuk, Mike, 88-91, 95
Seychuk, Stella, 118,124,127
Seychuk, Vera, 185,189
Sharko, John, 196
Shatulsky, Katherine, 3, 6,113,116
Shatulsky, Matthew, 3, 7, 28, 31,36,
39-40, 44,47, 60, 75,116,127, 128,
141,159
Shatulsky, Myron, 3, 83,94,107,115,
152-4,164, 193
Shatulsky, Olga, 83,133-4,136,161-2,
189,191,194, 196
Sheremeta, Petro, 37
Shevchenko, Taras, 24, 44, 75,153,
182,188,194
Shevchenko Education Society, 24
290 Index
Shevchenko Year, 153
Skrynyk, Mike, 34
Skrypnyk, Mary, 85,142,156,168,
175-6,179-80,182,184
Slobodian, Dmytro, 33, 37
Slobodyn, Mary, 56
Slupski, Harry, 127
Smith, S.E., 6
Smoky Lake, Alberta, 108
Social Democratic Party, 25
Socialist Party of Canada,
24-5
Society for Self-Enlightenment
(Edmonton), 56
Society Ukraina, 198
songs, 16,27,44,73,75, 81,109,
175-6,180,183,192
South Porcupine, Ontario, 30, 99
Soviet Literature Magazine, 162
Soviet Union, 14-15, 29, 31, 46-7, 67,
75, 93,104,108,123-6,128,131,
137,143,154,157-60,164-7,199,
192,196,198,211-12
Soviet Woman, 162
Spanish Civil War, 44,69,115
Spichka, Peter, 33
Spilka ukrainskoi robitnychoi
molodi (SURM), 17, 34, 92, 94-6,
110.177.180.182.184.186- 7,
194, 201, 208: acrobatics, 96,182,
186; badminton, 186; baseball,
95.183.186- 7; basketball, 187;
bowling, 145,186; boxing, 186;
field day, 186; gymnastics, 95-6,
118; hockey, 186-7; ping pong, 186;
softball, 187,195; swimming, 186,
194; tennis, 186; Toronto Slavic
Softball League, 187; track, 95,
186,195; tumbling, 186; volleyball,
186-7; Workers Sports Association
(WSA), 94. See also League of
Ukrainian Working Youth
Srigley, Katrina, 10
SS Division Halychyna, 159,161
St Catharines, Ontario, 162
St Laurent, Louis, 114-15, 118,127
Stalin, Joseph, 43,103,158,164,190
Stechishin, Myroslav, 24-5
Stefanitsky, John, 57,107
Stefanitsky, Katherine, 57,168
Stefiuk, William, 18-20
Sudbury, Ontario, 33-4,37,122
Sunset House, Alberta, 125
Supyk, John, 191
surveillance, by police, 163
Svit molodi, 34, 39, 97-8,181
Swyripa, Frances, 9-10, 53,106
Sydor, Anastasia, 63
Symington, Alison, 6
Taras Shevchenko Reading Hall, 24
Taylorton, Saskatchewan, 18
teachers, 32-3,46,48,81,84,86-7,
96,101,125,151,180-2,192,195,
197,201
teas, 146,169
Teresio, William, 141,147,159,196
textbooks, 192
The Internationale, 75, 84
The Pas, Manitoba, 182
The Twelve, 37
The Young Worker, 98
Third Force, 148
Timmins, Ontario, 30, 57,147,160,
162,167
Toews, Vic, 205
Toronto Art Gallery, 151
Toronto Children s Mandolin
Orchestra, 84
Toronto Star, 117
Index 291
Toronto, Ontario, 10,15,45, 57, 64, 84,
96,100,113,117,120-1,123,125,
127,130,133,141,145,149,151,
156,159-61,163, 168,182-4,187,
189, 191-2, 200-1,212
Trades and Labor Congress, 23
Transcona, Manitoba, 88, 90,185
Tysmbaliuk, Maria, 80
Tytarenko, Nadia, 65
Ukraine, 15,18-19, 22, 31, 46, 50, 56,
59, 75, 88, 92, 93,120,123,133,137,
142,148,152-6,159,161,164-6,
183.188.192.196.198- 9, 201-2,
211, 212; study in, 88,133,152-4,
156.198- 9, 201
Ukrainian Association to Aid the
Fatherland (UAAF), 123,129
Ukrainian Canadian (UC), 143-4,149,
151,156,181,183,184,189,191, 200
Ukrainian Canadian Committee
(UCC), 104,106,123,159
Ukrainian Canadian Herald, 181, 212,
264n3
Ukrainian Catholic Church, 24
Ukrainian Festival of Music, Song,
and Dance, 192
Ukrainian history, 75, 87,180,187,194
Ukrainian Labour Farmer Temple
Association (ULFTA), postwar
dissolution of, 141
Ukrainian language, marginalization
of in Ukraine. See Russification of
Ukraine
Ukrainian National Federation, 159
Ukrainian Radical Party, 17
Ukrainian school, 3, 32, 75, 80,133,
140,146,171,176-7,180,182,189,
191-2,201. See also Ukrainian
worker children s schools (UWCSs)
Ukrainian Social Democratic Party
(USDP), 17, 25-7, 56-7
Ukrainian Society for Friendship
and Cultural Relations with
Foreign Countries. See Society
Ukraina
Ukrainian worker children s schools
(UWCSs), 80-1, 83-4, 87-90, 98.
See also Ukrainian school
Ukrainske Knyha, 154
Ukrainske slovo, 142,158,189
Ukrainske zhyttia, 108,123-4,127,142,
156,158,160,167,193
Ukrainski robitnychi visty, 27, 30, 63,
73, 84, 99,118
Unite the Youth, 92
United Church of Canada, 126
Valentine, Gill, 6,10
Vancouver, BC, 147,161,167,
18 8,195
Vancouver Sun, 188
Vegreville, Alberta, 33
Veregin, Saskatchewan, 39
Vernon, BC, 65
Vietnam War, 167,189
Vynohradova, Maria, 56-7, 61,
63,121
Wapasu Lake, AB, 193
war effort (participation in, WWH), 105,
117,121-3,125-6,128,129-30,140
War Measures Act, 103,177
Weir, Helen, 113
Weir, John, 28,107,109,158-9,188
Welland, Ontario, 57, 83, 95, 202
Weviursky, John. See Weir, John
Winnipeg, Manitoba, 13,15, 24-8, 30,
32, 34, 36-7, 39-42,47, 56-8, 60-6,
69-70, 75, 79, 82-6, 88, 90,
292 Index
94-6, 99,103,108,110,112-15,
117-22,125-6,133,141,145-6,
153,155-6,158,160,165,169,
183-5,187-9,191-3,199-200,
205, 212
Winnipeg General Strike, 13, 27
Winnipeg Girls Mandolin Orchestra,
83-4,114
Winnipeg Tribune, 188
Winnipeg Ukrainian labour temple,
national historic site designation,
205,212
Woloshyn, Wasyl, 24,142
Women s branch, 3, 38-9,50-2,54,
56-65, 67-71,73, 82, 97,101,113,
119-24,130,135-6,139,146-7,149,
151,167-8,172,183,208
Women s International Democratic
Federation (WIDF), 168
Women s labour leagues, 57, 67
Women s section. See Women s
branch
woodworking, 180,182
Worker-Farmer Publishing
Association (WFPA), 28
Workers Benevolent Association
(WBA), 28, 34, 85, 87,116,118,122,
124,127,154,165,169
Workers Party of Canada, 29
Workers Theatre Studio, 37
Workers Unity League (WUL), 41,50,
228n62
World Federation of Democratic
Youth, 190
World Youth Festival, 189-90
Wos, Mike, 200
Woynarsky, Anna, 62
Woytyshyn, Anthony, 118
Youbou, British Columbia, 124
Young Communist League (YCL), 69,
88, 90-1, 92-4, 98-9,113,139,189
Young Men s Christian Association
(YMCA), 94
Young Pioneers, 91, 98
Young Women s Clubs, 135,146,151,
169,171,179,183, 209
Young Women s Victory Clubs,
122-3,130,146
Youth Clubs (AUUC), 133,184,
185-7,195, 201, 203. See also Youth
Division, AUUC
Youth Division, AUUC, 89,176-7,
183-90,192,201, 257nn3, 6
youth hostel (Palermo), 195
Youth Section, 33-4,61,88-93,97-9,
111, 118,122,145,171,178-80,184-5,
188-200,203. See also Junior Section
Yugoslav Youth Club, 187
Yunatska sektsia. See Junior Section
Yunkorka, Yunkor, 97
Yurichuk, John, 71
Yurichuk, Mary, 71
Zablotsky, A., 98
Zen, Pearl, 67
Zhinocha sektsiya, 57. See also
Women s section
Zhinsektsiya, 57. See also Women s
section
Zuken, Joe, 189
Zwarch, Fred, 92
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| spelling | Hinther, Rhonda L. 1974- Verfasser (DE-588)1156293715 aut Perogies and politics Canada's Ukrainian left, 1891-1991 Rhonda L. Hinther Toronto ; Buffalo ; London University of Toronto Press [2018] © 2018 ix, 292 Seiten Illustrationen txt rdacontent n rdamedia nc rdacarrier Studies in gender and history "In Perogies and Politics, Rhonda Hinther explores the twentieth-century history of the Ukrainian left in Canada from the standpoint of the women, men, and children who formed and fostered it. For twentieth-century leftist Ukrainians, culture and politics were inextricably linked. The interaction of Ukrainian socio-cultural identity with Marxist-Leninism resulted in one of the most dynamic national working-class movements Canada has ever known. The Ukrainian left's success lay in its ability to meet the needs of and speak in meaningful, respectful, and empowering ways to its supporters' experiences and interests as individuals and as members of a distinct immigrant working-class community. This offered to Ukrainians a radical social, cultural, and political alternative to the fledgling Ukrainian churches and right-wing Ukrainian nationalist movements. Hinther's colourful and in-depth work reveals how left-wing Ukrainians were affected by changing social, economic, and political forces and how they in turn responded to and challenged these forces."-- Geschichte 1891-1991 gnd rswk-swf Ukrainer (DE-588)4061497-9 gnd rswk-swf Die Linke (DE-588)4035854-9 gnd rswk-swf Einwanderer (DE-588)4151434-8 gnd rswk-swf Kanada (DE-588)4029456-0 gnd rswk-swf Right and left (Political science) / Canada / History / 19th century Right and left (Political science) / Canada / History / 20th century Ukrainians / Canada / Politics and government / 19th century Ukrainians / Canada / Politics and government / 20th century Right and left (Political science) Ukrainians / Politics and government Canada 1800-1999 History Kanada (DE-588)4029456-0 g Ukrainer (DE-588)4061497-9 s Einwanderer (DE-588)4151434-8 s Die Linke (DE-588)4035854-9 s Geschichte 1891-1991 z DE-604 Digitalisierung BSB Muenchen - ADAM Catalogue Enrichment application/pdf http://bvbr.bib-bvb.de:8991/F?func=service&doc_library=BVB01&local_base=BVB01&doc_number=030275065&sequence=000001&line_number=0001&func_code=DB_RECORDS&service_type=MEDIA Inhaltsverzeichnis Digitalisierung BSB Muenchen - ADAM Catalogue Enrichment application/pdf http://bvbr.bib-bvb.de:8991/F?func=service&doc_library=BVB01&local_base=BVB01&doc_number=030275065&sequence=000002&line_number=0002&func_code=DB_RECORDS&service_type=MEDIA Literaturverzeichnis Digitalisierung BSB Muenchen - ADAM Catalogue Enrichment application/pdf http://bvbr.bib-bvb.de:8991/F?func=service&doc_library=BVB01&local_base=BVB01&doc_number=030275065&sequence=000003&line_number=0003&func_code=DB_RECORDS&service_type=MEDIA Register // Gemischte Register |
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