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RG-96.01, Nash Prapor. Thursday 15, February 1934. No.12

RG-96.02, Nash Prapor. Sunday 18, February 1934. No.13

RG-96.03, Nash Prapor. Thursday 22, February 1934. No.14

RG-96.04, Nash Prapor. Sunday 25, February 1934. No.15

RG-96.05, Nash Prapor. Thursday 1, March 1934. No.16

RG-96.06, Nash Prapor. Sunday 4, March 1934. No.17

RG-96.07, Nash Prapor. Thursday 8, March 1934. No.18

RG-96.08, Nash Prapor. Sunday 11, March 1934. No.19

RG-96.09, Nash Prapor. Thursday 15, March 1934. No.20

RG-96.10, Nash Prapor. Sunday 18, March 1934. No.21

RG-96.11, Nash Prapor. Thursday 22, March 1934. No.22

RG-96.12, Nash Prapor. Sunday 25, March 1934. No.23

RG-96.13, Nash Prapor. Thursday 29, March 1934. No.24

RG-96.14, Nash Prapor. Sunday 1, April 1934. No.25

RG-96.15, Nash Prapor. Thursday 5, April 1934. No.26

RG-96.16, Nash Prapor. Sunday 8, April 1934. No.27

RG-96.17, Nash Prapor. Sunday 15, April 1934. No.28

RG-96.18, Nash Prapor. Thursday 19, April 1934. No.29

RG-96.19, Nash Prapor. Sunday 22, April 1934. No.30



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Title: Nash Prapor (Our Flag), 1932-1939Add to your cart.View associated digital content.

Predominant Dates:1934 -- 1939

ID: RG-96/RG-96

Primary Creator: Ivan Tyktor (Tiktor), 1896 -- 1982, publisher, editor, political figure (1918 -- 1939)

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Subjects: Anniversary of assassination of Franz Ferdinand on June 28, 1914, article in Nash Prapor, 1934, Antisemitic narratives of political and literary content published in Ukrainian periodicals interwar, Arrests of the OUN members reflected by Nash Prapor, interwar, Articles related to regional elections, East Galicia, published in Nash Prapor, interwar, Assassination of Austrian Chancellor Dolfus, July 25, 1934, Nash Prapor, Assassination of Ivan Babii, Director of Ukrainian Gymnasium in Lviv, July 25, 1934, Nash Prapor, Bereza Kartuzska, camp of separation and internment caused by Pieracki assassination, Nash Prapor, Bereza Kartuzska, Polish internment camp for political opponents, 1930s, Bishop Ivan Buchko, speech in regard to assassination of Ivan Babii, Nash Prapor, August 2, 1934, Bronislaw Pieracki, Minister of Interior, Poland, assassinated in Warsaw on June 15, 1934, Chess rubric, periodically published in Nash Prapor, interwar, Course of Pieracki assassination investigation, July 1934 by Nash Prapor, Documents in Ukrainian language, Dr. Steding, A letter from Kosmacz about Ukrainians discriminating against Jewish trade, Nash Prapor, Eastern Galicia (Poland: Region), European geo political discourse, Nash Prapor, interwar, International news and reportage, Nash Prapor, interwar, Ivan Babii, Director of Ukrainian Gymnasium in Lviv, victim of the OUN assassin Novyi Chas July 1934, Ivan Buchko, Ukrainian Catholic Bishop, public figure, denounces OUN terror, interwar, Nash Prapor, Ivan Franko, commemorative and memorial articles published in Nash Prapor, interwar, Ivan Franko, Ukrainian poet, writer, scholar, politician, Eastern Galicia, Ivan Franko about absurdity of terrorist revolutionary struggle, Nash Prpaor, August 5, 1934, Ivan Tyktor, publisher and executive editor, Jewish publications in Chwila commenting on Ukrainian prejudice to Jewish trade, August 1934, Lviv (Ukraine), Lwow (Poland), Metropolitan Sheptytsky, condemnation of the hideous crime, assassination of Pieracki, Nash Prapor, Modern European History, Modern European History, reflections in Nash Prapor, interwar, Narratives in Ukrainian language, Nash Prapor (Our Flag), Ukrainian periodical, published in Lviv, 1932 -- 1939, Nash Prapor, advertisements of commodities, interwar, Nash Prapor, advertisements of Ukrainian made commodities, interwar, Nash Prapor, Agricultural problematic discourse in East Galicia, interwar, Nash Prapor, antisemitic and nasty anti-Jewish caricatures, interwar, Nash Prapor, antisemitic narratives of political and literary content, interwar East Galicia, Nash Prapor, articles in regard to Ukrainian national cause, interwar, Nash Prapor, continuous coverage of the assassination of Pieracki, 1934, 1935, Nash Prapor, discourse in regard to internment camp Bereza Kartuzska, Wolyn, Poland, interwar, Nash Prapor, discourse in regard to Ukrainian National Democratic Alliance (UNDO), interwar, Nash Prapor, discourse of Subcarpathian Ruthenia, interwar, Nash Prapor, literary advertisements, interwar, Nash Prapor, narrative of political trials in regard to anti-Polish, anti-state activity and the OUN, Nash Prapor, on virtue of education and industriousness, a rubric, Nash Prapor, political satire, interwar, Nash Prapor, program and editorial articles, interwar, Nash Prapor, publications glorifying Hitler, 1930s, Nash Prapor, publications in regard to Jewish regional and geo political discourse, interwar, Nash Prapor, reflection and reportage in regard to political trial over KPZU in Lviv (Lwow) interwar, Nash Prapor, reflection in regard to Polish national discourse, interwar, Nash Prapor, reflection on political regme in the Soviet Russia, interwar, Nash Prapor, reflection on political trials of the OUN members, interwar, Nash Prapor, reflection on the Soviet Ukrainian discourse, interwar, Nash Prapor, reflections and discourse in regard to National Socialism and Nazi Germany, interwar, Nash Prapor, reflections and discourse in regard to Ukrainian parliamentary activity, interwar, Nash Prapor, reflections and reportage on political discourse in Austria, 1930s, Nash Prapor, reflections and reportage on political terror of the OUN in East Galicia, interwar, Nash Prapor, reflections and reportage on political trials in East Galicia, interwar, Nash Prapor, reflections on European geo political discourse, interwar, Nash Prapor, reflections on Polish cause of Stan Posiadannia (The Right of Possession), interwar, Nash Prapor, reflections on the German political discourse, 1930s, Nash Prapor, reflections on the OUN the acts of terror and political trials, interwar, Nash Prapor, reflections on the Soviet Ukraine, interwar, Nash Prapor, religious narratives in regard to main landmarks of Ukrainian calendar, interwar, Nash Prapor, stenographic reports on the OUN political trials, interwar, Nash Prapor, Ukrainian national discourse, interwar East Galicia, Nash Prapor, various advertisements, interwar, Nash Prapor, reflections on publication in Polish editions in regard the OUN terror, interwar, Nash Prapor in regard to Polish Ukrainian discoursed after Pieracki assasination, 1934 and later, Nash Prapor in regard to Ukrainian education, interwar East Galicia, Novyi Chas, popularization of science and literature, rubric and articles, interwar, Novyi Chas is supportive to German approach to formulate the urgency of Jewish Question, 1930s, Organization of Ukrainian Natinalists (OUN), reflected in Nash Prapor, interwar, Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists (OUN), Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists in Poland, the terrorist methods of politics, Parliamentary representation of UNDO regards OUN subversive undermining Ukrainian cause, July 1934, periodicals, Ukrainian, Periodicals, Ukrainian, interwar Poland, Periodicals, Ukrainian published in Lviv (Lwow), interwar Poland, Periodical Ukrainian, East Galicia interwar, published in Lviv (Lwow), Poland to denounce the internationally imposed on her Tractate of guarantees to national minorities, Polish officialdom on two trends in Ukrainian discourse, condemnation of OUN tactic, Nash Prapor, Political caricatures and satire published in Nash Prapor, interwar, Political caricatures in regard to a regime in the Soviet Ukraine, interwar, Political caricatures published in Nash Prapor, interwar, Political repressions in Poland in the wake of Pieracki assassination, Nash Prapor, 1934, Political trial in Stanislawow against the OUN member in regard to planned conspiracy, 1933, 1934, Political trials, Eastern Galicia, Poland, interwar period, Political trials over the members of the KPZU, reflections in Nash Prapor, interwar, Reflections on desired autonomy for Podkarpatska Rus, published on Nash Prapor, interwar, Reflections on Mykola Lemyk political trial of assassination of Soviet diplomat in 1934, Nash Prapor, Reflections on Polish governments and politics, Nash Prapor, interwar, Reflections on political trial, attempt on assassination of School Curator Gadomski, Nash Prapor, Reflections on the assassination of Bronislaw Pieracki, Nash Prapor, June 1934, Reflections on the Congress of National Minorities in Bern, 1934, Nash Prapoer, August 1934, Reflections on the National Socialist congresses in Germany, Nash Prapor, 1934, Ridiculousness of Soviet phraseology of west Ukrainian affairs in Poland, Nash Prapor, August 5 1934, Ridna Shkola (the Native School), Ukrainian educational network, promotions in Nash Prapor, interwar, Ukrainian cooperative movement, interwar Poland, Ukrainian cooperative movement in Eastern Galicia, Ukrainian cooperative organizations, reflections in Nash Prapor, interwar, Ukrainian denunciation of Jewish accusation of antisemitism in regard to Ukrainian cooperatives, Ukrainian folklore and prose published in Nash Prapor, interwar, Ukrainian literary prose published in Nash Prapor, interwar, Ukrainian national narrative, interwar Poland, Ukrainian national narrative against Jewish national narrative in regard to antisemitism and trade, Ukrainian Peasant Union and All-Jewish Labor party are banned as communist, Nash Prapor, 1934, Ukrainian publications in regard to Jewish claims of Ukrainian prejudice in trade, Nash Prapor, 1934, Ukrainian public society, national discourse, East Galicia, 1918 -- 1939, Ukrainian public society with regard to Polish state, East Galicia, national discourse, 1918-1939, Ukrainian youth sports association and movement Sokil, East Galicia, reflections in Nash Prapor, UNDO denies terrorist methods and activity of the OUN in Poland, Nash Prapor, July 22, 1934, UNDO regards OUN as subversive organization undermining Ukrainian cause, Nash Parpor July 24 1934

Languages: Ukrainian

Abstract

Nash Prapor (Our Flag), an illustrated newspaper published by the consortium Ukrainian Press, owned and managed by the publisher Ivan Tyktor (Tiktor). It was a socio-politically oriented periodical, ideologically charged by Ukrainian national aspiration for an independent state.

Scope and Contents of the Materials

Nash Prapor published materials on

Reportages reflecting the news of world politics;

Articles on Ukrainian public life in the region and abroad;

Articles on economics themes;

Notes from rural and urban communities;

Literary, theatric and sports reportages;

Interesting feuilletons;

Illustrations from the region and from abroad

Collection Historical Note

Nash Prapor generally focused on the situation in German, where National Socialist came to power in 1933. A number of articles relate to the Holodomor (Famine) in the Soviet Ukraine in 1933 and 1934.

The periodical followed and analyzed European politics the situation in Ukraine in the light of a regional geo-politics.

Since 1935, the periodical seriously alludes to geo-political tensions and inevitability of a new world war.

Biographical Note

Ivan Tyktor, political and public figure, publisher and onwer of the largest Ukrainian press consortium Ukrainska Presa (the Ukrainian Press). He founded and run several well-acepted Ukrainian periodicals, Novyi Chas (the New Time), Nash Prapor (Our Flag), Narodna Sprava (The People's Cause), Komar (Mosquito), Dzvinochok (Bellflower) and others.

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Anniversary of assassination of Franz Ferdinand on June 28, 1914, article in Nash Prapor, 1934
Antisemitic narratives of political and literary content published in Ukrainian periodicals interwar
Arrests of the OUN members reflected by Nash Prapor, interwar
Articles related to regional elections, East Galicia, published in Nash Prapor, interwar
Assassination of Austrian Chancellor Dolfus, July 25, 1934, Nash Prapor
Assassination of Ivan Babii, Director of Ukrainian Gymnasium in Lviv, July 25, 1934, Nash Prapor
Bereza Kartuzska, camp of separation and internment caused by Pieracki assassination, Nash Prapor
Bereza Kartuzska, Polish internment camp for political opponents, 1930s
Bishop Ivan Buchko, speech in regard to assassination of Ivan Babii, Nash Prapor, August 2, 1934
Bronislaw Pieracki, Minister of Interior, Poland, assassinated in Warsaw on June 15, 1934
Chess rubric, periodically published in Nash Prapor, interwar
Course of Pieracki assassination investigation, July 1934 by Nash Prapor
Documents in Ukrainian language
Dr. Steding, A letter from Kosmacz about Ukrainians discriminating against Jewish trade, Nash Prapor
Eastern Galicia (Poland: Region)
European geo political discourse, Nash Prapor, interwar
International news and reportage, Nash Prapor, interwar
Ivan Babii, Director of Ukrainian Gymnasium in Lviv, victim of the OUN assassin Novyi Chas July 1934
Ivan Buchko, Ukrainian Catholic Bishop, public figure, denounces OUN terror, interwar, Nash Prapor
Ivan Franko, commemorative and memorial articles published in Nash Prapor, interwar
Ivan Franko, Ukrainian poet, writer, scholar, politician, Eastern Galicia
Ivan Franko about absurdity of terrorist revolutionary struggle, Nash Prpaor, August 5, 1934
Ivan Tyktor, publisher and executive editor
Jewish publications in Chwila commenting on Ukrainian prejudice to Jewish trade, August 1934
Lviv (Ukraine)
Lwow (Poland)
Metropolitan Sheptytsky, condemnation of the hideous crime, assassination of Pieracki, Nash Prapor
Modern European History
Modern European History, reflections in Nash Prapor, interwar
Narratives in Ukrainian language
Nash Prapor (Our Flag), Ukrainian periodical, published in Lviv, 1932 -- 1939
Nash Prapor, advertisements of commodities, interwar
Nash Prapor, advertisements of Ukrainian made commodities, interwar
Nash Prapor, Agricultural problematic discourse in East Galicia, interwar
Nash Prapor, antisemitic and nasty anti-Jewish caricatures, interwar
Nash Prapor, antisemitic narratives of political and literary content, interwar East Galicia
Nash Prapor, articles in regard to Ukrainian national cause, interwar
Nash Prapor, continuous coverage of the assassination of Pieracki, 1934, 1935
Nash Prapor, discourse in regard to internment camp Bereza Kartuzska, Wolyn, Poland, interwar
Nash Prapor, discourse in regard to Ukrainian National Democratic Alliance (UNDO), interwar
Nash Prapor, discourse of Subcarpathian Ruthenia, interwar
Nash Prapor, literary advertisements, interwar
Nash Prapor, narrative of political trials in regard to anti-Polish, anti-state activity and the OUN
Nash Prapor, on virtue of education and industriousness, a rubric
Nash Prapor, political satire, interwar
Nash Prapor, program and editorial articles, interwar
Nash Prapor, publications glorifying Hitler, 1930s
Nash Prapor, publications in regard to Jewish regional and geo political discourse, interwar
Nash Prapor, reflection and reportage in regard to political trial over KPZU in Lviv (Lwow) interwar
Nash Prapor, reflection in regard to Polish national discourse, interwar
Nash Prapor, reflection on political regme in the Soviet Russia, interwar
Nash Prapor, reflection on political trials of the OUN members, interwar
Nash Prapor, reflection on the Soviet Ukrainian discourse, interwar
Nash Prapor, reflections and discourse in regard to National Socialism and Nazi Germany, interwar
Nash Prapor, reflections and discourse in regard to Ukrainian parliamentary activity, interwar
Nash Prapor, reflections and reportage on political discourse in Austria, 1930s
Nash Prapor, reflections and reportage on political terror of the OUN in East Galicia, interwar
Nash Prapor, reflections and reportage on political trials in East Galicia, interwar
Nash Prapor, reflections on European geo political discourse, interwar
Nash Prapor, reflections on Polish cause of Stan Posiadannia (The Right of Possession), interwar
Nash Prapor, reflections on the German political discourse, 1930s
Nash Prapor, reflections on the OUN the acts of terror and political trials, interwar
Nash Prapor, reflections on the Soviet Ukraine, interwar
Nash Prapor, religious narratives in regard to main landmarks of Ukrainian calendar, interwar
Nash Prapor, stenographic reports on the OUN political trials, interwar
Nash Prapor, Ukrainian national discourse, interwar East Galicia
Nash Prapor, various advertisements, interwar
Nash Prapor, reflections on publication in Polish editions in regard the OUN terror, interwar
Nash Prapor in regard to Polish Ukrainian discoursed after Pieracki assasination, 1934 and later
Nash Prapor in regard to Ukrainian education, interwar East Galicia
Novyi Chas, popularization of science and literature, rubric and articles, interwar
Novyi Chas is supportive to German approach to formulate the urgency of Jewish Question, 1930s
Organization of Ukrainian Natinalists (OUN), reflected in Nash Prapor, interwar
Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists (OUN)
Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists in Poland, the terrorist methods of politics
Parliamentary representation of UNDO regards OUN subversive undermining Ukrainian cause, July 1934
periodicals, Ukrainian
Periodicals, Ukrainian, interwar Poland
Periodicals, Ukrainian published in Lviv (Lwow), interwar Poland
Periodical Ukrainian, East Galicia interwar, published in Lviv (Lwow)
Poland to denounce the internationally imposed on her Tractate of guarantees to national minorities
Polish officialdom on two trends in Ukrainian discourse, condemnation of OUN tactic, Nash Prapor
Political caricatures and satire published in Nash Prapor, interwar
Political caricatures in regard to a regime in the Soviet Ukraine, interwar
Political caricatures published in Nash Prapor, interwar
Political repressions in Poland in the wake of Pieracki assassination, Nash Prapor, 1934
Political trial in Stanislawow against the OUN member in regard to planned conspiracy, 1933, 1934
Political trials, Eastern Galicia, Poland, interwar period
Political trials over the members of the KPZU, reflections in Nash Prapor, interwar
Reflections on desired autonomy for Podkarpatska Rus, published on Nash Prapor, interwar
Reflections on Mykola Lemyk political trial of assassination of Soviet diplomat in 1934, Nash Prapor
Reflections on Polish governments and politics, Nash Prapor, interwar
Reflections on political trial, attempt on assassination of School Curator Gadomski, Nash Prapor
Reflections on the assassination of Bronislaw Pieracki, Nash Prapor, June 1934
Reflections on the Congress of National Minorities in Bern, 1934, Nash Prapoer, August 1934
Reflections on the National Socialist congresses in Germany, Nash Prapor, 1934
Ridiculousness of Soviet phraseology of west Ukrainian affairs in Poland, Nash Prapor, August 5 1934
Ridna Shkola (the Native School), Ukrainian educational network, promotions in Nash Prapor, interwar
Ukrainian cooperative movement, interwar Poland
Ukrainian cooperative movement in Eastern Galicia
Ukrainian cooperative organizations, reflections in Nash Prapor, interwar
Ukrainian denunciation of Jewish accusation of antisemitism in regard to Ukrainian cooperatives
Ukrainian folklore and prose published in Nash Prapor, interwar
Ukrainian literary prose published in Nash Prapor, interwar
Ukrainian national narrative, interwar Poland
Ukrainian national narrative against Jewish national narrative in regard to antisemitism and trade
Ukrainian Peasant Union and All-Jewish Labor party are banned as communist, Nash Prapor, 1934
Ukrainian publications in regard to Jewish claims of Ukrainian prejudice in trade, Nash Prapor, 1934
Ukrainian public society, national discourse, East Galicia, 1918 -- 1939
Ukrainian public society with regard to Polish state, East Galicia, national discourse, 1918-1939
Ukrainian youth sports association and movement Sokil, East Galicia, reflections in Nash Prapor
UNDO denies terrorist methods and activity of the OUN in Poland, Nash Prapor, July 22, 1934
UNDO regards OUN as subversive organization undermining Ukrainian cause, Nash Parpor July 24 1934


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Document/Artifact of Item-Level 1: RG-96.01, Nash Prapor. Thursday 15, February 1934. No.12Add to your cart.View associated digital content.
Nash Prapor (Our Flag), an illustrated newspaper published by the consortium Ukrainian Press, owned and managed by the publisher Ivan Tyktor (Tiktor). It was a socio-politically oriented periodical, ideologically charged by Ukrainian national aspiration for an independent state.
Subject/Index Terms:
Nash Prapor (Our Flag), Ukrainian periodical, published in Lviv, 1932 -- 1939
Nash Prapor, advertisements of commodities, interwar
Nash Prapor, Agricultural problematic discourse in East Galicia, interwar
Nash Prapor, literary advertisements, interwar
Nash Prapor, periodical Ukrainian, interwar Poland
Nash Prapor, program and editorial articles, interwar
Nash Prapor, reflection in regard to Polish national discourse, interwar
Nash Prapor, reflections on European geo political discourse, interwar
Nash Prapor, reflections on the German political discourse, 1930s
Nash Prapor, reflections on the Soviet Ukraine, interwar
Nash Prapor, various advertisements, interwar
Periodicals, Ukrainian, interwar Poland
Periodicals, Ukrainian published in Lviv (Lwow), interwar Poland
Lwow (Poland)
Lviv (Ukraine)
Eastern Galicia (Poland: Region)
Bronislaw Pieracki, Minister of Interior, Poland, assassinated in Warsaw on June 15, 1934
Bronislaw Pieracki, Minister of Interior, reflection on Ukrainian affairs in Poland, February 1934
Political caricatures and satire published in Nash Prapor, interwar
Nash Prapor, on virtue of education and industriousness, a rubric
Documents in Ukrainian language
Narratives in Ukrainian language
Creators:
Ivan Tyktor (Tiktor), 1896 -- 1982, publisher, editor, political figure (1918 -- 1939)
Document/Artifact of Item-Level 2: RG-96.02, Nash Prapor. Sunday 18, February 1934. No.13Add to your cart.View associated digital content.
Nash Prapor (Our Flag), an illustrated newspaper published by the consortium Ukrainian Press, owned and managed by the publisher Ivan Tyktor (Tiktor). It was a socio-politically oriented periodical, ideologically charged by Ukrainian national aspiration for an independent state.
Subject/Index Terms:
Nash Prapor, advertisements of commodities, interwar
Nash Prapor, Agricultural problematic discourse in East Galicia, interwar
Nash Prapor, articles in regard to Ukrainian national cause, interwar
Nash Prapor, literary advertisements, interwar
Nash Prapor, political satire, interwar
Nash Prapor, program and editorial articles, interwar
Nash Prapor, reflection on the Soviet Ukrainian discourse, interwar
Nash Prapor, reflections and reportage on political trials in East Galicia, interwar
Nash Prapor, reflections on European geo political discourse, interwar
Nash Prapor, Ukrainian national discourse, interwar East Galicia
International news and reportage, Nash Prapor, interwar
European geo political discourse, Nash Prapor, interwar
Nash Prapor, various advertisements, interwar
Lviv (Ukraine)
Lwow (Poland)
Eastern Galicia (Poland: Region)
Nash Prapor, advertisements of Ukrainian made commodities, interwar
Nash Prapor (Our Flag), Ukrainian periodical, published in Lviv, 1932 -- 1939
Periodicals, Ukrainian, interwar Poland
Periodicals, Ukrainian published in Lviv (Lwow), interwar Poland
Political trials, Eastern Galicia, Poland, interwar period
Political trials over the members of the KPZU, reflections in Nash Prapor, interwar
Political trial of the KPZU members in Lviv, February 1934, reflected in Nash Prapor, 1934
German–Polish Non-Aggression Pact, 1934, Nash Prapor, February 1934
Dmytro Levytsky (Levytskij), Ukrainian Galiciaan public and political figure, interwar
Dmytro Levytsky, member of the Sejm, speech about political terror in Soviet Ukraine, Nash Prapor
Ukrainian parliamentary representation in the Fourth Term Polish Sejm, 1935-1938, Nash Prapor, 1934
Discourse of Ukrainian economic boycott of Jewish industry and trade in East Galicia, 1930s
Jews against Ukrainians, a headline in Nash Prapor in regard to Jewish foreign publications, 1934
Jewish perception of Ukrainian economic boycott of Jewish industry and trade, interwar East Galicia
Ukrainian Socialist Radical Party (USRP), interwar Poland
Ukrainian Socialist Radical Party (USRP), parliamentarians to the Third Tirm Polish Sejm, 1930  1935
Nasz Prapor in regard to self governance urban and communal elections, 1933, 1934
Nash Prapor, antisemitic and nasty anti-Jewish caricatures, interwar
Antisemitic and nasty anti-Jewish caricuture, Nash Prapor, February, 22, 1934
Documents in Polish language
Narratives in Polish language
Creators:
Ivan Tyktor (Tiktor), 1896 -- 1982, publisher, editor, political figure (1918 -- 1939)
Document/Artifact of Item-Level 3: RG-96.03, Nash Prapor. Thursday 22, February 1934. No.14Add to your cart.View associated digital content.
Nash Prapor (Our Flag), an illustrated newspaper published by the consortium Ukrainian Press, owned and managed by the publisher Ivan Tyktor (Tiktor). It was a socio-politically oriented periodical, ideologically charged by Ukrainian national aspiration for an independent state.
Subject/Index Terms:
Nash Prapor (Our Flag), Ukrainian periodical, published in Lviv, 1932 -- 1939
Nash Prapor, advertisements of commodities, interwar
Nash Prapor, Agricultural problematic discourse in East Galicia, interwar
Nash Prapor, articles in regard to Ukrainian national cause, interwar
Nash Prapor, literary advertisements, interwar
Nash Prapor, periodical Ukrainian, interwar Poland
Nash Prapor, program and editorial articles, interwar
Nash Prapor, Ukrainian national discourse, interwar East Galicia
Nash Prapor, various advertisements, interwar
Periodicals, Ukrainian, interwar Poland
Periodicals, Ukrainian published in Lviv (Lwow), interwar Poland
Lviv (Ukraine)
Lwow (Poland)
Eastern Galicia (Poland: Region)
Ukrainian Socialist Radical Party (USRP), parliamentarians to the Third Tirm Polish Sejm, 1930  1935
Nasz Prapor in regard to self governance urban and communal elections, 1933, 1934
Antisemitic and nasty anti-Jewish caricuture, Nash Prapor, February, 22, 1934
Documents in Ukrainian language
Narratives in Ukrainian language
Creators:
Ivan Tyktor (Tiktor), 1896 -- 1982, publisher, editor, political figure (1918 -- 1939)
Nash Prapor, Ukrainian independent periodical published in Lviv, interwar (Interwar, 1930s)
Document/Artifact of Item-Level 4: RG-96.04, Nash Prapor. Sunday 25, February 1934. No.15Add to your cart.View associated digital content.
Nash Prapor (Our Flag), an illustrated newspaper published by the consortium Ukrainian Press, owned and managed by the publisher Ivan Tyktor (Tiktor). It was a socio-politically oriented periodical, ideologically charged by Ukrainian national aspiration for an independent state.
Subject/Index Terms:
Nash Prapor (Our Flag), Ukrainian periodical, published in Lviv, 1932 -- 1939
Nash Prapor, advertisements of commodities, interwar
Nash Prapor, Agricultural problematic discourse in East Galicia, interwar
Nash Prapor, articles in regard to Ukrainian national cause, interwar
Nash Prapor, periodical Ukrainian, interwar Poland
Nash Prapor, program and editorial articles, interwar
Nash Prapor, reflection in regard to Polish national discourse, interwar
Nash Prapor, reflections on European geo political discourse, interwar
Nash Prapor, Ukrainian national discourse, interwar East Galicia
Nash Prapor, various advertisements, interwar
Reflections on Polish governments and politics, Nash Prapor, interwar
Periodicals, Ukrainian, interwar Poland
Periodicals, Ukrainian published in Lviv (Lwow), interwar Poland
Lviv (Ukraine)
Lwow (Poland)
Eastern Galicia (Poland: Region)
Political trials, Eastern Galicia, Poland, interwar period
Nash Prapor, reflection and reportage in regard to political trial over KPZU in Lviv (Lwow) interwar
Political trial of the KPZU members in Lviv, February 1934, reflected in Nash Prapor, 1934
Ukrainian literary prose published in Nash Prapor, interwar
Political caricatures and satire published in Nash Prapor, interwar
Nash Prapor, on virtue of education and industriousness, a rubric
Chess rubric, periodically published in Nash Prapor, interwar
Nash Prapor, literary advertisements, interwar
Documents in Ukrainian language
Narratives in Ukrainian language
Creators:
Nash Prapor, Ukrainian independent periodical published in Lviv, interwar (Interwar, 1930s)
Ivan Tyktor (Tiktor), 1896 -- 1982, publisher, editor, political figure (1918 -- 1939)
Document/Artifact of Item-Level 5: RG-96.05, Nash Prapor. Thursday 1, March 1934. No.16Add to your cart.View associated digital content.
Nash Prapor (Our Flag), an illustrated newspaper published by the consortium Ukrainian Press, owned and managed by the publisher Ivan Tyktor (Tiktor). It was a socio-politically oriented periodical, ideologically charged by Ukrainian national aspiration for an independent state.
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Nash Prapor (Our Flag), Ukrainian periodical, published in Lviv, 1932 -- 1939
Nash Prapor, advertisements of commodities, interwar
Nash Prapor, Agricultural problematic discourse in East Galicia, interwar
Nash Prapor, literary advertisements, interwar
Nash Prapor, periodical Ukrainian, interwar Poland
Nash Prapor, program and editorial articles, interwar
Nash Prapor, reflection in regard to Polish national discourse, interwar
Nash Prapor, reflections on European geo political discourse, interwar
Nash Prapor, various advertisements, interwar
European geo political discourse, Nash Prapor, interwar
Lviv (Ukraine)
Lwow (Poland)
Eastern Galicia (Poland: Region)
Chess rubric, periodically published in Nash Prapor, interwar
Nash Prapor, on virtue of education and industriousness, a rubric
Reflection on Austrian attempt on coup d'etat, February, March 1934, Nasz Prapror, 1934
Reflections on the failure of Ukrainian struggle for independence in 1917 - 1920, Nash Prapor, 1934
Political caricatures and satire published in Nash Prapor, interwar
Serhii Yefremov, Ukrainian literati, publicist, journalist, public figure, Nash Prapor, March 1934
Reflections on Serhii Yefremov, Ukrainian literati, publicist, persecuted by NKVD, Nash Prapor, 1934
Soviet repressions against Ukrainian literati and public figures, 1930s, Nash Prapor, 1934
Documents in Ukrainian language
Narratives in Ukrainian language
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Nash Prapor, Ukrainian independent periodical published in Lviv, interwar (Interwar, 1930s)
Ivan Tyktor (Tiktor), 1896 -- 1982, publisher, editor, political figure (1918 -- 1939)
Document/Artifact of Item-Level 6: RG-96.06, Nash Prapor. Sunday 4, March 1934. No.17Add to your cart.View associated digital content.
Nash Prapor (Our Flag), an illustrated newspaper published by the consortium Ukrainian Press, owned and managed by the publisher Ivan Tyktor (Tiktor). It was a socio-politically oriented periodical, ideologically charged by Ukrainian national aspiration for an independent state.
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Nash Prapor (Our Flag), Ukrainian periodical, published in Lviv, 1932 -- 1939
Nash Prapor, advertisements of commodities, interwar
Nash Prapor, articles in regard to Ukrainian national cause, interwar
Nash Prapor, literary advertisements, interwar
Nash Prapor, periodical Ukrainian, interwar Poland
Nash Prapor, program and editorial articles, interwar
Nash Prapor, reflections on European geo political discourse, interwar
Nash Prapor, Ukrainian national discourse, interwar East Galicia
Nash Prapor, various advertisements, interwar
Ukrainian literary prose published in Nash Prapor, interwar
Reflections on Polish governments and politics, Nash Prapor, interwar
Chess rubric, periodically published in Nash Prapor, interwar
Nash Prapor, on virtue of education and industriousness, a rubric
Lviv (Ukraine)
Lwow (Poland)
Eastern Galicia (Poland: Region)
No alternative to Christian ethic, pastoral letter of Polish Bishopmanship, Nash Prapor, 1934
Collecting funds for Ridna Shkola (the Native School), Ukrainian educational foundation, Nash Prapor
Political caricatures and satire published in Nash Prapor, interwar
Austrian German tension and threat of nazification of Austria, 1930s, Nash Prapor, 1934
Nash Prapor, reflections and discourse in regard to National Socialism and Nazi Germany, interwar
Documents in Ukrainian language
Narratives in Ukrainian language
Creators:
Nash Prapor, Ukrainian independent periodical published in Lviv, interwar (Interwar, 1930s)
Ivan Tyktor (Tiktor), 1896 -- 1982, publisher, editor, political figure (1918 -- 1939)
Document/Artifact of Item-Level 7: RG-96.07, Nash Prapor. Thursday 8, March 1934. No.18Add to your cart.View associated digital content.
Nash Prapor (Our Flag), an illustrated newspaper published by the consortium Ukrainian Press, owned and managed by the publisher Ivan Tyktor (Tiktor). It was a socio-politically oriented periodical, ideologically charged by Ukrainian national aspiration for an independent state.
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Nash Prapor (Our Flag), Ukrainian periodical, published in Lviv, 1932 -- 1939
Nash Prapor, advertisements of commodities, interwar
Nash Prapor, Agricultural problematic discourse in East Galicia, interwar
Nash Prapor, articles in regard to Ukrainian national cause, interwar
Nash Prapor, literary advertisements, interwar
Nash Prapor, periodical Ukrainian, interwar Poland
Nash Prapor, program and editorial articles, interwar
Nash Prapor, reflection in regard to Polish national discourse, interwar
Nash Prapor, reflections on European geo political discourse, interwar
Nash Prapor, Ukrainian national discourse, interwar East Galicia
Reflections on Polish governments and politics, Nash Prapor, interwar
Nash Prapor, various advertisements, interwar
Periodicals, Ukrainian, interwar Poland
Periodicals, Ukrainian published in Lviv (Lwow), interwar Poland
Lviv (Ukraine)
Lwow (Poland)
Eastern Galicia (Poland: Region)
Nash Prapor, Condemnation of Jewish usury, interwar
Reflections on Zvenigorod Trial of Jewish-related fraudulent activity of usury, 1934
Nasz Prapor in regard to self governance urban and communal elections, 1933, 1934
Ukrainian literary prose published in Nash Prapor, interwar
Otton Habsburg, son the last Austrian Emperor Charles (Karl), discourse for enthronement Nash Prapor
Ukrainian historic personalities reflected in literary rubric, Nash Prapor, interwar
Ivan Olbracht, Czech writer, his roman Nikola Suhai, Nash Prapor, 1934
Nikola Suhai (Mykola Shuhaj, rebel, Subcarpathian Rus, 1920s by Ivan Olbracht, Nash Prapor, interwar
Nash Prapor, rubric of crosswords, interwar
Documents in Ukrainian language
Narratives in Ukrainian language
Creators:
Nash Prapor, Ukrainian independent periodical published in Lviv, interwar (Interwar, 1930s)
Ivan Tyktor (Tiktor), 1896 -- 1982, publisher, editor, political figure (1918 -- 1939)
Document/Artifact of Item-Level 8: RG-96.08, Nash Prapor. Sunday 11, March 1934. No.19Add to your cart.View associated digital content.
Nash Prapor (Our Flag), an illustrated newspaper published by the consortium Ukrainian Press, owned and managed by the publisher Ivan Tyktor (Tiktor). It was a socio-politically oriented periodical, ideologically charged by Ukrainian national aspiration for an independent state.
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Nash Prapor (Our Flag), Ukrainian periodical, published in Lviv, 1932 -- 1939
Nash Prapor, advertisements of commodities, interwar
Nash Prapor, Agricultural problematic discourse in East Galicia, interwar
Nash Prapor, articles in regard to Ukrainian national cause, interwar
Nash Prapor, literary advertisements, interwar
Nash Prapor, periodical Ukrainian, interwar Poland
Nash Prapor, program and editorial articles, interwar
Nash Prapor, reflection in regard to Polish national discourse, interwar
Nash Prapor, reflections on European geo political discourse, interwar
Nash Prapor, Ukrainian national discourse, interwar East Galicia
Reflections on Polish governments and politics, Nash Prapor, interwar
Ukrainian literary prose published in Nash Prapor, interwar
Periodicals, Ukrainian, interwar Poland
Periodicals, Ukrainian published in Lviv (Lwow), interwar Poland
Reflections on Zvenigorod Trial of Jewish-related fraudulent activity of usury, 1934
Sentencing in Zvenigorod Trial of Jewish usury and local fraud, emphasis on Jews by Nash Prapor 1934
Nash Prapor, antisemitic and nasty anti-Jewish caricatures, interwar
Antisemitic and mocking Jews caricatures, intewar East Galicia, Nash Prapor, March 11, 1934
Antisemitic satire and caricature in regard to the new Cooperative Law passed by Sejm, 1934, NP
Lviv (Ukraine)
Lwow (Poland)
Eastern Galicia (Poland: Region)
Documents in Ukrainian language
Narratives in Ukrainian language
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Nash Prapor, Ukrainian independent periodical published in Lviv, interwar (Interwar, 1930s)
Ivan Tyktor (Tiktor), 1896 -- 1982, publisher, editor, political figure (1918 -- 1939)
Document/Artifact of Item-Level 9: RG-96.09, Nash Prapor. Thursday 15, March 1934. No.20Add to your cart.View associated digital content.
Nash Prapor (Our Flag), an illustrated newspaper published by the consortium Ukrainian Press, owned and managed by the publisher Ivan Tyktor (Tiktor). It was a socio-politically oriented periodical, ideologically charged by Ukrainian national aspiration for an independent state.
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Nash Prapor (Our Flag), Ukrainian periodical, published in Lviv, 1932 -- 1939
Nash Prapor, advertisements of commodities, interwar
Nash Prapor, Agricultural problematic discourse in East Galicia, interwar
Nash Prapor, articles in regard to Ukrainian national cause, interwar
Nash Prapor, literary advertisements, interwar
Nash Prapor, periodical Ukrainian, interwar Poland
Nash Prapor, program and editorial articles, interwar
Nash Prapor, reflection in regard to Polish national discourse, interwar
Nash Prapor, reflections on European geo political discourse, interwar
Nash Prapor, Ukrainian national discourse, interwar East Galicia
Nash Prapor, various advertisements, interwar
Reflections on Polish governments and politics, Nash Prapor, interwar
Ukrainian literary prose published in Nash Prapor, interwar
Periodicals, Ukrainian, interwar Poland
Periodicals, Ukrainian published in Lviv (Lwow), interwar Poland
Lviv (Ukraine)
Lwow (Poland)
Eastern Galicia (Poland: Region)
Reflections on Zvenigorod Trial of Jewish-related fraudulent activity of usury, 1934
Nash Prapor, reflection on ethno-national regions Boikovshchyna and Lemkivschyna, Galicia, interwar
Political caricatures and satire published in Nash Prapor, interwar
Ukrainian historic personalities reflected in literary rubric, Nash Prapor, interwar
Chess rubric, periodically published in Nash Prapor, interwar
Documents in Ukrainian language
Narratives in Ukrainian language
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Nash Prapor, Ukrainian independent periodical published in Lviv, interwar (Interwar, 1930s)
Ivan Tyktor (Tiktor), 1896 -- 1982, publisher, editor, political figure (1918 -- 1939)
Document/Artifact of Item-Level 10: RG-96.10, Nash Prapor. Sunday 18, March 1934. No.21Add to your cart.View associated digital content.
Nash Prapor (Our Flag), an illustrated newspaper published by the consortium Ukrainian Press, owned and managed by the publisher Ivan Tyktor (Tiktor). It was a socio-politically oriented periodical, ideologically charged by Ukrainian national aspiration for an independent state.
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Nash Prapor (Our Flag), Ukrainian periodical, published in Lviv, 1932 -- 1939
Nash Prapor, advertisements of commodities, interwar
Nash Prapor, articles in regard to Ukrainian national cause, interwar
Nash Prapor, literary advertisements, interwar
Nash Prapor, periodical Ukrainian, interwar Poland
Nash Prapor, reflection in regard to Polish national discourse, interwar
Nash Prapor, program and editorial articles, interwar
Nash Prapor, Ukrainian national discourse, interwar East Galicia
Nash Prapor, reflections and reportage on political trials in East Galicia, interwar
Nash Prapor, reflections on European geo political discourse, interwar
Reflections on Polish governments and politics, Nash Prapor, interwar
Ukrainian folklore and prose published in Nash Prapor, interwar
Periodicals, Ukrainian, interwar Poland
Periodicals, Ukrainian published in Lviv (Lwow), interwar Poland
Lviv (Ukraine)
Lwow (Poland)
Eastern Galicia (Poland: Region)
Reflections on Zvenigorod Trial of Jewish-related fraudulent activity of usury, 1934
Nash Prapor, sense and spirit of antipathy and loftiness to and over Jews in Poland, interwar
Nash Prapor, reflections on the Soviet Ukraine, interwar
Collecting funds for Ridna Shkola (the Native School), Ukrainian educational foundation, Nash Prapor
Reflection on fundraising for Ridna Shkola (the Native School), Ukrainian education, Nash Prapor
Famine (Holodomor) in Ukraine, 1932 - 1933, historical discourse
Nash Prapor, reflections on the Famine (Holodomor) in Ukraine, 1932 -- 1933, in 1930s
Political caricatures and satire published in Nash Prapor, interwar
Austrian German tension and threat of nazification of Austria, 1930s, Nash Prapor, 1934
Polish German non agresssion pact of 1934 and its discourse, Nash Prapor, 11934
Nash Prapor, post Versailles discourse, 1930s
Nervous instability, article advising on handling nervous indisposition, Nash Prapor, self help
Documents in Ukrainian language
Narratives in Ukrainian language
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Nash Prapor, Ukrainian independent periodical published in Lviv, interwar (Interwar, 1930s)
Ivan Tyktor (Tiktor), 1896 -- 1982, publisher, editor, political figure (1918 -- 1939)
Document/Artifact of Item-Level 11: RG-96.11, Nash Prapor. Thursday 22, March 1934. No.22Add to your cart.View associated digital content.
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Nash Prapor (Our Flag), Ukrainian periodical, published in Lviv, 1932 -- 1939
Nash Prapor, advertisements of commodities, interwar
Nash Prapor, articles in regard to Ukrainian national cause, interwar
Nash Prapor, literary advertisements, interwar
Nash Prapor, periodical Ukrainian, interwar Poland
Nash Prapor, reflection in regard to Polish national discourse, interwar
Nash Prapor, reflections and reportage on political trials in East Galicia, interwar
Nash Prapor, Ukrainian national discourse, interwar East Galicia
Nash Prapor, various advertisements, interwar
Ukrainian folklore and prose published in Nash Prapor, interwar
Ukrainian literary prose published in Nash Prapor, interwar
Periodicals, Ukrainian, interwar Poland
Periodicals, Ukrainian published in Lviv (Lwow), interwar Poland
Lviv (Ukraine)
Lwow (Poland)
Eastern Galicia (Poland: Region)
Consolidation of Ukrainian socialist organizations in Poland and abroad, Nash Prapor, 1934
Nash Prapor, discourse in regard to russophile organizations in East Galicia, interwar, 1934
Political caricatures and satire published in Nash Prapor, interwar
Nash Prapor, responses to Polish periodicals, interwar
Nash Prapor, rubric of eternal theme actual for humankind, interwar
Article on leprosy in chronological discourse, published in Nash Prapor, March 22, 1934
Nash Prapor, rubric of crosswords, interwar
Documents in Ukrainian language
Narratives in Ukrainian language
Creators:
Nash Prapor, Ukrainian independent periodical published in Lviv, interwar (Interwar, 1930s)
Ivan Tyktor (Tiktor), 1896 -- 1982, publisher, editor, political figure (1918 -- 1939)
Document/Artifact of Item-Level 12: RG-96.12, Nash Prapor. Sunday 25, March 1934. No.23Add to your cart.View associated digital content.
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Ridna Shkola (the Native School), Ukrainian educational network, promotions in Nash Prapor, interwar
Nash Prapor (Our Flag), Ukrainian periodical, published in Lviv, 1932 -- 1939
Nash Prapor, advertisements of commodities, interwar
Nash Prapor, Agricultural problematic discourse in East Galicia, interwar
Nash Prapor, articles in regard to Ukrainian national cause, interwar
Nash Prapor, literary advertisements, interwar
Nash Prapor, periodical Ukrainian, interwar Poland
Nash Prapor, program and editorial articles, interwar
Nash Prapor, reflection in regard to Polish national discourse, interwar
Nash Prapor, reflections on European geo political discourse, interwar
Nash Prapor, Ukrainian national discourse, interwar East Galicia
Ukrainian literary prose published in Nash Prapor, interwar
Periodicals, Ukrainian, interwar Poland
Periodicals, Ukrainian published in Lviv (Lwow), interwar Poland
Lviv (Ukraine)
Lwow (Poland)
Eastern Galicia (Poland: Region)
Nash Prapor, local news and reportages from East Galicia, interwar
Political caricatures and satire published in Nash Prapor, interwar
Cinematographic reviews published in Nash Prapor, interwar
Post Versailles system in Europe, new alliances and regional politics, reflections in Nasz Prapor
Nash Prapor, post Versailles discourse, 1930s
New Post Versailles Alliances The Triple Alliance of Italy, Austria and Hungary, 1943, Nash Prapor
Nash Prapor, rubric of historic narratives, interwar
Historic discourse in regard to Croatian independence, Nash Prapor, March 1934
Chess rubric, periodically published in Nash Prapor, interwar
Documents in Ukrainian language
Narratives in Ukrainian language
Creators:
Nash Prapor, Ukrainian independent periodical published in Lviv, interwar (Interwar, 1930s)
Ivan Tyktor (Tiktor), 1896 -- 1982, publisher, editor, political figure (1918 -- 1939)
Document/Artifact of Item-Level 13: RG-96.13, Nash Prapor. Thursday 29, March 1934. No.24Add to your cart.View associated digital content.
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Nash Prapor (Our Flag), Ukrainian periodical, published in Lviv, 1932 -- 1939
Nash Prapor, advertisements of commodities, interwar
Nash Prapor, articles in regard to Ukrainian national cause, interwar
Nash Prapor, literary advertisements, interwar
Nash Prapor, periodical Ukrainian, interwar Poland
Nash Prapor, program and editorial articles, interwar
Nash Prapor, reflection in regard to Polish national discourse, interwar
Nash Prapor, reflections on European geo political discourse, interwar
Nash Prapor, Ukrainian national discourse, interwar East Galicia
Nash Prapor, various advertisements, interwar
Ukrainian literary prose published in Nash Prapor, interwar
Periodicals, Ukrainian, interwar Poland
Periodicals, Ukrainian published in Lviv (Lwow), interwar Poland
Lviv (Ukraine)
Lwow (Poland)
Eastern Galicia (Poland: Region)
Instincts and realities of Jewish Ukrainian coexistence and interaction in a given village Luchynets
Ukrainian perception of Jews in a given village Luchynets, Rohatyn county, 1933, 1934, Nash Prapor
Trial in Berezhany of three Ukrainians guilty of setting on fire a barrel house owned by Gitla Feld
Trial and Ukrainian discourse of modeling Hitler treatment of Jews in the village of Luchynets, 1934
Speech of a village ideological role model Romakh who admires Hitler's persecution of Jews, 1933
Trial over M. Kholiava, P. Yakymovych and D. Romakh for setting on fire Gitla Feld's tavern on fire
Political connotation of the anti-Jewish acts of so called three national aware Ukrainians Luchynets
Anti-Jewish component in Ukrainian mundane outlook, interwar on example on the Luchytnets trial 1934
Luchynets Trial as an example of negative attitude of nationally aware Ukrainians to Jews in village
Luchynets (Rohatyn, Stanislawow, Poland)
Nash Prapor on the discourse of nationally aware Ukrainians to Jewish trade and businesses, interwar
Role of Ukrainian cooperatives in ousting Jewish businesses from villages, Luchynets Trial, 1934
Antisemitism as a component of national awareness of Ukrainians in East Galicia, interwar, Nash Prap
Forgiving and tolerant stance of local authorities to Ukrainians charged of anti-Jewish acts Galicia
Nash Prapor, reflections on the Soviet Ukraine, interwar
Antisemitism, reflections in Ukrainian periodicals of interwar East Galicia
Nash Prapor, antisemitic narratives, discourse and reflections, interwar East Galicia
Nash Prapor, reflections and discourse, Ukrainian cultural life in East Galicia and Poland, interwar
Ukrainian cooperative organizations, reflections in Nash Prapor, interwar
Political caricatures and satire published in Nash Prapor, interwar
Documents in Ukrainian language
Narratives in Ukrainian language
Creators:
Nash Prapor, Ukrainian independent periodical published in Lviv, interwar (Interwar, 1930s)
Ivan Tyktor (Tiktor), 1896 -- 1982, publisher, editor, political figure (1918 -- 1939)
Document/Artifact of Item-Level 14: RG-96.14, Nash Prapor. Sunday 1, April 1934. No.25Add to your cart.View associated digital content.
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Nash Prapor (Our Flag), Ukrainian periodical, published in Lviv, 1932 -- 1939
Nash Prapor, advertisements of commodities, interwar
Nash Prapor, articles in regard to Ukrainian national cause, interwar
Nash Prapor, periodical Ukrainian, interwar Poland
Nash Prapor, reflection in regard to Polish national discourse, interwar
Nash Prapor, reflections on European geo political discourse, interwar
Nash Prapor, program and editorial articles, interwar
Nash Prapor, various advertisements, interwar
Ukrainian literary prose published in Nash Prapor, interwar
Periodicals, Ukrainian, interwar Poland
Ukrainian periodicals published in Lviv (Lwow), interwar Poland
Lviv (Ukraine)
Lwow (Poland)
Eastern Galicia (Poland: Region)
Personal love relations through the discourse of ethno - national interactions, Ukrainians and Poles
Prosvita (Ukrainian Enlightenment association), fundraising promotions, Nash Prapor, interwar
Nash Prapor, rubric of historic narratives, interwar
Reflections on the Pereyaslav Agreement, the union between Ukrainian Moskoviia (Russia) Nash Prapor
Cinematographic reviews published in Nash Prapor, interwar
Chess rubric, periodically published in Nash Prapor, interwar
Documents in Ukrainian language
Narratives in Ukrainian language
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Nash Prapor, Ukrainian independent periodical published in Lviv, interwar (Interwar, 1930s)
Ivan Tyktor (Tiktor), 1896 -- 1982, publisher, editor, political figure (1918 -- 1939)
Document/Artifact of Item-Level 15: RG-96.15, Nash Prapor. Thursday 5, April 1934. No.26Add to your cart.View associated digital content.
Nash Prapor (Our Flag), an illustrated newspaper published by the consortium Ukrainian Press, owned and managed by the publisher Ivan Tyktor (Tiktor). It was a socio-politically oriented periodical, ideologically charged by Ukrainian national aspiration for an independent state.
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Nash Prapor (Our Flag), Ukrainian periodical, published in Lviv, 1932 -- 1939
Nash Prapor, advertisements of commodities, interwar
Nash Prapor, articles in regard to Ukrainian national cause, interwar
Nash Prapor, literary advertisements, interwar
Nash Prapor, periodical Ukrainian, interwar Poland
Nash Prapor, program and editorial articles, interwar
Nash Prapor, reflection in regard to Polish national discourse, interwar
Nash Prapor, reflections on European geo political discourse, interwar
Nash Prapor, Ukrainian national discourse, interwar East Galicia
Nash Prapor, various advertisements, interwar
Political caricatures published in Nash Prapor, interwar
Ukrainian literary prose published in Nash Prapor, interwar
European geo political discourse, Nash Prapor, interwar
International news and reportage, Nash Prapor, interwar
Nash Prapor, local news and reportages from East Galicia, interwar
Lviv (Ukraine)
Lwow (Poland)
Eastern Galicia (Poland: Region)
Ukrainian cooperative organizations, reflections in Nash Prapor, interwar
Ukrainian Credit Union, Ukrainian financial organization in interwar Poland
Dairy Union, Ukrainian cooperative association operating with dairy products, interwar East Galicia
Prosvita (Enlightinment Foundation), Ukrainian cultural organization, discourse, Nash Prapor
Nash Prapor, literary reviews and publications, interwar
Documents in Ukrainian language
Narratives in Ukrainian language
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Nash Prapor, Ukrainian independent periodical published in Lviv, interwar (Interwar, 1930s)
Ivan Tyktor (Tiktor), 1896 -- 1982, publisher, editor, political figure (1918 -- 1939)
Document/Artifact of Item-Level 16: RG-96.16, Nash Prapor. Sunday 8, April 1934. No.27Add to your cart.View associated digital content.
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Nash Prapor (Our Flag), Ukrainian periodical, published in Lviv, 1932 -- 1939
Nash Prapor, advertisements of commodities, interwar
Nash Prapor, articles in regard to Ukrainian national cause, interwar
Nash Prapor, literary advertisements, interwar
Nash Prapor, periodical Ukrainian, interwar Poland
Nash Prapor, program and editorial articles, interwar
Nash Prapor, reflection in regard to Polish national discourse, interwar
Nash Prapor, reflections on European geo political discourse, interwar
Nash Prapor, Ukrainian national discourse, interwar East Galicia
Nash Prapor, various advertisements, interwar
Reflections on Polish governments and politics, Nash Prapor, interwar
Ukrainian literary prose published in Nash Prapor, interwar
Periodicals, Ukrainian, interwar Poland
Periodicals, Ukrainian published in Lviv (Lwow), interwar Poland
Lviv (Ukraine)
Lwow (Poland)
Eastern Galicia (Poland: Region)
Nash Prapor, religious narratives in regard to main landmarks of Ukrainian calendar, interwar
Articles and pictures related to the Easter holliday (Paskha), Nash Prapor, April 8, 1934
Ukrainian cooperative organizations, reflections in Nash Prapor, interwar
Ukrainian cooperative organization Labor (Trud) in Lviv (Lwow), interwar
Documents in Ukrainian language
Narratives in Ukrainian language
Creators:
Nash Prapor, Ukrainian independent periodical published in Lviv, interwar (Interwar, 1930s)
Ivan Tyktor (Tiktor), 1896 -- 1982, publisher, editor, political figure (1918 -- 1939)
Document/Artifact of Item-Level 17: RG-96.17, Nash Prapor. Sunday 15, April 1934. No.28Add to your cart.View associated digital content.
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Nash Prapor (Our Flag), Ukrainian periodical, published in Lviv, 1932 -- 1939
Nash Prapor, advertisements of commodities, interwar
Nash Prapor, articles in regard to Ukrainian national cause, interwar
Nash Prapor, literary advertisements, interwar
Nash Prapor, periodical Ukrainian, interwar Poland
Nash Prapor, reflection in regard to Polish national discourse, interwar
Nash Prapor, reflections on European geo political discourse, interwar
Nash Prapor, various advertisements, interwar
Reflections on Polish governments and politics, Nash Prapor, interwar
Ukrainian literary prose published in Nash Prapor, interwar
Periodicals, Ukrainian, interwar Poland
Periodicals, Ukrainian published in Lviv (Lwow), interwar Poland
Lviv (Ukraine)
Lwow (Poland)
Eastern Galicia (Poland: Region)
Political caricatures and satire published in Nash Prapor, interwar
Nash Prapor, rubric of historic narratives, interwar
Documents in Polish language
Narratives in Polish language
Creators:
Nash Prapor, Ukrainian independent periodical published in Lviv, interwar (Interwar, 1930s)
Ivan Tyktor (Tiktor), 1896 -- 1982, publisher, editor, political figure (1918 -- 1939)
Document/Artifact of Item-Level 18: RG-96.18, Nash Prapor. Thursday 19, April 1934. No.29Add to your cart.View associated digital content.
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Nash Prapor (Our Flag), Ukrainian periodical, published in Lviv, 1932 -- 1939
Nash Prapor, advertisements of commodities, interwar
Nash Prapor, articles in regard to Ukrainian national cause, interwar
Nash Prapor, literary advertisements, interwar
Nash Prapor, periodical Ukrainian, interwar Poland
Nash Prapor, program and editorial articles, interwar
Nash Prapor, reflection in regard to Polish national discourse, interwar
Nash Prapor, reflections on European geo political discourse, interwar
Nash Prapor, local news and reportages from East Galicia, interwar
International news and reportage, Nash Prapor, interwar
Periodicals, Ukrainian, interwar Poland
Periodicals, Ukrainian published in Lviv (Lwow), interwar Poland
Lviv (Ukraine)
Lwow (Poland)
Eastern Galicia (Poland: Region)
Political caricatures and satire published in Nash Prapor, interwar
Nash Prapor, reflections and discourse in regard to National Socialism and Nazi Germany, interwar
Nash Prapor, reflections on the German political discourse, 1930s
Ukrainian literary prose published in Nash Prapor, interwar
Nash Prapor, rubric of historic narratives, interwar
Chess rubric, periodically published in Nash Prapor, interwar
Documents in Ukrainian language
Narratives in Ukrainian language
Creators:
Nash Prapor, Ukrainian independent periodical published in Lviv, interwar (Interwar, 1930s)
Ivan Tyktor (Tiktor), 1896 -- 1982, publisher, editor, political figure (1918 -- 1939)
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Nash Prapor (Our Flag), an illustrated newspaper published by the consortium Ukrainian Press, owned and managed by the publisher Ivan Tyktor (Tiktor). It was a socio-politically oriented periodical, ideologically charged by Ukrainian national aspiration for an independent state.
Subject/Index Terms:
Nash Prapor (Our Flag), Ukrainian periodical, published in Lviv, 1932 -- 1939
Nash Prapor, advertisements of commodities, interwar
Nash Prapor, articles in regard to Ukrainian national cause, interwar
Nash Prapor, literary advertisements, interwar
Nash Prapor, periodical Ukrainian, interwar Poland
Nash Prapor, political satire, interwar
Nash Prapor, program and editorial articles, interwar
Nash Prapor, reflection in regard to Polish national discourse, interwar
Nash Prapor, reflections and discourse in regard to National Socialism and Nazi Germany, interwar
Nash Prapor, reflections on European geo political discourse, interwar
Nash Prapor, Ukrainian national discourse, interwar East Galicia
Political caricatures published in Nash Prapor, interwar
Nash Prapor, various advertisements, interwar
Periodicals, Ukrainian, interwar Poland
Periodicals, Ukrainian published in Lviv (Lwow), interwar Poland
Lviv (Ukraine)
Lwow (Poland)
Eastern Galicia (Poland: Region)
Nash Prapor, publications in regard to Jewish regional and geo political discourse, interwar
Ukrainian literary prose published in Nash Prapor, interwar
Nash Prapor, rubric of eternal theme actual for humankind, interwar
Documents in Ukrainian language
Narratives in Ukrainian language
Creators:
Nash Prapor, Ukrainian independent periodical published in Lviv, interwar (Interwar, 1930s)
Ivan Tyktor (Tiktor), 1896 -- 1982, publisher, editor, political figure (1918 -- 1939)


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