TOC_Sunday, September 8, 1985

Sunday, September 8, 1985

Vasyl Stud dies in labor camp

Terelia sentenced to 12 years for 'anti-Soviet agit-prop'

Ukrainian students fined, released from East German prison
by Hanya Diuk

Red Army deserter shot in USSR

Labor Day festivities draw thousands to Soyuzivka

Dushnyck dies

A GLIMPSE OF SOVIET REALITY
Lvovskaya Pravda commentary reveals fate of Catholic activist Kobryn
by Bohdan Nahaylo

Poles mark Solidarity anniversary

Sakharov's stepson on hunger strike

Czechs sentenced for "defamation"

Ukrainian Canadian Students' Union holds conference
by Mykhailo Bociurkiw

Serbyn: Deschenes Commission's mandate too narrow
by Mykhailo Bociurkiw

Boston media see famine documentary

PRESS REVIEW
Columnist scores ACLU position

Bishop donates $5,000 to Harvard project

N.J. governor thanks cardinal

Obituary
Wasyl Dobczansky, community activist

NEWS AND VIEWS

Time for nation's urban ethnics to speak out on their concerns
The article below is reprinted from NCUEA Building Block, a publication of the National Center for Urban Ethnic Affairs.

Fate of Feodor Fedorenko raises questions about case
by Patricia Scott Oelkers

LETTER TO THE EDITOR
Questions display of U.S. flag

EDITORIAL
Involvement equals survival

A PERSPECTIVE ON POLAND
Roundtable discussion criticizes lack of Ukrainian-Polish interchange
by Roman Solchanyk

Recollections: former prisoner recalls life and death in Nazi camps
by Dr. Leonidas Mostovych

The Nazi vision
Auschwitz
Non-Jewish victims
Camps and their agonies
Arrival at Auschwitz
The crematorium
Children in the camp
Auschwitz evacuation
Conclusion

Labor Day weekend festivities at Soyuzivka highlighted by national championships in swimming and tennis

In swimming: Sitch team wins; 11 records are set
In tennis: Glowa, Stasiuk capture men's, women's titles

SOUNDS AND VIEWS
by Roman Sawycky
Songs born of legend
PART II

Webster's definition
Alois Jedlicka
In America

The Washington Group increases membership

Winnipeggers pay tribute to popular Father Isidore Dziadyk
by Chris Guly

New Haven Holy Name Society to observe 25th anniversary
At Soyuzivka
September 14

PREVIEW OF EVENTS
September 13 - September 29