Description: The book of journalism by Ulas Samchuk, which opens the "Rarity" series, includes editorials, reports, notes that he published in the newspapers "Nova Svoboda" (Khust), "Ukrainian Slovo" (Paris), "Nastup" (Prague) during the period of Carpathian Ukraine 1938 - 1939 years. This is a separate journalistic-artistic and source-historical complex that constitutes a significant part of the writer’s creative output and has undoubted documentary and artistic value for an in-depth and impartial study of the events related to the declaration of autonomy and independence of Carpathian Ukraine.The book of journalism by Ulas Samchuk, which opens the "Rarity" series, includes editorials, reports, notes that he published in the newspapers "Nova Svoboda" (Khust), "Ukrainian Slovo" (Paris), "Nastup" (Prague) during the period of Carpathian Ukraine 1938 - 1939 years. This is a separate journalistic-artistic and source-historical complex that constitutes a significant part of the writer's creative output and has undoubted documentary and artistic value for an in-depth and impartial study of the events related to the declaration of autonomy and independence of Carpathian Ukraine.Format: 100x140mm
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Book Title: Reports from Carpathian Ukraine
Book Series: Historical
Original Language: Ukrainian
Item Length: 5.5
Vintage: No
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Format: Hardcover
Language: Ukrainian
Personalized: No
Features: Hardcover
Topic: Books, Cultural History, Historic Figures, History of Ideas, Literature, Military History, Regional History, True Stories
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Narrative Type: Nonfiction
Publisher: Educational book publishing house Bohdan
Intended Audience: Adults
Inscribed: No
Edition: First Edition
Publication Year: 2019
Type: Almanac
Era: 2010s
Author: Ulas Samchuk
Genre: Adventure, Art & Culture, Biographies & True Stories, Historical, History, Modern & Contemporary, World literature & Classics
Country/Region of Manufacture: Ukraine
Number of Pages: 256
