- Archives & Special Collections, Carleton University Library
- Evhen Batchinsky fonds
- Autobiography (series)
- Leonid Bachynsky
Leonid Bachynsky
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- Dates
- 1920-1973 (indexed as 1920–1973)
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- 1 meter
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- Batchinsky's correspondence with his brother Leonid: 1920-1973. Leonid Bachynsky was born 28 February in Katerynoslav and was a teacher and community activist. During the revolutionary years, he gave many lectures to the solders in UNR army camps and later was involved in the organization of Plast (Ukrainian Scouts) in Transcarpathia during 1923-1929. In 1952 he founded the Ukrainian Museum-Archives in Cleveland, Ohio, which he directed until 1977.
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