ISSN 2664-4282E-ISSN 2786-6181
2020 year №2

Folk Art and Ethnology
№1 (2020 year)

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DOI: https://doi.org/10.15407/nte2020.01
Content

From Social-Political and Ethnic History of Ukrainianhood

Identification and Culture Creating Practices of the Emigrants 1
Chekalenko Liudmyla
Foreign Ukrainians: Autochthonness as a Source of Identity Preservation
p.: 5-13
Kobchenko Kateryna
Ukrainians at the DP-Epoch: From Everyday Culture to the Creation of (Trans)national Community
p.: 14-22
Karas Hanna
Culture-Creating Activities of Ukrainian Chorus Conductors in the Conditions of the Displaced Persons Camps after World War II
p.: 23-36
Tron-Radomska Aliona
Cultural and Educational Sphere as a Factor in Preserving the National Identity of the Ukrainians (Based on Materials of the Ukrainian Central Committee (UCC) Activities)
p.: 37-46

Materials and Studies

Problems of Migrations, Forced Deportations and “Ethnic Cleansing"
Serhiychuk Volodymyr
Migration Processes of the Ukrainian People in the First Period of World War II
p.: 47–57
Rendiuk Teofil
On the Issue of Ethnic Cleansing in the Years of World War II
p.: 58–65
Tsivatyi Viacheslav
Typology of the Third Wave of Ukrainian Emigration and Historical Parallels of Migration Contemporaneity
p.: 66–75
Tsapko Oleh
New Wave of Forced Resettling of Ukrainians-Ostarbeiters in the Post-War Period
p.: 76–81
Romanenko Olena
A Round Trip or «The Myth of No Return» in Eastern European Migration
p.: 82–85

Historiographic Reviews

After the Documents of a Fund of Foreign Ukrainian Studies Department of the V. Vernadskyi National Library of Ukraine
Antoniuk Tetiana
Ethno-Cultural Profile of the Third Wave of Ukrainian Emigration
p.: 86–106
Astaptseva Khrysytyna
Reflection of the Cultural-Educational Movement and Social-Political Life of the Figures in Emigration of the Third Wave in the Press
p.: 107–120
1 The admission of the materials to this issue of the magazine was initiated by the permanent author of our journal, Professor Volodymyr Serhiychuk, and is devoted to the little-researched topic of the new wave of Ukrainian emigration.

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