Rudnytsky, Ivan L.
Historian
1919-1984

Ivan L. Rudnytsky was born in Vienna, completed his 
schooling in L’viv (then a city in Poland) and subsequently 
studied history, law and international relations.  After 
teaching at a number of American institutions, Dr. Rudnytsky 
came to the University of Alberta in 1971 to teach Ukrainian 
and east-central European history.  He was one of the 
founders of the Canadian Institute of Ukrainian Studies at 
the University.

Multiple media, 1786-1987, 14.62 m   

"Statement of 35 professors" on conditions in Ukraine, 1967
Includes brochures; clippings; correspondence.

Bibliographic notes

Canadian Institute of Ukrainian Studies, 1974-1984
Includes annual reports; correspondence; newsletters; 
research proposals.

Collected materials on Eastern Europe and Ukraine, 1786-1982
Materials on the history of Eastern Europe, 1861-1982; Galicia,
1786-1968; Ukraine, 1864-1982; Ukrainian communism and
nationalism, 1923-1981.

Collected materials on Viacheslav Lypynsky, 1909-1933
Includes articles; clippings; manuscripts; notes; pamphlets.

Conferences and speeches on Slavic studies, 1960-1977
Includes brochures; clippings; notes; programs.

Lecture notes, 1966-1983
Includes 33 sound tape cassettes.

Materials on M. Drahomanov, 1873-1974
Includes copied materials; translations.

Materials on Michal Czajkowksi, 1831-1982

Papers delivered, 1930-1971

Personal correspondence, 1940-1984

Published essays, 1987

Ukrainska Vilna Akademia Nauk, 1961-1964
Includes bulletins; correspondence; notes.

Writings by and about Ipolit Terletsky, 1833-1977
Includes copied material; notes.

Writings of Mykyta U. Shapoval, 1921-1935

Writings of Osyp Nazaruk, 1907-1940
Includes copied materials; notes.

Includes German, Polish, and Ukrainian-language materials.  
Historical and regional collections consist mainly of copied 
materials.

Access: Restricted
See also: Canadian Institute of Ukrainian Studies