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  • Marcy Kaptur: Congressional Ukrainian Caucus - Letter to PM Viktor Yanukovych (Congressional Record) 04/30/2004
  • Українські підрозділи в Іраку переоснастять (BBC Ukrainian) 04/30/2004
  • NSDC says Ukrainian peacekeepers will stay in Iraq (Interfax) 04/30/2004
  • Alleged Nazi guard loses appeal [Demjanjuk] (BBC) 04/30/2004
  • Demjanjuk was Nazi guard, court rules (AP/CNN) 04/30/2004
  • Another Legal Setback for Accused Nazi Demjanjuk (Reuters/CNN) 04/30/2004
  • Thousand of migrants provide vital workforce in menial jobs (Yorkshire Post) 04/30/2004
  • Rabies clinic timely and appropriate [Pagedown to: A dinner featuring Ukrainian food will be served from 4:30-7 p.m. tomorrow at the Mountainville United Methodist Church on Angola Road off Route 32 in the Town of Cornwall. It will be prepared by Orysya Ngale, a native of the Ukraine who is married to the Rev. Samual Ngale, a native of Mozambique. He will prepare the dessert.] (Middletown Times Herald-Record) 04/30/2004
  • 3000 Orthodox and Catholics Make Ecumenical Pilgrimage to New Jersey, USA (RISU) 04/30/2004

  • Statement by the Permanent Representative of Ukraine to the United Nations H.E. Ambassador Valeriy Kuchynsky at the special event commemorating the 18th anniversary of the Chornobyl disaster (BRAMA) 04/29/2004
  • 'Чорнобильське серце' застукало у залі Генеральної Асамблеї ООН (BRAMA) 04/29/2004
  • Photo essay: Ukrainian 'Sviachene' in New York City (BRAMA) 04/29/2004
  • Three American soldiers were killed, fighting renewed in al-Falluja [Gov't of Ukraine said earlier yesterday that one of its soldiers was killed and a second died of his wounds in al-Sweira area] (Arabic News) 04/29/2004
  • Comment: Unfinished symphony [EU enlargment] (Guardian) 04/29/2004
  • Where does Europe end? (Baltic Times) 04/29/2004
  • Analysis: New customers to redraw borders of prosperity [EU enlargment] (Guardian) 04/29/2004
  • Ever-expanding Union? (Economist) 04/29/2004
  • U.S. Warplane Fires on Fallujah Targets (AP/Yahoo) 04/29/2004
  • Obit: Olga Golemba, 77, native of Ukraine (Boston Globe) 04/29/2004
  • Local priest marks three anniversaries (Monessen Valley Independent) 04/29/2004
  • New York court is set to examine how the remains of a global Holocaust settlement fund should be distributed (NZZ) 04/29/2004
  • Acccusations, ill will 6 years after Holocaust bank settlement (AP/Newsday) 04/29/2004
  • Ukrainian peacekeepers in Iraq: casualties announced [To date: 1 journalist and 6 Ukrainian soldiers dead, 16 wounded] (UANewswire) 04/29/2004
  • One More Ukrainian Peacemaker Perished As Result of Wounds in Iraq (UNIAN) 04/29/2004
  • Poland's EU border challenge (Radio Netherlands) 04/29/2004
  • EU Cracks Down on Migrant Labor as Its Borders Stretch Eastward (Bloomberg) 04/29/2004
  • Photo: Ukrainians holding passports and application forms queue outside the Polish consulate to get visas in the western city of Lviv April 24, 2004. Ukraine's neighbors Poland, Slovakia and Hungary join the European Union on May 1, 2004, and some say the EU expansion will create a new division in Europe 15 years after the fall of Communism appeared to dissolve barriers between East and West. Picture taken April 24, 2004. (Reuters/Yahoo) 04/29/2004
  • Photo: A Ukrainian border guard with his sniffer dog approaches a truck to be inspected at a checkpoint in Shegyni, at the Ukrainian-Polish border April 24, 2004. Ukraine's neighbors Poland, Slovakia and Hungary join the European Union on May 1, 2004, and some say the EU expansion will create a new division in Europe 15 years after the fall of Communism appeared to dissolve barriers between east and west. Picture taken April 24, 2004. (Reuters/Yahoo) 04/29/2004
  • Дiяльнiсть Фонду допомоги дiтям ... [from 4/27/04] (VOA) 04/29/2004
  • No man's land in EU (Budapest Sun) 04/29/2004

  • Levin: Ukrainian democracy (Congressional Record) 04/28/2004
  • Curt Weldon: Commemorating the 18th anniversary of Chernobyl (Congressional Record) 04/28/2004
  • Not for the faint of heart: Oscar-winning documentary about Chornobyl screened at UN SPECIAL (BRAMA) 04/28/2004
  • Ukrainian American NGOs at UN screening of Oscar-winning documentary about Chornobyl FOTO/S (BRAMA) 04/28/2004
  • В Iраку загинув ще один український миротворець (VOA) 04/28/2004
  • President Leonid Kuchma has ordered the State Committee for Nationalities and Migration to organize cooperation with the Ukrainians residing abroad (Главред) 04/28/2004
  • On this day - 1986: Soviets admit nuclear accident [The report, from the official news agency, Tass, said there had been casualties but gave no details of numbers. It said aid was being sent to the injured.] (BBC) 04/28/2004
  • US Ready to Help Ukrainian Companies Win Iraqi Tenders (Главред) 04/28/2004
  • Kuchma Considers It Necessary to Reconsider Course of Events in Iraq (UNIAN) 04/28/2004
  • Another Ukrainian Soldier Killed in Iraq (Novinite) 04/28/2004
  • Ukrainian soldier killed in southeastern Iraq as US says talks to disarm Fallujah fighters continue (Al Bawaba) 04/28/2004
  • Religious school where nun was killed three years ago will close [novice monk, Mykhaylo Kofel of Ukraine, accused of killing nun in 2001] (AP/Miami Herald) 04/28/2004
  • Inquest - Naked and Drunk Cleaner Found Dead in Cafe Royal (The Scotsman) 04/28/2004
  • Remember the anniversary of Chornobyl [Atanas Kobryn column] (Sun Herald) 04/28/2004
  • Poor security 'threatens to reduce power supply targets' [Iraq] (Financial Times) 04/28/2004
  • A Series of Explosions Rocks Fallujah (AP/Yahoo) 04/28/2004
  • Kuchma calls on politicians not to make Ukrainian peacekeepers in Iraq political football (Interfax) 04/28/2004
  • Ukrainian peacekeeper dies in Iraq (Interfax Moscow) 04/28/2004
  • Three Coalition Soldiers Die in Iraq (Reuters/Yahoo) 04/28/2004
  • Ukrainian Peacemaker Perished In Iraq, Another Two – Injured (UNIAN) 04/28/2004
  • Photo: Ukrainian President Leonid Kuchma gestures as he answers media questions at a news conference at the presidential press centre in Kiev, April 28, 2004. Kuchma offered his condolences to the family of the dead soldier, killed on patrol near Kut in Iraq on Wednesday, but said Ukraine's approximately 1,600 soldiers would be staying in Iraq. (Reuters/Yahoo) 04/28/2004
  • Blair defends US onslaught [Today a Ukrainian soldier was killed and two wounded when 'bandits' attacked a patrol near the town of Kut.] (London Evening Standard) 04/28/2004
  • Another Ukrainian peacekeeper dies in Iraq (Part 2) (Interfax) 04/28/2004
  • One Ukrainian killed in Iraq, Kuchma says will stay (Reuters/AlertNet) 04/28/2004

  • Пайфер про майбутнє американсько-українських стосункiв (VOA) 04/27/2004
  • Ukrainian Catholics in Morris hail advent of larger church (NJ Star-Ledger) 04/27/2004
  • Prosecutors Want DNA from NJ Murder Defendant [59-year-old Lester Stuart Barney of Cherry Hill charged with murder for stabbing death of mail-order bride, 26-year-old Alla, from Ukraine] (KYW) 04/27/2004
  • Human rights museum receives $1M donation [endorsed by Ukrainian Canadian Congress] (Canadian Jewish News) 04/27/2004
  • Bush Sr. to Visit Ukraine [ made infamous 'Chicken Kiev speech' in 1991] (Главред) 04/27/2004
  • Doubts over whether Al Qaida has nukes [Islamic sources said Al Qaida procured tactical nuclear weapons in 1998 from Ukrainian scientists.] (Middle East Newsline) 04/27/2004

  • A 'Militceoner' for Soap Lake: Ukrainian reserve police officer, a first-ever for Grant County city (Columbia Basin Herald) 04/26/2004
  • Milla Jovovich Sued in 'Resident Evil' Pay Dispute (Reuters/Yahoo) 04/26/2004
  • Україна i генсек ООН вiдзначили 18-ту рiчницю Чорнобиля (VOA) 04/26/2004
  • Ukraine Fatigue: Ukrainian and American Myths [Ukraine has the fourth-largest military contingent among the multinational coalition forces in Iraq, four casualties of war and not a single contract, whereas Russia, which contributed no troops and was opposing the war all along, has managed to secure a billion-dollar contract with the Iraqi energy ministry for a Russian company...] (Ukrainska Pravda) 04/26/2004
  • Ukrainian church breaks new ground. Congregation hopes Hanover facility will provide ethnic connection in community (Parsippany Daily Record) 04/26/2004
  • Specter, Toomey make last-minute appeals (Philadelphia Inquirer) 04/26/2004

  • Sen. Hillary Clinton Calls for More Troops in Iraq (KCBS/Yahoo) 04/25/2004
  • Desovietizing post-Chornobyl Ukraine [UACC] (BRAMA) 04/25/2004
  • Putting the face to the forgery [Iryna Manyk, 24, and her husband Serhiy, 26, arrived from the Ukraine on false Israeli passports...] (New Zealand Stuff) 04/25/2004
  • ID thieves identifying how to get your info [investigators believe security breach at BJ's involved Russian, Ukrainian and Asian thieves] (Boston Herald) 04/25/2004

  • Photo: Relatives of firefighters who battled the 1986 Chernobyl nuclear disaster hold portraits of those who perished after extinguishing the blaze at the power station's reactor, during a rally in Kiev, April 24, 2004. About two thousand Ukrainians took part in a memorial demonstration to commemorate victims of the world's worst nuclear accident of April 26, 1986. (Reuters/Yahoo) 04/24/2004
  • Photo: Nina Kharchenko, center, cries as she carries a portrait of her deceased husband, victim of the Chernobyl catastrophe, during a march in Khreshchatyk street in Kiev, Ukraine, Saturday, April 24, 2004. Some five thousand veterans, pensioners and Chernobyl victims marched along the main Khreshchatyk street in the Ukrainian capital Kiev Saturday on the eve of the 18th anniversary of the world's worst nuclear disaster. (AP/Yahoo) 04/24/2004
  • Happy Immensity: 'Everybody's Ukrainian! [Ihor] I came in 1990. I was invited for exhibits, the Art Students League. I got some fellowships. I lived on 79th and Fifth, the Ukrainian cultural center, for 10 years. Everybody thinks it's an address for millionaires. Now I am fine with my Bushwick address.' (Village Voice) 04/24/2004
  • Західні посли про вибори в Мукачево (BBC Ukrainian) 04/24/2004
  • Middle-Aged Immigrants in LA Stay in Shape Playing Soccer [Roman Samokish, known as Sam, is a New York-born Ukrainian American...] (VOA/Epoch Times) 04/24/2004
  • Obit: John Taras, Choreographer who spread the ideas of the New York City Ballet (Guardian) 04/24/2004
  • Slavic churches awe, delight (Republican & Herald) 04/24/2004
  • Let battle be joined with 'work-shy army' myth [Volodymyr Sydorenko, 39, a former teacher from the Ukraine...] (Guardian) 04/24/2004
  • Річниці атомних катастроф на Чорнобильській АЕС та Три Майл Айленд нагадують про небезпеку використання атомної енергії та вказують на необхідніть до переходу використання альтернативних джерел енергії (BRAMA) 04/24/2004
  • Estranged husband doesn't return son from Costa Rica [Anna Sims, 29-year-old native of Ukraine, has spent the last year pleading with her husband and the authorities for her son's return.] (Team Amber Alert) 04/24/2004
  • Treasurer's closest allies fight to keep from testifying [Andrew Futey] (Cleveland Plain Dealer) 04/24/2004
  • Chornobyl and Three Mile Island anniversaries are reminders of the risks of nuclear power and the need to shift to sustainable energy sources [Chernobyl] (BRAMA) 04/24/2004
  • Chornobyl remembered: 18 years later [Chernobyl] SPECIAL (BRAMA) 04/24/2004
  • Appeal to all those who care: Permanent Mission of Ukraine to the United Nations to host Chornobyl [Chernobyl] Charity Bazaar (BRAMA) 04/24/2004
  • Звернення до всіх небайдужих: Благодійний Чорнобильський базар у штаб-квартирі ООН (BRAMA) 04/24/2004
  • UNWLA announces Mother's Day Special Spa Weekend @ Soyuzivka POSTER (BRAMA) 04/24/2004

  • Coalition Changes in Iraq (Editorial reflecting the views of the U.S. Government) (VOA) 04/23/2004
  • Violence in mayoral vote raises concern in Ukraine [Mukacheve] (Chicago Tribune) 04/23/2004
  • Kuchma calls for bigger UN role in Iraq (Interfax) 04/23/2004

  • United States Mission to the OSCE statement of concern on Mukacheve ['fraudulent manipulation of voting results'] (OSCE) 04/22/2004
  • US Concerned Over Fraud in Ukraine Election (Reuters) 04/22/2004
  • Iraq: Poland's Hesitation Raising New Doubts About Cohesion Of Coalition (RFE/RL) 04/22/2004
  • США: в Мукачевому відбулася підтасовка виборів (BBC Ukrainian) 04/22/2004
  • США дякують Україні за її військо в Іраку. Але нагадують, що НАТО - альянс демократичних держав, а Україна має складнощі з Мукачевим (BBC Ukrainian) 04/22/2004
  • Washington's Action Ukraine Coalition holds briefing with Ambassador Steven Pifer on U.S.-Ukraine Relations FOTO/S (BRAMA) 04/22/2004
  • США глибоко занепокоєні ситуацією у Мукачевому (УНІАН) 04/22/2004
  • США вважають, що ратифікація угоди про ЄЕП суперечить заявам України про курс на євроінтеграцію (УНІАН) 04/22/2004
  • 2 aim to open nightclub in White Plains (Northbrook Star) 04/22/2004
  • Chernobyl [Chornobyl] effects felt by Russians here (Pioneer Press) 04/22/2004
  • Chernobyl [Chornobyl] effects felt by area Russian immigrants (Pioneer Press) 04/22/2004
  • Cultural Festival benefits many people here, abroad (Stevens Point Journal) 04/22/2004
  • North Port YMCA receives $30,000 grant (Sun-Herald) 04/22/2004
  • Diversity on the Rise For Places of Worship (Wash Post) 04/22/2004
  • Mass killings of the past century (Detroit Free Press) 04/22/2004
  • 16 children slain on way to school. Suicide bombers kill 68 in Basra. (AP/Arizona Daily Star) 04/22/2004
  • The Iraqi resistance enters a new phase - By Tariq Ali (Hi Pakistan) 04/22/2004
  • U.S. says Ukraine's participation in CES [Common Economic Space] contradicts its eurointegration aspirations [Subscription only] (Interfax) 04/22/2004
  • Separated Families in Slovakia, Ukraine Border Village Seek US Help to Reunite (VOA) 04/22/2004
  • Cracks growing in U.S.-led coalition (Baltimore Sun) 04/22/2004
  • Hundreds rally against movie, alleged incident [Passion of the Christ] (Park Ridge Herald-Advocate) 04/22/2004

  • Kuchma believes inappropriate to hurry up with integration into Europe (Interfax) 04/21/2004
  • Kyiv expects strategic partnership with Washington, says Kuchma (Interfax) 04/21/2004
  • Integration within CIS beneficial for West, says Kuchma (Interfax) 04/21/2004
  • Ukrainian Americans urged to push for Senate Resolution 202 on Famine-Genocide ACTION ITEM (BRAMA) 04/21/2004
  • Ukraine Seeks Stronger Voice in Iraq (AP/Yahoo) 04/21/2004
  • Hryschenko, Powell discuss latest events in Iraq (Interfax) 04/21/2004
  • Drawn to a dream [Lee Litas, born in Ukraine] (Chicago Tribune) 04/21/2004
  • Our Neighbors - The Ukrainians [Atanas T. Kobryn column] (Sun Herald) 04/21/2004
  • Priest charged with disorderly conduct [Ukrainian Catholic church in Ansonia] (AP/Stamford Advocate) 04/21/2004

  • Powell Urges Allies to Keep Troops in Iraq (AP/Wash Post) 04/20/2004
  • Honduras Follows Spain, Pulls Out of Iraq (AP/Yahoo) 04/20/2004
  • Bush criticizes Spanish pullout (Wash Times) 04/20/2004

  • Moscow launches Soviet-style spring clean (swissinfo) 04/19/2004
  • Teen helps get lead out [food imported into the U.S. in lead cans from Russian and Ukrainian canneries] (Baltimore Sun) 04/19/2004
  • Security Companies: Shadow Soldiers in Iraq (NY Times) 04/19/2004
  • Iraq Peacekeepers Deal With Spain Pullout (AP/Yahoo) 04/19/2004

  • Zapatero orders Spanish pullout from Iraq (Al-Jazeera) 04/18/2004

  • Man to be sentenced next week [Konstantyn Pekerman, 38, convicted of stealing millions from Medicare] (Albany Capital News 9) 04/17/2004
  • Man sentenced for Brooklyn man's death [Oleg Bosenko gunned down on Oct. 30, 2002 as he tried to defend his wife] (Newsday) 04/17/2004

  • Obit: Abraham Spiegel, Survivor and Philanthropist, Dies at 97 [born in Mukachevo] (Jewish Journal) 04/16/2004
  • Many Russians opt to stay in Iraq (CNN) 04/16/2004
  • Jury weighs case against Ukraine's ex-PM [Pavlo Lazarenko] (Financial Times) 04/16/2004

  • Film depicts 'Unlikely Heroes' who resisted the Nazis (Kansas City Jewish Chronicle) 04/15/2004
  • Pull for your favorite, but ethnic bias has no place in hiring police chief [Walter Zalisko] (Sarasota Herald-Tribune) 04/15/2004
  • S. Jersey Man May Be Deported For Lying About Nazi Past [81-year-old Andrew Kuras] (KYW) 04/15/2004
  • Local congregation remembers Holocaust [...Nikitchyuk's Baptist grandmother, Zinaida, hid and saved three children of a neighboring Jewish family in the Ukrainian town of Sarny when the Germans invaded.] (Westford Eagle) 04/15/2004
  • Newtown's String Musicians Take The Stage (Newtown Bee) 04/15/2004
  • Commentary: Taxes, civil liberties... [flat tax system] (Wash Times) 04/15/2004
  • Russia airlifts 366 workers out [Ukrainian Foreign Ministry has urged Ukrainian workers in Iraq to 'seize the opportunity and leave the country until the stabilization of the situation.'] (AP/CNN) 04/15/2004
  • Czech web site serves newcomers' needs [pages in Vietnamese, Russian, Ukrainian, Armenian and English, www.domavcr.cz is designed to provide foreign residents with help on everything from acquiring permanent residency to getting a divorce] (Prague Post) 04/15/2004
  • Key Members Cool on U.N. Iraq Resolution (AP/Yahoo) 04/15/2004
  • Photo: A convoy of buses, carrying Russian expatriate workers, drive along Baghdad's airport highway to meet flights sent by Moscow's emergencies ministry, April 15, 2004. About 20 buses carrying Russian workers headed for the airport in an evacuation organized after the kidnapping and swift release of three Russians and five Ukrainians in Baghdad. (AP/Yahoo) 04/15/2004
  • Ukrainian workers from Russian company to be evacuated from Iraq (Interfax) 04/15/2004
  • Obit: Cid Corman, son of Ukrainian immigrants, poet who was behind the literary magazine Origin (Guardian) 04/15/2004

  • Iraq 'Caretaker' Plan Proposed (AP/CBS News) 04/14/2004
  • Новi процедури одержання американських вiз (VOA) 04/14/2004
  • Museum to perk up Jasper East. Ukrainian archives to move from Norwood (Edmonton Journal) 04/14/2004
  • Ukraine says no troops killed in Iraq recently (Reuters/AlertNet) 04/14/2004
  • Nations Urge Citizens to Quit Iraq After Abductions [France, Russia, Czech Republic] (Reuters/Yahoo) 04/14/2004
  • Russia prepares for Iraq pullout (AP/Yahoo) 04/14/2004
  • 4 Unidentified Bodies Found in Iraq (AP/Yahoo) 04/14/2004
  • Iraq Cleric Offers Peace Terms, U.S. Forces Poised (Reuters/Yahoo) 04/14/2004
  • Ukrainian peacekeepers, local leaders discuss joint measures to avoid conflict (Interfax) 04/14/2004
  • Bush says failure 'unthinkable' in Iraq as US takes aim at militants (AFP/Yahoo) 04/14/2004
  • Russia to Evacuate Over 800 from Iraq [Moscow said on Wednesday it would airlift over 800 Russians and citizens of ex-Soviet states out of Iraq] (AP/Yahoo) 04/14/2004

  • Hryschenko calls for evacuation of Ukrainian specialists working in Iraq (Interfax) 04/13/2004
  • Eight kidnapped engineers released in Iraq (UPI/Wash Times) 04/13/2004
  • Foreign workers told to quit Iraq (BBC) 04/13/2004
  • Revolt in Kut Echoes in Ukraine (Wash Post) 04/13/2004
  • 5 Ukrainians among Baghdad Hostages (Novinite) 04/13/2004
  • More foreigners seized in Iraq [5 Ukrainians] (Reuters/Yahoo) 04/13/2004
  • Body of SA man mutilated in Iraq (South Africa Star) 04/13/2004
  • Ukrainian, Russian Workers for Energy Company Are Freed in Iraq ... (Bloomberg) 04/13/2004
  • Eight Russian Workers Kidnapped in Iraq [Brama correction: 5 Ukrainian citizens, 3 Russians, working for Russian energy company] (AP/Yahoo) 04/13/2004
  • 5 Ukrainians and 3 Russians kidnapped in Baghdad are released (AFP/Yahoo) 04/13/2004
  • Oil Workers Among Foreigners Seized in Iraq [5 Ukrainians] (Reuters/Yahoo) 04/13/2004
  • Iraqi women pass a U.S military Bradley armoured vehicle guarding al-Mustansiriya university in Baghdad April 12, 2004. Five Ukrainians and three Russians were freed on Tuesday, a day after they were seized in Iraq, where a U.S. military crackdown has led to the kidnapping of dozens of foreigners and a flareup of violence. (Reuters/Yahoo) 04/13/2004
  • Sadr aide held as US plans Iraq reinforcements (Financial Times) 04/13/2004
  • Photo: A US army helicopter hovers over an electrical power station in Baghdad. The five Ukrainian and three Russian employees of a Russian energy company who were kidnapped in Baghdad have been released after less than a day in captivity, officials said (AFP/Yahoo) 04/13/2004
  • Russian and Ukrainian hostages freed in Iraq (CTV) 04/13/2004
  • 8 Russian, Ukrainian Hostages Released [Brama correction: 5 Ukrainian citizens, 3 Russians, working for Russian energy company] (NY Times) 04/13/2004
  • Russian and Ukrainian hostages freed in Iraq (CTV) 04/13/2004
  • 8 Russian Company Workers Freed in Iraq [5 Ukrainians, 3 Russians] (AP/Yahoo) 04/13/2004
  • Supreme Rada Health Committee to Ask Leonid Kuchma to Recall Peacemakers from Sierra-Leone and Liberia (UNIAN) 04/13/2004
  • Ukrainians and Russians Freed in Iraq (AP/Yahoo) 04/13/2004

  • USAID administrator Andrew Natsios: 'Interference in the country's internal affairs? We've heard this accusation from authoritarian and totalitarian regimes for decades.' (Дзеркало Тижня) 04/12/2004
  • Ukrainian Easter observed in New York City SLIDESHOW (BRAMA) 04/12/2004
  • Iraq violence tests coalition unity (CS Monitor) 04/12/2004
  • U.S. offers cease-fire to Sunni militants; Council members threaten to resign over Fallujah strife (Chicago Tribune) 04/12/2004
  • Boris Levitan, mathematician, dies at age 89 (Minneapolis Star Tribune) 04/12/2004
  • Clashes Erupt in Iraq's Falluja After Day's Truce (Reuters/Yahoo) 04/12/2004
  • Road-rage attack [Drunken firefighter pretending to be a cop punches Ukrainian immigrant] (NY Post) 04/12/2004
  • Fledgling congregation blessed (Arizona Daily Sun) 04/12/2004
  • Former [Ukrainian] prisoner delivers Easter message of hope (Scranton Times-Tribune) 04/12/2004
  • Політику Буша буде піддано суду Міжнародного суспільного трибуналу (УНІАН) 04/12/2004

  • Victory in Kut tinged with bitterness (Philadelphia Inquirer) 04/11/2004
  • Residents, builders gird for zoning war [Development vs. preservation in Chicago's Ukrainian Village] (Chicago Tribune) 04/11/2004
  • Immigration model needs new approach (Toronto Star) 04/11/2004
  • Ukrainian priest brings English to church [Photo] (Northport Herald-Tribune) 04/11/2004
  • A war built on sand [... this past week may be the equivalent of the 1968 Tet offensive - the moment when America discovered that, for all its overwhelming military superiority, it is not winning the war...] (New Zealand Herald) 04/11/2004
  • The March of Folly ['Now the Americans are caught in a trap of their own making. Even if they wanted to leave Iraq (which they certainly do not!), they would be unable to do so. As the Hebrew saying goes, they can neither swallow it nor spit it out.'] (MMN) 04/11/2004

  • Bush Was Told of Al Qaeda Hijack Preparation one month before Sept. 11, 2001 (Reuters) 04/10/2004
  • Text of Bush's Aug. 6, 2001, Intel Brief (AP/Yahoo) 04/10/2004
  • White House releases 9/11 memo (AFP/Yahoo) 04/10/2004
  • Bush's Pre-9/11 al-Qaida Memo Released (AP/Yahoo) 04/10/2004
  • Relief Fund brings Ukrainian toddler to US for re-constructive surgery SPECIAL (BRAMA) 04/10/2004
  • Teaching-Learning Network releases documentary on Children of Chornobyl Relief Fund (BRAMA) 04/10/2004
  • Відійшов у вічність †  Роман Іваницький. Вічна йому пам'ять. (BRAMA) 04/10/2004
  • The representive of Ukraine took part in annual Cherry Blossom Festival in Washington — for the second time in festival’s history (Embassy of Ukraine) 04/10/2004
  • Two plead guilty to false documents (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette) 04/10/2004
  • Mass grave linked to WW II atrocities (Chicago Tribune) 04/10/2004
  • Christian artists lend a hand to build Habitat house (Williamson County Review Appeal) 04/10/2004
  • Without a Doubt [Condoleezza Rice bio] (The New Yorker) 04/10/2004

  • Coalition remains willing -- for the time being (RFE/RL) 04/09/2004
  • Europe prepares for terrorism (RFE/RL) 04/09/2004
  • Ukrainian Catholics touched; Prelate's visit a first in region [Archbishop Stefan Soroka of the Ukrainian Catholic Archeparchy of Philadelphia] (Republican & Herald) 04/09/2004
  • Easter Greetings from H.E. Mykhailo B. Reznik, Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of Ukraine to the United States SPECIAL (BRAMA) 04/09/2004
  • Привітання надзвичайного та повноважного посла України в США Михайла Резніка з нагоди свята Христового Воскресіння! SPECIAL (BRAMA) 04/09/2004
  • Man arrested for steroids at SFO ['Ukraine is a known source for steroids'] (San Mateo Daily Journal) 04/09/2004
  • US options in dealing with a widening war (CS Monitor) 04/09/2004
  • In city's churches, preparing for Easter (Baltimore Sun) 04/09/2004
  • North Port picks new police chief (Sarasota Herald-Tribune) 04/09/2004
  • Ex-Ukrainian PM extorted businessmen: witness [Pavlo Lazarenko] (AFP/Borneo Bulletin) 04/09/2004
  • Lycos Announces Angelfire Web Site, Receiving the Most Traffic in the Past Four Years [Website Featuring Photo Diary of Young Ukrainian Woman's Motorcycle Trip Through 'Deadzone' of Chernobyl] (PRNewswire) 04/09/2004
  • World Briefing: Europe (NY Times) 04/09/2004
  • Church Leader Leads Holy Thursday Mass in Schuylkill County [Archbishop Stefan Soroka] (WNEP) 04/09/2004
  • Kerry promises jobs, eulogizes war dead. U.S. cannot carry Iraq burden alone, he says, criticizing Bush's foreign policy (Milwaukee Journal Sentinel) 04/09/2004
  • On April 15, 2004, the U.S. Consular Section in Kyiv will begin collecting digitally scanned fingerprints from U.S. visa applicants. (Interfax) 04/09/2004

  • War Museum Officials should not escape blame [lost and found Filip Konowal Victoria Cross valued at $250,000] (CNW Telbec) 04/08/2004
  • Citizen's arrest after car drama (Cornishman) 04/08/2004
  • Understanding 'New Europe': Polish, Ukrainian heavyweights exchange views New York [Tarasyuk, Naimski] SPECIAL (BRAMA) 04/08/2004

  • Exchange students bond over perks, oddities here. German, Ukrainian take up cheerleading, sample family life (Atlanta Journal-Constitution) 04/07/2004
  • Tarasyuk: The generations of Ukrainian freedom fighters were not dreaming about the Ukraine we have right now. Washington's Action Ukraine Coalition Meeting with Ukrainian Rada Member Borys Tarasyuk FOTO/S (BRAMA) 04/07/2004
  • Our Neighbors - The Ukrainians [Atanas T. Kobryn column] (Sun-Herald) 04/07/2004
  • Put medal in war museum [Filip Konowal's Victoria Cross] (Montreal Gazette) 04/07/2004
  • Medal returns [Filip Konowal's Victoria Cross] (Winnipeg Sun) 04/07/2004
  • Donors' 25G helps tot breathe easier: News readers help little girl who needs surgery [Mariyka Tkachuk - a 20-month-old Ukrainian girl] (NY Daily News) 04/07/2004

  • Steve Konowalchuk: Veteran Experience (Colorado Avalanche) 04/06/2004
  • Привітання Українській громаді з нагоди Великодніх Свят [Ambassador Kuchinsky sends Easter greetings to the Ukrainian community] (BRAMA) 04/06/2004
  • Mounties seize a long-lost Victoria Cross [Filip Konowal moved to Canada from Ukraine in 1913, before enlisting in the 47th battalion of the Canadian Expeditionary Force. He fought at Vimy Ridge and was a corporal in that battalion during the fighting on Hill 70, where he earned his medal. King George V gave him the medal on Oct. 15, 1917.] (Globe and Mail) 04/06/2004
  • People smuggler jailed in court first (New Zealand Stuff) 04/06/2004
  • Ukrainian hacker Maxim Kovalchuk appeared in California court (Computer Crime Research Center) 04/06/2004
  • RCMP seize Victoria Cross before it can be sold [Victoria Cross awarded to Canadian soldier Filip Konowal in 1917. Konowal, who was born in Ukraine in 1888, immigrated to Canada just before the outbreak of the First World War and enlisted with the Canadian Expeditionary Force. In the battle for Hill 70 at Lens, France, in August 1917, he single-handedly killed at least a dozen enemy soldiers and seized a German machine-gun.] (Calgary Herald) 04/06/2004
  • War Amps Pleased with Missing VC Medal Probe [Filip Konowal] (CNW Telbec) 04/06/2004
  • North Port adds police chief candidates [Walter Zalisko] (Florida Herald Tribune) 04/06/2004
  • Law-enforcers say Vice-Prime Minister Kyrylenko illegally sold properties to Lazarenko-linked companies (Ukrayinska Pravda) 04/06/2004
  • Rare medal seized before auction. Canadian won prestigious Victoria Cross. [Filip Konowal] (Toronto Star) 04/06/2004
  • Emotional Web Site Featuring Photo Diary of Young Ukrainian Woman's Motorcycle Trip Through 'Deadzone,' Puts Chernobyl on this Week's List for First Time Ever (PRNewswire/Yahoo) 04/06/2004
  • Victoria Cross missing from museum seized by RCMP [Filip Konowal] (CBC News) 04/06/2004

  • NJ Man Enters Plea in Wife's Murder [mail order bride] (KYW Newsradio) 04/05/2004
  • Candidate calls Florida police chief search smoke and mirrors [Walter Zalisko] (Sun Herald) 04/05/2004
  • Two blazes kill two immigrants [Vyacheslav Lisyansky] (NY Daily News) 04/05/2004
  • Obit: John Taras, Choreographer, Dies at 84 (NY Times) 04/05/2004
  • Obit: 'Shepherd of a flock' praised by parish [Rev. William Czekaluk] (Allentown Morning Call) 04/05/2004

  • Museum wants long-lost Victoria Cross returned [originally awarded to Filip Konowal] (CBC News) 04/04/2004
  • Symbol of spring from Ukraine [Ukrainian Easter egg, known as pysanky] (Chicago Tribune) 04/04/2004
  • Teaching the Difference Between Jesus and Judaism (NY Times) 04/04/2004
  • A lesson in Ukrainian Easter egg art (Albany Capital News 9) 04/04/2004

  • All in the family (Montreal Gazette) 04/02/2004
  • The Political Situation in Ukraine before the Presidential Election. A discussion with Borys Tarasyuk, Deputy Chairman of the “Our Ukraine” bloc in the Ukrainian parliament. (CEIP) 04/02/2004
  • Start of adoption ministrey launched by Ukrainian mission (Paducah Sun) 04/02/2004
  • Computer virus damage shatters records [Hacker-activated code writers and phishing scam campaigners originating from the three regions: Eastern Europe, including Russia and Ukraine...] (Globe Technology) 04/02/2004
  • Tasting the world (Orange Leader) 04/02/2004

  • Ukrainian Bandurist Chorus back [in Connecticut] (Hartford Courant) 04/01/2004
  • Ukrainian Village tales come to life [author Irene Zabytko] (Chicago Tribune) 04/01/2004
  • Rallying round to help Kate (Kidderminster Shuttle) 04/01/2004
  • Ukrainian Cherry Blossom Princess [National Cherry Blossom Festival®, Washington, DC] FOTO/S (BRAMA) 04/01/2004
  • Ukrainian Easter eggs (pysanky) at Cleveland's Ukrainian Museum-Archives (Cleveland Plain Dealer) 04/01/2004
  • Ukrainian singers, musicians to perform [Ukrainian Bandurist Chorus] (Syracuse Post Standard) 04/01/2004
  • Baby Mariyka's battle to breathe (NY Daily News) 04/01/2004
  • Association for the Study of Nationalities (ASN) 9th Annual World Convention (BRAMA) 04/01/2004
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