Zhinochnyi svit [ ěno iy svět] | Woman's World ; Nineteen, Bound, Annual Volumes Encompassing: 1950, 1952-1969; Comprising 228 Issues in Total

Bubniuk, Stepahnia (Ed.); Halia Hawryluk (Ed); [Multiplte Contributors], et al.

Published by Ukrainian Women's Organization of Canada [Vydai e Orhanizatsii a Ukrainok kanady] | Printed by the New Pathway Publishers Ltd. [Novy shli akh] 1950, 1952-1969, Winnipeg, Manitoba, 1950
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Irregular pagination; each issue comprising of 24-32 pages. Small 4to's, uniformly measuring 8" x 11". Variously-bound in maroon, navy-blue, and green cloth over boards, gilt lettering to the spines and front boards. Featuring striking, illustrated, card covers originally published monthly in thrice-stapled, self-wrappers; the present selection has been bound in annual volumes, each incorporating twelve issues. Our offering comprises a near-consecutive run of this most important Ukrainian-Canadian women's periodical published between the years 1950-1969; lacking only Vol. II (1951). The journal would chronicle the rich, and varied Ukrainian settlements of Canada with many articles on prominent women and men in the community, "old-country" recipes, sewing patterns, news from Canada and Ukraine, nationalist Ukrainian exhortations, announcements of family events, homilies, events generally affecting the Ukrainian diaspora, government advertisements encouraging migration, records of deaths, alongside rich diversions into poetry, music, literary discussions and criticism. Additionally, nearly all volumes are rich with many black-and-white photographs, portraits, illustrations, and many period advertisements by sponsoring local and national businesses, including many small Ukrainian firms active throughout the prairies. Represented amongst them are: the T. Eaton Co., The Hudson's Bay Company, Carpathia Credit Union Society, various Ukrainian-Canadian Book Clubs (aka Prosvita Societies), Ukrainian tailors, bakeries, et al. Excepting a brief "English Section", and the occasional advertisement which was printed in English, the text is, otherwise, exclusively in Ukrainian. Exceedingly rare to be offered in commerce, particularly so as a set; indeed, our offering being the only extant copy available at time of cataloguing. Equally scarce amongst institutional holdings; not found in Peel, incomplete runs available at LAC/BAC, University of Manitoba Archives & Special Collections, University of Minnesota. Not found in Fisher. To be distinguished from a, similarly-titled, sister publication published out of Toronto. See OCLC #1639861 & 1796594. Commencing publication in 1950 in Winnipeg, Manitoba, home to one of the most significant population of Ukrainian émigrés, "Zhinochnyi svit", or, "Woman's World", would be the chief publication of choice amongst Ukrainian-Canadian women with an active readership throughout the nation. Prior to its formation as a separate entity, the magazine was published as a women's page in the "New Pathway", a Ukrainian semi-weekly, similarly published out of Winnipeg. Later, under the direction and purview of the Winnipeg-based, Ukrainian Women's Organization, an affiliate of the Ukrainian National Federation of Canada, the periodical would act upon the chief aims of the Federation as adopted in their First Convention held in Saskatoon in 1934, namely: "i. To foster and promote Ukrainian culture and traditions; ii. To acquaint members, and Ukrainian-Canadian women in general, with Canadian culture, with the Canadian way of life, and with activities in the community; ultimately to develop a better Canadian citizenship; iii. To establish courses in sewing, home economics, child welfare, and also to publish books and pamphlets useful and interesting to women; iv. To establish and aid humanitarian organizations (such as the Canadian Red Cross, Help the Children's Fund, Ukrainian Canadian Relief Fund, Ukrainian Canadian Gold Cross, etc.); v. To bring up Ukrainian youth to be worthy Canadian citizens as well as good Ukrainians". Seller Inventory # 4759

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Title: Zhinochnyi svit [ ěno iy svět] | Woman's ...
Publisher: Ukrainian Women's Organization of Canada [Vydai e Orhanizatsii a Ukrainok kanady] | Printed by the New Pathway Publishers Ltd. [Novy shli akh] 1950, 1952-1969, Winnipeg, Manitoba
Publication Date: 1950
Binding: Hardcover
Edition: First Edition, First Printings.

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