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The Ukrainian Weekly 1956 Dedicated to the ideal* Address and interests of young UKRAINIAN WEEKLY Americans of Ukrainian SECTION descent. 81-83 Grand Street Informative, instructive. m Jersey City 3, N. J. Supplemena of Ukrainian Daily Svoboda УКРАЇНСЬКИЙЩОЛШииЖ ^OF UKRAJMI&N DA1LV Tel. HEnderson 4-0237 Published by the Ukrainian National Ukrainian National Ass'n Association. The Ukrainian Weekly Section Tel. HEnderson 5-8740 РІК ЬХШ Ч. 25C. SECTION TWO SVOBODA, UKRAINIAN WEEKLY SECTION, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 29, 1056 SECTION TWO No. 250. VOL LXni .. THE VORKUTA STRIKE 15 Groups Endorse Protest View Ukraine As Red Satellite, Plea Mass Ukrainian Rally In New York Some new factual material jest bloodshed. In Camp 3, Against Reds To UN By Toronto Ukrainians Sunday, December 30th concerning the uprising and where where Noble was impri- atnke of the forced laborers in'soned, he met a former Soviet Fifteen ethnic groups of the nited States," said Mr. Jakubec. A Mass Ukrainian Rally will chance of ever menacing, the drawn immediately from Com­ the infamous Vorkuta Soviet diplomat named Gurevich, who Mutual Co-operation League D. D. Stokal, president of Toronto Ukrainian Canad­ be held on Sunday, December world again when Ukraine and Russian coal mines near the j had been recalled from Paris supported Toronto's Ukrainian the Toronto branch of the ians who gathered on Sunday, munist governments of the 30th at 2 p.m. In the main hall all the other non-Russian na­ J. Artie Circle is reported in the after World War П; a former Canadians on December 16th Ukrainian Canadian Com­ December 16th, to protest a- satellite countries, because they of the Manhattan Center, 34th tions presently enslaved by pamphlet entitled "Labor in! professor of Leningrad Univer last in their protest against mittee, said when the meeting gainst Soviet Russian Imperial­ do not actually represent their Street and Eighth Avenue, Moscow are once again free, the Soviet Orbit," written by Communist rule. was arranged events were com­ ism and communism (see last people, he said New York City, under the ap- sovereign, and completely in­ sity; a Kiev University profes­ week's report of the rally onl dependent. Anatole Shub, managing eidtor sor leader of the Young Com­ Nations which have been paratively peaceful, but since Instead of representing their spices of the nationally repre­ this page—Ed.) called for rec- nations at UN the Communist of The New Dealer Magazine, munist League, and a former crushed for 40 years are no then happenings in Hungary sentative Ukrainian Congress Everyone who has a feeling ognition by the United Nations! delegates exclude their nations, and published by the Labor political comissar of the So­ less entitled to their freedom and Poland had shown the west Committee of America. of unity and sympathy for of Ukraine as a tempararily! because they take the place of Committee to Release Impri­ viet Army. In the same camp than the satellites subjugated that co-existence was impos­ In its appeal to Ukrainian their Ukrainian fellow men, soned Trade Unionists and De­ by Russia since the Second sible. occupied country on the same true representatives, said Mr. and other Americans to attend who want to throw off the hat­ were two former Spanish Com­ terms and conditions as the mocratic Socialists, an inter­ munists who had helped ship World War and should be re- S. W. Frolick, president of Kersten. the rally, the sponsoring com­ ed yoke of Moscow, should national organization. guarded in the same light, the Mutual' Co-operation Lea­ Russian satellite countries in Their credentials should be mittee notes that: "We have come to this rally and stand up munitions from Odessa, to the Central and Eastern Europe, The article reads as follows: Loyalists during the Civil War. speakers declared. gue, said slave labor played a attacked. They should be made been witnessing, during the to be counted in the interest of the Toronto Globe and Mail past several weeks, events in A few days after Beria's ar­ "Thank God for the rivers vital part in the economy of to prove that they represent the enslaved Ukrainian and daily reported. Europe taking place at breath­ rest (Beria was head of the Meet UPA-ites at the Gamp of blood which have flowed in Soviet Russia. He quoted the peoples they claim to re­ other peoples of the Moscow Resolutions adopted by the taking speed which are of MVD — Ed.> a strike broke Hungary," cried Milan Jakubec, Khrushchev as saying Stalin present, he said. slave empire. Miss Gerland, Dr. Scholmer would have shipped away all meeting, attended by about world-shaking significance. The out in the coal mines of Vor- ^ Noble ^ „^ former u secretary of the league. It was The free world should appeal Principal speakers at. the 1,000 Ukrainian Canadians, Russian Communist prison of kuta, near the Artie Circle, krainian partisans (soldiers of the only way the eyes of the Ukrainians if he had had a to all segments of society to manifestation will be U.S. Sec­ p also called for the present So­ nations is cracking and there Here an estimated 100,000 ^ Ukrainian Insurgent Army West could have been opened resist whenever possible. An retary of Labor James P. Mit­ viet Ukrainian government and are signs pointing to a possible forced laborers supplied the'_ Ukrainska Povstancha Ar- to the reality of communism Ukrainiane, said Mr. Frolick, international trade commission chell, U.S. Senator Herbert H. its United Nations representa­ spread of the open rebellion 6 per cent of the Soviet Union's щіуа and what it stands for, he said. account for 45 per cent of all should also be created to bar­ Lehman, Congressman Feign- I Edit.) who had fought inmates of Soviet slave camps. tives to be considered Moscow's from Hungary and Poland to coal — including most of that "For too long we have been gain with the Communist an, World Affairs magazine both the [Nazi] SS and the Published Soviet laws made puppets and servile tools, with­ other areas. The shattering of for Leningrad, 1,400 miles to told we should acclimatize our­ world. Trade concessions should editor Rev. Dr. Tormeng, Hun­ (Communist] NKVD, Jews ar­ it clear that citizens could be out authority to represent the the Soviet empire must not the southwest selves to life in the west and be grated on conditions such as' garian freedom fighter Hazassl, rested as "Zionists," deportees sent to corrective labor camps Ukrainian nation. catch us unaware because it forget what we have seen as If admittance of free journalists former inmate of a Soviet Rus­ A Change Made in 1848 fram the Baltic states and — for up to 25 years .on the Demands for Russia to will be a time of decision of the it would be a pleasure for us for a certain period, or West­ sian concentration camps Prof. a mass of officers from the So­ ground of being socially un­ withdraw her occupational future fate of Ukraine." In an effort to increase out­ to leave our native places add ern professors to Red universi­ Stanislavsky, Ukrainian Con­ viet occupation forces in Ger­ desirable, without having com­ troops and permit free elec­ This public demonstration is put, the Soviet Government go wandering round the world," ties. If these strings attached gress Committee of America many." mitted any crime. tions in the Ukraine, to abolish to serve as a reminder to the had made changes in camps he declared. to industrial goods were re­ president Mr. Dmytro Haly- "On June 18," Noble reports, concentration and slave labor whole world that the Ukrain­ like Vorkuta starting in 1948. He quoted figures which he fused the West would then be chyn, and its chairman Prof. "When Radio Moscow announc­ "The freedom in this country camps, which violate the decla­ ian people will never give up The changes affected both liv­ said were taken from Soviet able to declare by radio to the Lev Dobriansky. ed over our barraks' loudspeak­ was not granted to us for noth­ published documents indicating ration of human rights, and for thelight for freedom and their ing conditions and access to people that the conditions at­ er the news of German upris­ ing. If we work for the free­ that men and women working the release and repatriation of aational independence. The ral­ The Ukrainian male Dumka information. Soviet books and tached were to obtain more ing ... we discussed the pos­ dom of our native countries we In mines and lumber camps re­ inmates received approval. ly will mark the sympathy of Chorus wdl appear on the papers became more available, freedom for them', with conse­ sibility of striking for our free­ are helping to preserve the ceived less than enough food The meeting .went op record the participants for the Hun­ program with a presentation of and Moscow Radio was heard quent influence on opinion. * dom. But we were afraid it was freedom of Canada and the U- to sustain life. as condemning Russian action garian courageous fighters for a selection of stirring Ukrain­ by inmates. Foreign broadcasts An international juridical ian songs. impossible. Someoneelse made in Hungary and requesting the Jreedpm,, who are being actlve- were heard by inmates by elite commission should also be the decision for us., , United Nations to, urge prompt y aided .by Ukrainian fighters. Miss Mary Bodnar, soprano, , prisoners in the camps and by established to begin immediate .In July, when the snow Suggest Red Deserters Be Brought withdrawal of Russian troops will, open, the ral}y with tjh<t.,,. free workers in the* area.'' documentation of the crime! This mass manifestation,will : ; was ell melted and the sun 'and to.
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