Archbishop A. Sheptytsky and the Ukrainian Jewish Bond Tryzubs Shevchenko spent many years of

Shevchenko spent many years of his life away from his native Ukraine and was exiled by Tsar Nicholas I near the Ural Mountains under the strictest surveillance

with a few songs containing vocals

All of Taras Shevchenko's poems and words brought to you in musical form

Heirmos of Great Canon

Beautifully designed gift edition has the kozak's letter to the sultan on the inside cover

Archbishop A. Sheptytsky and the Ukrainian Jewish Bond Tryzubs Shevchenko spent many years of"As early as 1901, Sheptysky was addressing Jewish groups in Hebrew, an activity that prompted some circles to accuse him of 'Judaizing'. Within the Jewish community of Wester Ukraine, the Metropolitan's prestige grew by leaps an bounds. On the occasion of his 70th birthday (in 1935) the Jewish community of Lviv praised him as 'a true example of culture and the highest ethical principles, who has always shown the same attitudes of understanding and