frua.org, Adoption Advice - Ukraine

Karensadoptionlinks.com, alot of links to alot of important information.

Orphanages of Zaporozhye, click on the British flag for English.

This youtube.com clip has to be worth four minutes. It might take a few seconds to load. Let me know.

AllThingsUkrainian.com - The best of Ukraine to you

ArtUkraine.com is dedicated to the advancement of Ukrainian arts, culture, history, and heritage.

Eggs, beautiful Ukrainian Pysanky by Olga Bondar

Neonila (Nelya) Petrivna Nedosyeko, Ukrainian Artist, her work shown on Linda Hodge's prodigy page.

Vyshyvanka Ukrainian Gifts

ElenaFilatova.com, Her website about Chernobyl, a great starting place.

Chabad's Children of Chernobyl

Children of Chornobyl Relief and Development Fund.

Photos and commentary produced by Magnum In Motion, go here if you are strong.

Volunteers in Medical Missions .

Ukrainian Autocephaleous Church of North America

Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church

Ukrainian Orthodox Church of Canada

Ukrainian Orthodox Church of the United States of America

The History of Borsch

"Day" Weekly Digest features a discussion of the history of borsch, based on expert research.

Cheese cake Ukrainian, Editor recommends.

A page full of recipe links courtesy of Dr. Myron Hlynka.

Varenyky, a step by step visual guide through a Ukrainian family's "secret recipe". Your Editor recommends.

Skrobach.com Information about Independent Ukraine, in English and Ukrainian. Click on the top tab, Independence Day, to hear absolute joy.

House of Ukraine, a nice place full of information.

A fun place at Mama Lisa's World Blog: an archive for 'Ukrainian Children's Songs Category'

Best of Ukraine, a travel site with the best list and description of Ukrainian Holidays and Celebrations your editor has found.

Brama - Traditions, Christmas, Easter, etc. Some are centuries old, way over a thousand years. The land has an ancient history.

Infoukes history page.

Ukraine Postal Express, easy reading history of Ukraine, go to the bottom of the opening page.

Communist created Famine and Genocide in Ukraine, free viewing "Harvest of Despair" Hosted by Google.

Return to Buchach (1 of 4): In this award-winning 1990 documentary, Winnipeg resident Mina Rosner (1913-1997), her family's sole survivor of the Nazi genocide, visits her home town for the first time since the war.

Return to Buchach (2 of 4)

Return to Buchach (3 of 4)

Return to Buchach (4 of 4)

Classified links to Ukraine and everywhere else.

Kyiv Post, newspaper straight from Kyiv, Ukraine at a click.

Ukrayinska Pravda, Ukraine internet news in Ukrainian and Russian.

US Peace Corps

Index to Peace Corps Volunteers' Journals

Liz's Peace Corps Service in Ukraine. Her journal.

Goska1's journal. Two Years in Ukraine. Life as a PCV.

Brama.com, Gateway to Ukraine

Infoukes.com, a wealth of information about Ukraine.

Read Ukrainian, it's free! Best I have found!

A recommendation from your editor: Very inexpensive and excellent downloads of beginning Ukainian and Russian words and phrases. The site owners of www.bestofukraine.com donate 10% of the proceeds to Ukrainian and Russian Children with cancer. This is legit, verified and your editor does use these excellent word tracks. Recommended.

St. Elija Children's Choir, Kyiv

Christian music that includes one of your editor's favorites, "Holy Night" otherwise known as "Silent Night".

Ukrayins'ki Kolyadky ta Schedrivky

Sacred Ukrainian Music

bestofukraine is an excellent travel site, click it here.

Linda Hodges' Language, Culture and Travel Page and a lot more from the author and authority on Ukraine.

TryUkraine.Com - A balanced report

Eastern Europe for Visitors

Eastern European History at Suite101

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Ukraine Tour Through the YouTube, section one: Introducing Ukraine

Ukraine Tour Through the YouTube, section two: Eastern and East Central Ukraine

Ukraine Tour Through the YouTube, section three: along the Black Sea

Ukraine Tour through the YouTube, section four: West Central and Western Ukraine

Ukraine Tour through the YouTube, section five: the People of Western Ukraine

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