The Activity of Yakiv Orenshtain in the Ukrainian Publishing Process of the First Half of XX сentury

Authors

  • Olexandra Yurkevych Vasyl Stefanyk National Scientific Library of Ukraine in Lviv

Keywords:

Yakiv Orenshtayn, ukrainian edition process, «Galycka Nakladnia», «Ukrainska Nakladnia», repertoire of editions, Kolomyja, Kyiv, Leipzig, Berlin.

Abstract

In article is reflected the biography and basic directions of activity of Yakiv Saulovych Orenshtayn. Article contains the short analyses of his publishing work and the role of Orenshtayn in development of Ukrainian publishing process in Galichina in the first half of XX century. 

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2017-12-28

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Yurkevych, O. (2017). The Activity of Yakiv Orenshtain in the Ukrainian Publishing Process of the First Half of XX сentury. Proceedings of Vasyl Stefanyk National Scientific Library of Ukraine in Lviv, (9(25), 76–111. Retrieved from https://zapysky-lnnb.lnnb.lviv.ua/article/view/289

Issue

No. 9(25) (2017): Proceedings of Vasyl Stefanyk National Scientific Library of Ukraine in Lviv

Section

Book science. Periodicals science. History of publishing

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Copyright (c) 2017 Олександра Юркевич

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