Ukrainica

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Ukrainica (Україніка) is an electronic library published by the Vernadsky National Library of Ukraine. It was developed by Harvard Ukrainian Research Institute and the Ukrainian Institute, Kyiv.^[1] It is described as "a national reference and information and documentary resource of archival, manuscript and printed sources created in Ukraine or other countries - about Ukraine, its history, economy, culture".^[2]

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