Robochyi narod =
Available issues: 293
Document Record
- Title
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Parallel title: Working people
Other title: Robotchyj narod
Robochyi narod = The Working people - Published
- Winnipeg, Man. : Published by the "Robotchyj Narod" Association, [1909-1918]
- Identifier
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oocihm.N_00724
N_00724 - Subject
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Ukrainian newspapers -- Manitoba -- Winnipeg
Socialism -- Canada -- Newspapers
Journaux ukrainiens -- Manitoba -- Winnipeg
Socialisme -- Canada -- Newspapers
Winnipeg (Man.) -- Newspapers
Winnipeg (Man.) -- Journaux - Document source
- Electronic resource:
- Notes
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Title romanized.
"Organ Ukrainskoi sotsiial-Demokratii v Kanadi."
"The Official Organ of the Ukrainian Social, Democratic Federation (Affiliated with the S.D. Party of Canada)"
"Robochyi narod (Robuchyi narod, Robotchyi narod; Working People). A newspaper established in Winnipeg, Manitoba, in May 1909 by Ukrainians active in the Socialist Party of Canada. The successor to Chervonyi prapor (Winnipeg), it appeared monthly (1909-10), biweekly (1910-11), three times a month (1911), weekly (1911-15), and again monthly (1915-18). From September 1910 the newspaper was the official organ of the Federation of Ukrainian Social Democrats in Canada. Steadily adopting more radical positions, it published the first Ukrainian translation of Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels's Communist Manifesto to appear in Canada (1915) and several articles by Vladimir Lenin, advocated Canada's withdrawal from the First World War, and by 1918 was decidedly pro-Bolshevik. In 1917 it had approximately 3,000 subscribers. Its editors were Myroslaw Stechishin (1909-12), Ivan Navizivsky (1912-13), Yevhen Hutsailo (who came from Bukovyna to edit the paper in 1913-14), I. Stefanitsky (1914), Pavlo Krat (1914-15), Danylo Lobai (1915-16), and Matthew Popovich (1916-18). Robochyi narod was banned and closed down by the Canadian government in late September 1918. It was succeeded in 1919 by Ukraïns'ki robitnychi visti." Cf. Internet, Internet Encyclopedia of Ukraine, Robochyi narod.
Imprint varies.
Copy scanned missing some issues, has faint or dark print.
Issues reproduced: [May 15, 1912-September 28, 1918]
1 online resource : illustrations, portraits
Some issues incorrectly dated.
Reproduction of: Robochyi narod = The Working people, [Ontario : Archives of Ontario, 1973?]. microfilm reel ; 35 mm. Library and Archives Canada, Ottawa, Ont.
Text in Ukrainian. - Collection
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Newspapers
Serials: Periodicals, Annuals and Newspapers - Language
- Ukrainian
- URL
- https://www.canadiana.ca/view/oocihm.N_00724