ACTING EXECUTIVE OFFICER DEPARTMENT OF EAST EUROPEAN LANGUAGES COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY The Ukrainians have sometimes been termed “the Irish of the Slavonic world,” and the epithet is not infelicitous. In both cases there is a tradition of ancient, almost legendary, glory, followed by long centuries of stifled independence, in which the stream of national life disappeared underground almost completely--only to emerge in turbid and eager flood in modern times.…
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