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Nova khata : [z͡hurnal dlía plekanni͡a domashnʹoï kulʹtury]

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TitleNova khata : [z͡hurnal dlía plekanni͡a domashnʹoï kulʹtury]DescriptionPublished in Lviv from 1925 to 1939 by the cooperative Ukraïnske Narodnie Mystetstvo, Nova khata (New House) was an influential Ukrainian women’s magazine covering a wide range of cultural and artistic topics. The journal regularly highlighted prominent female figures, including pioneering author Olha Kobylianska—known for portraying strong women navigating external oppression within folk and intellectual settings—and iconic feminist Lesia Ukrainka, celebrated as one of Ukraine's greatest cultural titans alongside Shevchenko and Franko. Featuring issues from 1926 and 1927, this collection offers vital insight into interwar Ukrainian print culture and women's intellectual history.Related CollectionAda Booth Slavic Collection

An image from Volume 10 (1930) of Nova khata (New House), published in Lviv by Ukraïnske Narodnie Mystetstvo. Running from 1925 to 1939, this seminal journal covered art and culture while championing notable Ukrainian women, featuring profiles on literary icons such as Olha Kobylianska, who portrayed female strength against external oppression, and Lesia Ukrainka, the pioneering feminist celebrated as a titan of Ukrainian culture.

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Nova khata : [z͡hurnal dlía plekanni͡a domashnʹoï kulʹtury]