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“Diasporiana” is the largest digital library in Ukraine, which presents digital copies of editions published by Ukrainian emigration and diaspora representatives.

Anna Sten (real name: Anna Fesak) was the star of the first European sound films and the first Ukrainian movie star in Hollywood.

Olimpiia Dobrovolska was a Ukrainian-American actress, director, educator, follower of famous Ukrainian modern theatrical director Les Kurbas. She, together with her husband, Yosyp Hirniak, founded The Ukrainian Theater in America and The Theater of the Word in the United States.

Yosyp Hirniak was a Ukrainian-American theater actor and director, follower of famous Ukrainian modern theatrical director Les Kurbas. He, together with his wife, Olimpiia Dobrovolska, founded the Ukrainian Theater in America and the Theater of the Word in the United States.

Vasyl Yemetz was a bandura player, teacher, and director of a bandura band.

Vasyl Avramenko was a Ukrainian choreographer and the "father of Ukrainian dance" in the diaspora.

Dmytro Doroshenko was a Ukrainian politician, diplomat, historian, and publicist who played a significant role in the Ukrainian national movement and the development of Ukrainian education and science abroad.

Volodymyr Bilyaiv was a Ukrainian poet and journalist, public figure, director of the Ukrainian Service of the Voice of America (1991-1998), corresponding member of the Ukrainian Academy of Arts and Sciences in the United States (1984), and member of the National Wtiter’s Union of Ukraine (1995).

Wassyl Slipak was a Ukrainian opera singer, soloist of the Paris National Opera, public figure, Russian-Ukrainian war participant, and Hero of Ukraine.