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Yuri Horlis-Horsky
Yuri Horlis-Horsky was a Ukrainian officer and writer who fought for the Ukrainian People's Republic and with the insurgents of Kholodny Yar against the Bolsheviks. In exile he wrote the memoir Kholodny Yar, first published in Lviv in 1934, a vivid account of the partisan struggle. Banned in the Soviet Union, the book became widely read in Ukraine after independence in 1991.
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