Chapters in this book

1. Front Matter i
2. Table of Contents vi
3. Foreword xi
4. Preface xv
5. Acknowledgments xvii
6. Introduction xix
7. Selections Translated from and Draft Manuscript
8. Reflections on the Way to Ottawa 3
9. How i Became a Politician 17
10. The 1940 Election 25
11. The 1945 Election 41
12. Responsibilities of a Ukrainian Canadian Member of Parliament 47
13. The Ukrainian Liberation Struggle 51
14. For Equality of All Canadian Citizens 59
15. From Hlynka's Diary and Notes
16. On the Way to London 69
17. Hylnka in London 73
18. Hylnka in Germany 97
19. Hylnka in Italy 123
20. The Return from Europe: Helping the Refugees 139
21. Epilogue 143
22. Selected Speeches of Anthony Hlynka
23. In Defence of Western Farmers 147
24. United Canada 153
25. What Price Freedom? 163
26. Farmers Problems 169
27. Displaced Persons in Europe 171
28. The Problem of Ukrainian Displaced Persons 183
29. Immigration 187
30. 1947-48 Budget and the Canadian Farmer 199
31. Ukrainian Christmas 201
32. Displaced Persons and Refugees 207
33. Canada 219
34. The Present Position of Agriculture and Its Outlook for the Future 221
35. Empire Day 225
36. Hlynka in Hansard 229
37. Hlynka as Portrayed in the Canadian Press
38. Parliament 236
39. Ukrainian Calls for Unity 237
40. Ukrainian Hall Dedicated to Furthering War Effort 238
41. Ukrainians in Canada Insist Mother Country Remain 05 Independent 240
42. Only Ukrainian Member is Proud of Countrymen Here 243
43. Biography: Anthony Hlynka 245
44. Definite Plan of Freedom Urged 248
45. Anthony H. Hlynka Declares: for More Definite Pronouncement of Peace Aims 250
46. Asks Canada Help Ukraine Regain Her Independence 265
47. A Peculiar Speech 268
48. Letter to the Editor 270
49. Group of Ukrainian Critics Communist, M.T. Charges 273
50. Crowded Theatre Hears Ukrainian M.P. 276
51. End of Race Prejudice Toreseen by Alberta M.P. 279
52. Mr. Hlynka Will Vote "Yes" 281
53. Editorial 283
54. Parliamentary Personalities: Anthony Hlynka, Social Credit, Vegreville, Alberta 285
55. Urge Ukrainians Boost Enlistments to Forces and Further War Drives 288
56. Charges People to Throw Whole Effort into War 291
57. Independent Ukrainian State is Urged in Brief to Ottawa 293
58. Ukrainians Play Big Role in Canadian War Forces 295
59. Extract From Maclean's Magazine 297
60. Vegreville's M.P. Married in Toronto 299
61. Hlynka Worries About Ukraine 300
62. Editorial 302
63. Vegreville M.P. Thanks His Electors 304
64. Hlynka Urges Stop Pressure on Repatriates 306
65. Socred M.P. Slams Reds 307
66. Hlynka Protests Moving Ukrainians 309
67. Protests Patriot Betrayal to Russian Persecution 310
68. People Weep, Raise $5,000 Us Hlynka Pleads for Refugees 312
69. Cross Town with Cross 315
70. Warns Against Fifth Column Work of Reds 317
71. All-Canada Ukrainian Congress an Eye-Opener 319
72. Lakehead Ukrainians Hear Anthony Hlynka; M.P. 321
73. Sees Red Voting Immigration Bar 325
74. Mp Describes Plight of Displaced Persons 327
75. Urges Canada to Accept Desirable Europeans 329
76. Hlynka Asks Immigration Relaxation 332
77. Merely Half of Camps for Displaced Persons Found "Fair to Good" 335
78. Strictly Political 337
79. BC Can 'Handle' 230,000 Immigrants 339
80. Hlynka Praises the Star's Anti-Commie Leadership 341
81. Hlynka Asks D.P.'S Use Idle Farms 343
82. Voters of Vegreville Constituency! 345
83. Mp Claims Reds' Vote Defeated Tony Ulynka 347
84. Appendices
85. The Historical Significance of Ukrainian Group Settlement in Canada 351
86. The Federal Constituency of Vegreville, Alberta (1940s) 357
87. The First Ukrainian Canadian in Parliament: Michael Luchkovich 367
88. Additional Readings 377
89. Speeches to Vegreville Riding 379
90. Notes 381