Greg of Reflections on Ukraine shares his impressions [1] of a book of stories by a Ukrainian author Irene Zabytko: “All of the stories are narrated by the central character, Luba, a Ukrainian in her early twenties of the post-WWII displaced persons (DP) group of immigrants who lives with her parents in Chicago’s Ukrainian Village and goes to a nearby university. Luba struggles in her desires to become an American woman while retaining her Ukrainian identity.”
Ukraine: Irene Zabytko's Stories
· Written by Veronica Khokhlova
Categories: Eastern & Central Europe, Ukraine, Arts & Culture, Ethnicity & Race, History, Literature, Migration & Immigration