Tabor

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Tabor («Табор»; Camp). A military journal founded on the initiative of Symon Petliura in the Kalisz internment camp in 1923. It appeared in 1923–4 and 1927–39 (a total of 37 issues). In 1930 its office was moved permanently to Warsaw. It contained articles on different periods of Ukrainian military history, but mostly on the recent period and on contemporary developments in military theory, weaponry, and organization. The editor was Viktor Kushch.

[This article originally appeared in the Encyclopedia of Ukraine, vol. 5 (1993).]

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1 Far East 2 Government-in-exile of the Ukrainian National Republic 3 Kalisz 4 Kushch, Viktor 5 Press 6 Savchenko, Volodymyr 7 Savchenko-Bilsky, Volodymyr 8 Shramchenko, Sviatoslav 9 Ukrainian Military History Society

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