''Narodna Volya'' ('People's Will') was a

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weekly newspaper published from

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. As of the early 1960s,

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was the editor of the newspaper. The newspaper had a circulation of around 8,000 at the time. Politically, ''Narodna Volya'' was close to the Ukrainian Socialist Party in exile.

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(1951- ), and

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. ''Yearbook of the International Socialist Labour Movement''. Volume II 1960-1961 London: Lincolns-Prager International Yearbook Publishing Co., Ltd, 1961. p. 332

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