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A recent Ukrainian book by Volodymyr Šabarovs’kyj is a welcome addition to a steady stream of important publications in Ukrainian published in recent years in Ukraine – in Western Ukraine, one should note, but not in the Crimea where the majority of Ukrainian Karaites now live – dealing with different aspects of history, culture and the heritage of the Karaites and Karaims who once played their part in the ‘concert of the peoples’ of Ukraine.1 One of a few recent Ukrainian books on the Karaites was the very learned catalogue of Karaite tombstone inscriptions from Halicz (Halych/Galich/ Halič/ץילעה/Галич) published by I. Jurčenko, O. Kefeli, N. Jurčenko, and O. Berehovs’kyj, Karajims’ke kladovišče bilja Halyča. Kataloh nadmohyl’nych

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Review of Володимир Шабаровський, Караїми на Волині: Штрихи до портрета загадкового народу [Volodymyr Šabarovs’kyj, Karajimy na Volyni: Štryxy do portreta zahadkovoho narodu] ‘Karaims in Wolhynia: Strokes to the portrait of an enigmatic people’, Луцьк: ПВД «Твердиня», 2013, 250 pages