This is a list of changes and additions made to "Bald Mountain Childhood".

The list indicates where the changes and additions have been made and what the modifications are.

• Introduction - Digitalization of the contents of "RBO Календарь на годъ 1942" has been started. This material can be found through the link to Pravda Press in the introduction.

• Introduction - Digitalization of the contents of "RBO Календарь на годъ 1943" has been started. This material can be found through the link to Pravda Press in the introduction.

• Introduction - A digitized version of a novel entitled "Найда" (Foundling) by Dimitri А. Jakubov has been added to the Introduction through the link to Pravda Press. This material is in fully digitized format. Additionally, the digitalization of the contents of "RBO Календарь на годъ 1934" and "RBO Календарь на годъ 1936" has been started.

• Introduction - Selected content from "UROBA Православвный Календарь на годъ 1935" is being added to the Introduction through the link to Pravda Press. This material is in fully digitized format.

• Introduction - Selected content from "RBO Календарь на годъ 1932" added to Introduction through the link to Pravda Press. This material is in fully digitized format.

• Introduction - Digitized versions of two 1928 Carpatho-Rusyn short novels, "Найденный Скарбъ" and "Пропавшій Сын" by Vasilj Petsejchuck were added through the link to Pravda Presss. These stories come from a Pravda Press publication and fully digitized (scanned and OCR processed).

• Introduction - Digitized version of the Carpatho-Rusyn short story, "Два Брата" by Maksim Prigoda, added. This story was published by Pravda Press in 1928.

• Chapter 3 - a perohi recipe provided by John Goobic has been added.

• Chapter 8 - 1944 picture of Walter Stchur (Wasyl Szczur) has been added.

• Introduction - Copy of Eva Stchur's baptismal certificate has been added.

• Chapter 3 - Several more versions of the "Roaches and Bedbugs" song have been added.

• Chapter 1 - A picture of Anna Pawlak, Mary's older sister has been added.

• Introduction - In the section dealing with the Russian Orthodox Mutual Aid Society of America, a scan of a membership certificate for someone belonging to the Women's branch of the society has been added.

• Chapter 1 - text of deed to Bald Mountain farm added as well as photo of 1925 driver's license, Chapter 3 - picture of Letter of Administration added

• Introduction - Picture of Fecko Szczur's Petition for Naturalization added

• Chapter 1 - Copies of Michael Pawlak's naturalization documents added

• Introduction - Picture of marriage certificate for Michael Pawlak and Eva Stchur added

• Introduction - Pictures of the electoral flyers replaced with copies of higher resolution.

• Introduction - In the section about local Irishtown politics, another electoral flyer has been added, as well as some information about Rusyn entry into local politics.

• Introduction - In the section about local Irishtown politics, scanned images of electoral flyers from 1933 and the early 1940's have been added.

• Introduction - In the section about Rusyn language newspapers, some additional material has been added.

• Introduction - In the section about Irishtown, additional material about the people behind the LANI part of the name VFW-LANI has been added.

• Introduction - Link to "A Village Cluster" added. "A Village Cluster" is an internet site especially devoted to the settlements Pielgrzymka, Klopotnica, Wola Cieklinska, Folusz and Huta Samokleska. All of these villages are located in the same area of southern Poland.

• Introduction - Irishtown - Personal recollection of Moritz market added.

• Introduction - 92 year-old Anna Goobic has identified several people in the Russian school photo from 1918. These additions have been made below the photo linked to the words "Russian School" on the page about "Irishtown" mentioned in the introduction.

• Chapter 7 - Picture of initial card layout in Russian solitaire added. Description of Russian solitaire is linked to phrase, "a game a lot like solitaire, but in Russian."

• Introduction - In the section about the Russian Orthodox Catholic Mutual Aid Society, an incomplete copy of the society charter from 1913 has been added. Additionally, at the same location are copies of the society's by-laws from 1913 as well as the by-laws of the local Russian brotherhoods, dating also from 1913.

• Introduction - In the section about Irishtown, a description of the origin of the LANI part of the name VFW-LANI has been added.

• Introduction - linked to words, "Vola Ceklynska" is a narration describing those tales that were being told about 1900 in the village of Vola Ceklynska concerning the rebellion of 1846

• Chapter 10 - pictures of Mary Pawlak Anderson's memorial stone in Orthodox Cemetery in Wilkes-Barre replaced with better versions

• Introduction - linked to the phrase "Peregrimka at the turn of the century" is an article containing personal recollections of life in the village of Peregrimka about 1900

• Chapter 10 - pictures of Mary Pawlak Anderson's memorial stone in Orthodox Cemetery in Wilkes-Barre added

• Introduction -> Irishtown -> left rear 14 Cleveland Street - new information about house in which Mary Pawlak was born

• Introduction - a picture of sunflower seeds being sold in paper cones has been added to the material about paper cones

• Introduction - A short interview with Justina Stepanova Benio-Komar about her experiences during the forced resettlement of her family from Poland to Ukraine. The interview is available in both Russian and English versions. The interview can be found linked to the words "heavy toll in grief and suffering"

• Introduction - English translations of the Natalia Mihailovna Dutchnich and Vasili Ivanovich Krill interviews added. These interviews concern their experiences during the forced relocation of Rusyns from Poland to Ukraine. The interviews can be found linked to the words "heavy toll in grief and suffering"

• Chapter 5 - footnote about Rusyn table traditions added, linked to words, "other table traditions"

• Introduction - The Russian versions of two interviews about the forced relocation of Rusyns from Poland to Ukraine have been added. The people interviewed are: Natalia Mihailovna Dutchnich and Vasili Ivanovich Krill along with his wife Maria (Rock)
• Chapter 10 - Photograph of Michael Pawlak added.

• Introduction - Information about some other Rusyn language publications of the Pravda Press has been added thanks to a contribution by Peter Kosenko. This material can be found by clicked on the words, "several Rusyn language newspapers available in Irishtown" in the Introduction, and then clicking on the words, "Pravda Press" in the description of Rusyn language newspapers.

• Introduction - Much of the information about buildings in Irishtown gathered together on individual page with addition of local map, and some new information added. This material is linked to word "Irishtown" in introduction.
• Chapter 4 - Stopping clocks and covering mirrors upon a death
• Chapter 6 - More accurate description of the preparation of chickens

• Introduction - Results of record searches at the National Archives for information about Theodore Stchur's entry into the U.S. added
• Introduction - Some new information about the Russian School added

• Chapter 2 - Picture of Anna Kuchwara Stchur added
• Chapter 10 - Notation of the death of Mary Pawlak Anderson added

• Chapter 3 - Picture of outdoor advertisement added to description of King Midas flour.

• Chapter 3 - Description of making pirohi

• Description of a variant way of folding a kooljok (paper cone) has been added to the Introduction. This variation was discovered in Lviv in August, 2001.
• Chapter 5 - cucumber served with vinegar or sour cream.

• Chapter 5 - An explanation of the practice of burning the clippings after getting a haircut has been added.

• Introduction - Three very interesting personal descriptions of the forced migrations from Poland to Ukraine in 1945 added. These descriptions are linked to the words, "grief and suffering" in Introduction.

• Chapter 3 - A picture of a traditional Carpatho-Rusyn stove added. Taken at the Shevchenko outdoor museum near Lviv in Ukraine, this photo shows a stove with many common characteristics.

• Chapter 3 - A new version of the "roaches and the bedbugs" ditty, as recalled by Elmer Jennings, has been added among the other versions

• Introduction - New information about Anna Kuczwara added.
• Chapter 3 - Pawliks in Pittsburgh
• Chapter 6 - Boiling frogs for a school project.

• Chapter 5 - Rice boiled in milk for breakfast.

• Chapter 1 - Linked to the words "loving form" is a short description of diminutive name forms and the so-called "vocative case" for names.

• Introduction - Short description of Mongol invasions added. Excerpts from the Primary Chronicle - link in Introduction: "Hutsuls, the Bojkos and the Lemkos" - "Primary Chronicle"

• Introduction - linked to the words, "Hutsuls, the Bojkos and the Lemkos" is an article from Ukraine - a concise Encyclopedia which provides some information about ethnographic groups of Ukrainian origin.

• A number of minor errors corrected. Section entitled "Genealogy" retitled as "Life Stories"

• Introduction - better picture of Russian Brotherhood lapel pin

• Introduction - Birth dates and a few personal details added for L. Moritz, E. Feuerman, and I. Mittleman. Translations of articles from the second page of the June 9, 1932 issue of Svit have been separated from other articles and two additional page 2 translations have been added - an article of social news from St. Nicholas parish in Reading, Pennsylvania about a play put on by church youth and "To Weak to Work," an advertisement disguised as a news article.

• Introduction - picture of a kooljok (paper cone)
• Chapter 5 - eating with forks
• Chapter 7 - more details about making pillows and perinnas

• Introduction - More about making paper cones
• Chapter 4 - Anna Drahus

• Chapter 2 - choke-cherry and bone/kostochka
• Chapter 5 - Teaberry gum
• Chapter 7 - swamp berries

• Forced Labor Not Seen
• Foreigners Losing their Jobs in Turkey
• New Victory for Hitlerites
• Assassination Attempt against Mussolini
• President Signed Tax Bill
• Polish Flyer Missing

• Introduction - Photograph of Russian Parish school from 1918 added, identities of individuals in previous photo corrected

• Introduction - A number of advertisements from the June 9, 1932 issue of Svit added to description of Russian newspapers

• Introduction - Picture of Svit logotype added to description of Rusyn language newspapers, Russian school photo: identity of Rozdilski individual questioned
• Chapter 2 - picture of children at Kresgeville school
• Chapter 3 - learning Russian alphabet, If you're bad, you go back with the gypsies next time they come around!
• Chapter 4 - rolling down the hill in a Chevy tire, visit by gypsies
• Chapter 7 - fortune telling, picture of children dressed up to go to church

• Introduction - Editorials, "Boy Scout Week" and "We can't let this happen", a solicitation by the RBO for new members and an article about inflation added to other translations from the June 10, 1919 issue of Pravda
• Chapter 2 - high-topped shoes
• Chapter 5 - passage about bunions rewritten

• Introduction - some street addresses of Irishtown establishments, a short comment about Carpatho-Rusyn language, picture of RBO lapel pin, translations of some articles from the June 10, 1919 issue of Pravda (these can be found by following the link "several Rusyn language newspapers available in Irishtown" and then the link, "how Carpatho-Rusyn immigrants were seeing the world during the summer of 1919"
• Chapter 3 - picture of King Midas Flour sack

• Introduction - Information about Fedor Szczur's name clarified, error naming Scranton as state capital corrected, animals in Irishtown, location of Svit presses, possible identity - John Katsock - added to Russian school photo, picture of Pravda logotype added to description of Carpatho-Rusyn newspapers
• Chapter 1 - description of Annas death rewritten, horse-drawn milk wagons, chickens in Irishtown, some material from chapter 1 moved to chapter 3
• Chapter 3 - thonks on the head, King Midas Flour
• Chapter 5 - kapustiniki, kortletti, cuts and bandages
• Chapter 10 - additional credits

• separate file added to list recent changes
• Introduction - better pictures of Russian fraternal paraphernalia, description of stores, how to fold paper cones, errors removed from description of development of Irishtown street network
• Chapter 1 - origin of name Mary Evelyn
• Chapter 3 - John Kulenich, Penn Tobacco, making shopping bags
• Chapter 5 - mutual aid society, curing warts, licorice
• Chapter 7 - description of Evil Eye

• Introduction - Additional details about Russian School, names of several previously unidentified individuals in school photo
• Chapter 1 - Pictures of Mary Pawlak and Theodore Stchur family
• Chapter 3 - Picture and info about Michael Pawlak's parents