Writings
While maintaining a medical practice in the United States, Julian Movchan was a prolific writer, with over 1,800 published articles or letters, primarily but not exclusively in Ukrainian diaspora newspapers. Some of the many journals and newspapers that have included his articles and letters have included: the historically most important Ukrainian diaspora newspaper Svoboda ; Homin Ukrayiny ; Narodnia Volia (newspaper of Ukrainian Social Revolutionaries); Novi Dni ; Novoye Russkoye Slovo, and the The Militant. Julian Movchan primarily wrote on political and health-care related issues. He also wrote several books, including:
- Doctor's Notes (Записки Лiкария), Toronto, (1966). Collection of anecdotes from medical practice
- Unforgotten and Unforgiven (Незабутне i Непрощене), New York, Buenos Aires (1982); 2nd edition published in Kiev, Ukraine in 1992. Personal recollection of the life of a kurkul family in the 1920s and 1930s.
- My Travels Around the World (Моi Подорожi Довкола Свiту), New York (1985). Memoirs of his travels throughout the world.
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