Writing in Polish
- 1962 "Do historij “Krawego Roku” 1846". In: Kwartalnik Historyczny, pp. 403-321, 1958.
- 1962 Stosunki poddańcze w dawnej Galicji. Warsaw, Paňstwowe Wydawnictwo Naukowe, 1962.
- 1962 "„Spowied“ Goslara." In: Kwartalnik Historyczny, 1962.
- 1969 "Do historij “Sojuzu vyzvolennja Ukrajny”". In: Ukrajan’kik Samostijnik, 1969 et seq. pp. 31-40, pp. 29-35, pp. 38-42, pp. 33-39; pp. 26-30; pp. 32-39.
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