​Ukrainian is the only language where the Neue Zionsharfe was translated but not published.  This dialect of language is in use in Ukraine near the border with Romania and Hungary.  It is not the real Ukrainian language.  The copies of this translation were handwritten from the late 1800s until the 1980s.  In the late 1980s, a semi-official edition was assembled in Windsor, Ontario, Canada.  The publishers inserted the lyrics on a double-sized printout of the music score.  There has been an effort to properly publish an edition in this dialect, but as of yet, it has not been published.

​This hymnal is in use by Ukrainian brethren near the border with Romania.

​This vintage Zion's Harp has stood the test of time, preserved through the 20th century Communist era in the Ukraine.  Both the words and music were painstakingly copied by hand in the Ukrainian language.  It was photographed by David Rocke in October of 2002 at Bainska, Ukraine.

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