Ukraine/Poland/White Russia

Does anyone have info to exchange on the air forces of Ukraine/ Poland and White Russia of the period of the Russian Civil War, Polish-Ukrainian war and The Polish-Soviet wars of 1917-1922? I have a few websites in case anyone is interested. Stuff on the Ukrainian Air force(s) of this period is extremely difficult to find, and I would appreciate a title of a book in any language that may cover the topic.
This site is an excellent reference for the early Polish Air Force
http://worldatwar.net/chandelle/v2/v2n2/whitpole.html

This site gives a broad overview of the Ukrainian Air Force, but it is pirated from a book I would love to get my hands on. It is in Ukrainian, although the site covers other Ukrainian military topics in english. It has not made it to the air force yet.
http://www.koza.kiev.ua/letunstvo.htm

Everybody probably knows about this Russian site, but it is the best site on the world war I era around. Very comprehensive.
http://wp.scn.ru/camms/archive/ww1_fighters

Again, another site everyone probably knows is the Nieuport site.
http://mars.ark.com/~mdf/N_17.html

Although I'm not interested in the Soviet stuff (except to have them crashed or in flames), a good reference is:
http://worldatwar.net/chandelle/v2/v2n1/redfighter.html

As you can guess, I started off my modelling on Finland 1939-1944. I have a whole fistful of sites for that as well if anyone is interested.

[Rick]

Originally Posted by Stympiihekkilla

Does anyone have info to exchange on the air forces of Ukraine/ Poland and White Russia of the period of the Russian Civil War, Polish-Ukrainian war and The Polish-Soviet wars of 1917-1922?

Try this: www.warchron.com

[StephenLawson]

Greetings Stympiihekkilla; Welcome! Thanks for posting the URLs. Here is a home-grown thread on the Ukrainian air force. One of our members is alex73. He is a bit of a historian on the subject. Decent fellow to work with. He provided some Ukrainian aircraft Profiles. The owner operator of Chandelle lives about an hour from me Rob Johnson. He is another decent sort. Rob is very knowlegeable.
http://theaerodrome.com/forum/showth...2&page=1&pp=10

Thanks Guys. This Ukrainian stuff is like putting a dinosaur skeleton together when you nly have a few bones.