Interesting memoirs, written by Rusyn and non-Rusyn historical figures, bring personalized accounts of different events in the history of Carpatho-Rusyns. Among them there are:

• Mihail Drahomanov (1841-1895), Avstro-Uhors'ki spomyny 1867-1877 [Austro-Hungarian Memoirs 1867-1877], reprinted in: Literaturno-publitsistichni pratsi u dvokh tomakh [Literary-Journalistic Works in Two Volumes], Kyiv, 1970, p.151-288 and
• Evmenii Sabov (1859-1934), "Vospominaniia z Uzhgorodskoi gimnazii" [Memoirs from the Uzhhorod Gymnasium], in: Kalendar' "Sobraniia" 1928, McKeesport, PA, 1928, p.85-94.

Seweryn Udziela (1857-1937), who was a school inspector in the Lemko Region wrote:

• Ziemia lemkowska przed pólwieczem: zapiski i wspomnienia z lat 1888-1893 [The Lemko Land Half a Century Ago: Notes and Memories from Years 1888-1893], L'viv, 1934.

See also:

• Michael Winch, Republic for a Day: An Eye-Witness Account of the Carpatho-Ukraine Incident, London, 1939;
• Volodymyr Birchak (1881-1945), Karpats'ka Ukraina, spomyny i sposterezhennia [Carpatho-Ukraine, Memoirs and Reflections], Prague, 1939;
• Avhustyn Voloshyn (1874-1945), Spomyny [Memoirs], Philadelphia, 1959;
• Avhustyn Shtefan (1893-1987), Za Pravdu i Voliu. Spomyny i Deshcho z Istorii Karpats'koi Ukrainy, [For Justice and Freedom. Memoirs and Some Events from the History of Carpatho-Ukraine], vol.1-2, Toronto 1973-81.

Ivan Dmytryk (b.1919), was a soldier of the Ukrainian Underground Army and presented his experiences in:

• U Lisakh Lemki-vshchyny [In the Forests of the Lemko Region], New York-Munich, 1976.