- band
split as
Petrynenko and
Blinov left it to form the new band
called Dzvony. The band
started to
experiment in new genres:
blues and soul. In 1972 the...
- Rizun-Hrehit (Mykola Andrusjak). Kurins: "Smertonosci", "Pidkarpatsjkyj", "
Dzvony", "Syvulja", "Dovbush", "Beskyd", "Menyky".
Military District "Makivka"...
- 1971 the band
split as
Petrynenko and
Blinov left it to form the new
group Dzvony. The band
started to
experiment in new genres:
blues and soul. In 1972 the...
-
stories were
published in
various Ukrainian-language publications,
especially Dzvony. She also
translated works by
other authors into Ukrainian. Her
first husband...
-
became deputy editor, and from 1999 he has been
editor of the
newspaper Dzvony Lemkivshchyny [uk]. In 1994, he
became deputy chairman, and in 1998–2000...
- "Tayemnyy znak' (Таємний знак) (with Sowa) — — "Kit i drama' (Кіт і Драма) — — "Ne
zvolikay (Не зволікай)" 2022 — — "Meni ne
dzvony (Мені не дзвони) - -...
- кіностудія художніх фільмів The
bells did not play for us when we were
dying Nam
dzvony ne
hraly koly my
vmyraly Нам дзвони не грали, коли ми вмирали
Mykola Fediuk...
-
leader of the
Ukrainian rock music. In 1971,
Taras created the new
group Dzvony,
which in 1974
merged with the
publicly banned Eney.
After serving in the...
-
restored the
publishing of "Bohoslovia" (Theology) in 1963 and the
journal "
Dzvony" (Bells) in 1976. In 1963
Slipyj organized the
Ukrainian Catholic University...
-
Vezha (Ivano-Frankivs'k 107.0 FM,
Dolyna 88.3 FM,
Burshtyn 99.2 FM)
Radio Dzvony (Ivano-Frankivs'k 105.8 FM,
Kalush 98.9 FM)
Radio Syaivo (Burshtyn 89.6...
