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Myron Korduba (Ukrainian: Мирон Михайлович Кордуба,
March 2, 1876 – May 2, 1947) was a
Ukrainian historian,
professor of the
history of
Ukraine at the...
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historians among which are Ivan Krypiakevych,
Dmitriy Ilovaisky,
Myron Korduba,
Valeriy Smoliy and
others interpret negotiations as an
attempt to attract...
- Boniecki, Adam (1900).
Herbarz polski. Vol. 3.
Gebenther & Wolf. p. 8.
Korduba M.
Chmielnicki Jerzy (ur. 1640 † ok. 1681) //
Polski Słownik Biograficzny...
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emigre and
folklorist Mykhailo Hrushevsky,
historian Taras Hunczak Myron Korduba Mykola Kostomarov,
literary historian,
folklorist Oleh Kozerod, political...
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Secret Ukrainian University in 1921. Sitting, from left:
Myron Korduba,
Marian Panchyshyn,
Vasyl Shchurat [uk], Ivan Kurovets [uk],
Maksym Levytskyi...
- of Agnes'
older sister Judith, but this view wasn't substantiated. M.
Korduba, Agnieszka, [in:]
Polski Słownik Biograficzny, vol. I, Kraków 1935, p....
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entered in the Tale of the
Bygone Years under the
years 1018 and 1031.
Myron Korduba and
Eugeniusz Kucharski agreed on this.
Other sources mention the years:...
- Kordatos, (1891–1961), Ancient,
Byzantine history and
Modern Greece Myron Korduba (1876–1947),
Ukraine Mykola Kostomarov (1817–1885),
Russian and Ukrainian...
- Ruthenia/Cherven
Cities was
described by
Ukrainian historian and
geographer Myron Korduba as
being along the line
Dukla –
Krosno –
Domaradz –
Czudec – Krzeszów nad...
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Hofer (born 1931),
American psychiatrist and
research scientist Myron Korduba (1876–1947),
Ukrainian historian, professor, and
author Myron Samuel Malkin...
