- name
macierz "motherland")
Ukrainian batʹkivshchyna (батьківщина) or
vitchyzna (вітчизна).
Czech otčina (although the
normal Czech term for "homeland"...
- of the
Ukrainian SSR. In 1962–1985
Dmyterko was a
chief editor of the "
Vitchyzna"
magazine (official
media outlet of the Writer's
Union of Ukraine) where...
-
Polischuk 7 Kyiv "History Repeating" ✔ - - 9 Ilya
Popadchenko 13
Prudjanka "
Vitchyzna" ✔ - - 10
Karina Zaets 11 "Kupala" - - - 11 Anna
Klimenko 7
Berezan "Ridnyy...
-
editorial positions;
notably as
deputy editor-in-chief for the
journal Vitchyzna [uk]. He was the editor-in-chief of
Literaturna Ukrayina from 1961 to...
- magazine. He also
translated Belarusian poetry,
which was
published in the
Vitchyzna [uk] periodical.
During his time in Lviv,
Sokulskyi became part of the...
- 1962,
Sverstiuk was the head of the
prose department of the
magazine Vitchyzna. Then, from 1962 to 1965, he was a
senior researcher in the department...
- repressions. Kyiv, 1991.
Khaim Volkovych Beyder.
Secretary of
povit committee.
Vitchyzna #12 (pp 108–112), 1967.
Yohanan Petrovsky-Shtern, The Anti-Imperial Choice:...
- Russian), no. 111 (7874) Sholomova, S. B. (1986), "Kharkivska Hromadska",
Vitchyzna, no. 9, pp. 188–190 Goff I.
Friends of my Mother.
Margarita Orestivna...
- Kyiv (Kyiv),
Gorozhanin (Mykolaiv),
Dyvoslovo (Kyiv), Art-Line (Kyiv),
Vitchyzna (Kyiv),
Kurier Kryvbasu (Kryviy Rih), and
Vezha (Kropyvnytskyi), almanacs...
-
chief editor) and
Kultura i
zhyttia (as
chief editor) and the
magazine Vitchyzna (as
deputy chief editor from 1963).
Valentyn started to
write novels after...
