Chernivtsi
Chernivtsi is a city in western Ukraine. It's known for the 1875-founded Chernivtsi National University, which features Romanesque and Byzantine architecture and the Chernivtsi University Botanical Garden. At the heart of the old town is Central Square, with the blue, neoclassical City Hall. Nearby, the Chernivtsi Museum of Art exhibits 17th- to 20th-century art from the historic region of Bukovina in a former bank.
People born in Chernivtsi (First 49 people) - Page 1
Ze'ev Sherf
Israeli Politician
Odo Dobrowolski
Polish painter
Karl Robert Bodek
Artist
Charles K. Bliss
Chemical engineer
Iryna Vilde
Writer
Yana Konotop
Ukrainian television presenter
Georg Marco
Chess player
Karol Mikuli
Pianist
Boris Savelev
Ukrainian photographer
Pavlo Petrenko
Former Minister of Justice of Ukraine
Oksana Prodan
Former People's Deputy of Ukraine
Serhii Rudyk
People's Deputy of Ukraine
Aurel Giurumia
Movie actor
Zvi Magen
Israeli ambassador
Henia Suchar
Actress
Danylo Yanevsky
Ukrainian historian
Ivan Heshko
Ukrainian olympic athlete
Yuli Edelstein
Member of the Israeli Knesset
Radu Grigorovici
Romanian physicist
Dori Laub
American-Israeli psychiatrist
Ninon Hesse
Art historian
Olena Kravatska
Olympic athlete
Elena Leușteanu
Romanian olympic athlete
Erika Landau
Author
Joanna Rawik
Singer
Lily Rebryk
Actress
Liudmyla Barbir
Ukrainian actress
Max Glücksmann
Film director
Naomi Ben-Ami
Natalya Polyakh
Costume designer
Roman Romanyuk
Politician
Roman Smal-Stocki
Ukrainian diplomat
Sandor Kalloś
Composer
DAKOOKA
Ukrainian singer
Sydir Vorobkevych
Composer
T-Fest
Musical artist
Sidi Tal
Singer
Viktor Korol
Politician
Zakhary Krasilnik
Russian-Soviet physicist
Zofia Moraczewska
Polish Politician
Alexe Procopovici
Ben-Zion Sternberg
Leonard Wintorowski
Polish painter
Raimund Friedrich Kaindl
Austrian historian
Andriy Kravchuk
Football player
Artur Kogan
Israeli chess grandmaster
Moritz Jagendorf
Author