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 2
SpongeBOZZ
Rapper
Stanislav Yasynskyi
Journalist
NAVKA
Musical artist
Ihor Boychuk
Football player
Moshe Barasch
Art historian
Mykhaylo Grosu
Alina Grosu's father
Alina Grosu
Ukrainian singer
Renata Kallosh
Physicist
Denys Darahan
Film editor
Anastasiya Muntyanu
Canadian gymnast
Sophia Agranovich
Classical pianist
Lidiia Sichenikova
Olympic athlete
Constantin Isopescu-Grecul
Former Romanian Senator
Norberto Höfling
Romanian footballer
Oleksandr Drozdyk
Politician
Ivan Ivanovic Buha
Soccer player
Inna Vernikov
New York City Council Member
Yuriy Pantya
Ukrainian football player
Kazimierz Feleszko
Linguist
Helmut Remschmidt
Psychiatrist
Mariya Yaremchuk
Ukrainian singer
Inna Tsymbalyuk
Ukrainian actress
Immanuel Weissglas
Author
Yevhen Nemtinov
Ukrainian football player
Zvi Laron
Israeli professor
Borys Orlovskyi
Ukrainian football player
Oleh Kerchu
Ukrainian former footballer
Natalia Zarudna
Ukrainian diplomat
Alfred Eisenbeisser
Romanian football player
Béatrice Tanaka
Scenographer
Ihor Boychuk
Ukrainian football player
Haim Blanc
Linguist
Manfred Stern
Spy
Constantin Tomaszczuk
Markus Reiner
Israeli civil engineer
Leonid Kosakivsky
Former Mayor of Kyiv
Boris Hersonski
Writer
Alojzy Alth
Geologist
Wiktor Syniewski
Chemist
Selma Meerbaum-Eisinger
Romanian poet
Ezra Heymann
Philosopher
Kostyantyn Ilin
Ukrainian strongman
Yuri Omeltchenko
Yosyp Bezpalko
Politician
John Eberson
American architect
Moysey Fishbein
Ukrainian poet
Tadeusz Morgenstern-Podjazd
Polish commanding officer
