Ukraine
Ukraine is a large country in Eastern Europe known for its Orthodox churches, Black Sea coastline and forested mountains. Its capital, Kiev, features the gold-domed St. Sophia's Cathedral, with 11th-century mosaics and frescoes. Overlooking the Dnieper River is the Kiev Pechersk Lavra monastery complex, a Christian pilgrimage site housing Scythian tomb relics and catacombs containing mummified Orthodox monks.
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Nelson Davidyan
Olympic athlete
Oleksandr Kopylenko
Soviet writer
Oleksii Shovkunenko
Soviet painter
Petr Krivonos
Platon Voronko
Poet
Evgeniya Shakhovskaya
Russian aviator
Roman Huryk
serhiy nigoyan roman mykhaylovych varenytsya
Ivan Senchenko
Writer
Anatoly Dimarov
Ukrainian writer
Sergei Kovalenko
Soviet-Ukrainian basketball player
Sergeĭ Mikhaĭlovich Gershenzon
Sergej Alekseevič Grigor'ev
Ukrainian painter
Serhii Kemskyi
Ukrainian political scientist
Serhiy Bashtan Musician
Musician
Serhiy Shyshko
Artist
Simeon Olelkovich
Stepan Sabadash Musician
Composer
Taras Denisenko
Actor
Varlaam
Vasily Yefremov
Aviator
Veniamin Nikolayevich Yegorov
Military personnel
Victor Bliznets
Soviet-Ukrainian writer
Volodymyr Brovchenko
Poet
Alipiia
Irina Gurvich
Screenwriter
Michaił Żyźniewski
Belarusian journalist
Oleksandr Khrapachenko
Oleksandr Razumkov
Politician
Oleksandr Baljuk
Petro Panch
Writer
Renat Polʹovyĭ
Writer
Stepan Kovnir
Architect
Tadeush Pavlenko
Ukrainian film director
Taras Franko
Writer
Tymofii Strokach
Military officer
Vadim Boyko
Valentyn Chemerys
Fiction writer
Valentyn Mykytovych Shestopalov
Soviet-Ukrainian actor
Valentyna Sazonova
Soviet-Ukrainian designer
Valeriy Zuyev
Football player
Valeriy Opanasyuk
Auto mechanic
Valeriy Bessarab
Soviet-Ukrainian actor
Varvara Khanenko
Nikola Tereshchenko's daughter
Vasily Sedlyar
Painter
Vasily Ryazanov
General
Vasyl Herasymenko
Soviet military leader
