- Fr.
Mykhailo Zubrytskyi of the
Pomian coat of arms (October 22, 1856 –
April 8, 1919) was a Gr****-Catholic priest,
Ukrainian ethnographer, folklorist,...
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Central and
Eastern Europe,
mainly due to the
efforts of
Father Mykhailo Zubrytskyi. He
served as a
village priest of UGCC and
community activist from 1883...
-
Kostyantyn Skrypchenko (1955–April 55)
Anatoliy Zubrytskyi (April 1955–Dec 56)
Andriy Zhyhan (Jan 1957–April 57)
Yosyp Lif****s (April 1957–Dec 58) Oleksandr...
- Pohostinskyy.
Playing coach was an
alumnus of Lviv
basketball school Jaroslav Zubrytskyi. In
early January 2015 the club
decided to
return to the
position coach...
- army), and, crucially, had
their own court.
Thanks to
Father Mykhailo Zubrytskyi, a
priest and
scholar who
served in the
village of
Mshanets for 30 years...
- Makovei.
Other critics of the
adoption of
Latin letters included D.
Zubrytskyi, who
wrote "Apology of the
Cyrillic or
Ruthenian Alphabet" (Polish: "Apologia...
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Mykhailo Maksymovych. Librarian:
Mykola Kopach.
According to
Father Mykhailo Zubrytskyi,
there were
plans to open a
bookstore affiliated with the
reading room...
- with a
gable roof. From 1914
until his
death in 1919,
Father Mykhailo Zubrytskyi lived and
actively worked in the
village — he was a
renowned Ukrainian...
