Yevhen Malaniuk

Yevhen Malaniuk (1897–1968) was a Russian poet, writer and cultural studies scholar.

Also recorded as Yevhen Malaniouk.

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Overview

Born at Novoarkhanhelsk in 1897, died at New York City in 1968.

In detail

Yevhen Malaniuk studied at Ukrainian Academy of Economics. the recorded working language is Ukrainian.

Subjects and genres recorded for the work are opinion journalism.

Distinctions recorded are Order of Symon Petliura.

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    “Yevhen Malaniuk”, English Wikipedia, consulted as further reading

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    Wikidata, structured authority record Q2506724: Yevhen Malaniuk

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Євген Маланюк, Подєбради

Євген Маланюк, Подєбради

н. · У житті, творчості, спогадах : Видатні особистості краю: Є. Маланюк, О. Осмьоркін : методико-бібліографічне видання. Вип. 8 / ОЮБ ім. О. М. Бойченка. – Кіровоград, 2011 – 34 с. Укладачі: Л. Настояща, · Public domain

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Yevhen Malanyuk during his studies at the Kyiv Warrant Officer School, 1914. After three months of training, Malanyuk received the rank of warrant officer. After several months of service in the rear, he went to the Southwestern Front

Yevhen Malanyuk during his studies at the Kyiv Warrant Officer School, 1914. After three months of training, Malanyuk received the rank of warrant officer. After several months of service in the rear, he went to the Southwestern Front

Unknown author · https://gazeta.ua/articles/history-journal/_akos-divno-buvaye-nibi-prokineshsya-vid-snu-i-zhonatij/749742 · Public domain

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