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The author has viewed the structure of the "Materials of the Biographic Dictionary" of Western Ukrainian public persons, politicians and men of culture of the end of the 18 th – the beginning of the 19 th century, compiled by the famous bibliographer Ivan O. Levytskyi. The author has also suggested and briefly analysed the concept of publishing the guide to these materials. Key words: I. O. Levytskyi, biographic dictionary, biography studies, source studies, Halychyna. ; Розглянуто структуру "Матеріалів до біографічного словника" західно-українських громадсько-політичних та культурних діячів кінця ХVІІІ – ХІХ ст., укладених відомим бібліографом Іваном Ом. Левицьким. Запро-поновано і коротко проаналізовано концепцію видання покажчика цих матеріалів. Ключові слова: І. О. Левицький, біографічний словник, біографістика, джерелознавство, Галичина.

The article reveals particular biography episodes of the Ukrainian RSR party leader Petro Jukhymovych Shelest. The author analyses the Ukrainian politician activity on the position of the First Secretary of the KPU Kyiv obkom in the 1957-1962 years, and his political way in the Khruschov's Thaw years ; В статье освещаются отдельные эпизоды биографии партийного лидера Украинской ССР Петра Юхимовича Шелеста. Автор анализирует деятельность украинского политика в должности первого секретаря Киевского обкома КПУ в 1957-1962 годах, его политическую линию в период «хрущевской оттепели». ; У статті висвітлюються окремі епізоди біографії партійного лідера Української РСР Петра Юхимовича Шелеста. Автор аналізує діяльність українського політика на посаді першого секретаря Київського обкому КПУ в 1957-1962 роках, його політичну лінію в період «хрущовської відлиги».

The article deals with such individuals as Sergiy Gutnik and George Afanasyev, the Government Ministers of Hetman Pavlo Skoropads'kyi. Their biography were linkedto Odessa until 1918. It have been made the analyses of the activity of S. Gutnik and G. Afanasyev in their ministerial posts and of influence of it on Odessa. ; Статья посвящена личностям Сергея Гутника и Георгия Афанасьева, министрам в правительстве гетмана П. Скоропадского, биографии которых до 1918 г. были связаны с Одессой. Анализируется деятельность С. Гутника и Г. Афанасьева на министерских должностях и ее влияние на Одессу ; Стаття присвячена персоналіям – Сергію Гутнику та Георгію Афанасьєву – міністрів урядів Української держави П. Скоропадського, біографії яких до 1918 р. були пов'язані з Одесою. Аналізується діяльність С. Гутника та Г. Афанасьева на міністерських посадах і її вплив на Одесу.

Стаття присвячена персоналіям – Сергію Гутнику та Георгію Афанасьєву – міністрів урядів Української держави П. Скоропадського, біографії яких до 1918 р. були пов'язані з Одесою. Аналізується діяльність С. Гутника та Г. Афанасьева на міністерських посадах і її вплив на Одесу. ; Статья посвящена личностям Сергея Гутника и Георгия Афанасьева, министрам в правительстве гетмана П. Скоропадского, биографии которых до 1918 г. были связаны с Одессой. Анализируется деятельность С. Гутника и Г. Афанасьева на министерских должностях и ее влияние на Одессу ; The article deals with such individuals as Sergiy Gutnik and George Afanasyev, the Government Ministers of Hetman Pavlo Skoropads'kyi. Their biography were linkedto Odessa until 1918. It have been made the analyses of the activity of S. Gutnik and G. Afanasyev in their ministerial posts and of influence of it on Odessa.

The Lyzohubs were Cossack chiefmen and at the same time a noble family, whose representatives have played a prominent and sometimes paramount role at different stages of state formation during the XVII-XX centuries within the territories that are now part of the modern Ukrainian state. Illya Lyzohub's personality (about 1720–1781), despite his high social status, has not been the subject of research by the academic community of historians. Indirectly, his biography was covered by genealogists G. A. Miloradovich, V. L. Modzalevskyi and V. V. Kryvosheya. O. M. Lazarevskyi, who studied the Lyzohubs family in general, managed to bring most of the facts about his life path into the scientific circulation. However, there were no more attempts made to summarize the data concerning Illya Lyzohub's life and activities in the national historiography. Therefore, the purpose of this study is to attempt to fill in the above mentioned lacuna, based on a wide range of written sources. Thus, on the basis of the methods of the so-called "new family history", socio-cultural transmissions and Illya Lyzohub's social ambitions as a representative of a chief Cossack family have been analysed. In the course of the study, interpersonal interactions between I. Lyzohub and Hetman K. G. Razumovsky, as well as Major General I. I. Golovin, have been studied. The latter are extremely important in the view of the analyzed genealogical relationship between Lyzohub and Golovin. Therefore, there is a reasonable opportunity to claim that Lizohubs are relatives of such writers with a worldwide name as A. S. Pushkin and L. M. Tolstoy. On the basis of memoirs and archival sources, it was possible to find information about most of Illya Lyzohub's places of residence, thus extending the geography of the study beyond the Hetmanate. Thus, the proposed article is, in its essence, the first biographical research of the life and activities of Illya Lyzohub.

Досліджено завершальний етап у професійній біографії Івана Левинського (1851–1919) – провідного будівельного підприємця Галичини кінця ХІХ – початку ХХ ст., фірма якого упродовж 1880–1910-х років виконувала у Львові найважливіші архітектурно-будівельні проекти. Простежено зв'язок будівельного підприємництва з політичною історією. Окрему увагу приділено подіям періоду Першої світової війни. У дослідженні використано нові архівні матеріали. ; The article analyses the fi nal stage in the professional biography of Ivan Levynskyi (1851–1919), Galicia's leading construction entrepreneur of the late 19th and early 20th century, whose company carried out the most important architectural andconstruction projects in the city of Lviv during the 1880s–1910s. It traces the connections between the building business and the political history. The article focuses on the events of World War I. It is based on the new archival materials.

Ihor Skochylias (Lviv):The Univ Archimandrite and Lviv Bishop Varlaam Sheptycki (1643– 171 5) The article is an attempt at the reconstruction of the biography of one of the typical representatives of the regional nobility of early modern Ukraine-Rus' – the Univ Archimandrite and the Lviv Bishop Varlaam Sheptycki (1643-1715). Through his belonging to the old boyar family of the Peremyshl land, the Bishop Varlaam was closely connected with the lesser and middle-sort noblemen of Eastern and Latin rite from the Podillia and Rus' palatinates. It was exactly this social group which consistently supported the religious, political and cultural initiatives of Sheptycki. Those noblemen also helped him to establish the cliental ties with the influential magnates, royal courts and the higher Roman Catholic clergy. Key words: Varlaam Sheptycki, nobility, Lviv Bishop.

The purpose of this article is to study the participation of Volodymyr Moshynsky (1895-1988) in the Ukrainian Cossack movement, who for some time was a representative of the Odessa center of the Ukrainian revolution of 1917-1921, but the main stage of his life took place in North America in the second half of the twentieth century. The article is based on the use of a wide source base of published narrative sources, the most important of which are the memoirs and works of V. Moshinsky. Biographical, prosopographic, historical-genetic methods, as well as a number of generally accepted scientific methods were used to implement the tasks. The historiographical work on the figure of V. Moshinsky is narrow and clearly inadequate to the scale of his activity. It is mentioned in a limited number of publications and sometimes in a false context. V. Moshynsky's articles show that he was fully aware of his Cossack ancestral roots and was proud of them. There was a harmonious connection between the facts of his biography and his interests, as he had to work in the interwar period in the area where his wife's ancestors came from the Danube Cossacks. In October 1917, during a confrontation with the Bolsheviks in Moscow, V. Moshinsky became friends with the Amur Cossacks, who almost persuaded him to go with them to the Far East. V. Moshinsky received scientific information about the history of the Ukrainian Cossacks at lectures of the leading Odessa Cossack scholar M. Slabchenko. The Cossack trace in V. Moshinsky's biography was most clearly reflected in his activity in the Cossack Ukrainian movement in the USA. In the 1970s, he was one of the leaders, clerk, tent of the Ukrainian Free Cossacks in Denver named after the commander, the first knight of the Iron Cross, Colonel-General Mikhail Omelyanovich-Pavlenko. V. Moshynsky received the rank of Cossack lieutenant colonel and later colonel. The main body of the free Cossack movement in the United States was the magazine "Ukrainian Cossacks", published from the late 1960s to ...

he author studies Anatoly Dobriansky's family correspondences dated 1952 – 1967th years and addressed to his mother named Faina Vasylivna as the most native person. In the article a wide problematic and thematic spectrum of private letters collected in the book is illustrated, the epistolary self-portrait of sender, specific of relations with Mother are characterized, the cultural, educational and scientific, social, social and political regional/Ukrainian contexts appeared from letter texts and "between the lines" are analyzed; the attention is paid to the style features of correspondences. The researcher believes that publicity of the family epistolary fifteen years in length impulses to some parallels "letter – life", "text – context". The author accentuates dramatism of "Bukovynsky Zlatoust's" biography (in particular two-year Anatoly Dobriansky's loss of his father repressed in 1937th, difficult relations with his elder brother named Alexander, even their "foreignness"). Thanks to and regardless bitter circumstances Faina Vasylivna and Anatoly Mykolaiovych became close in a special way. Letters of the son to his Mother published through Eleonora Solovey's efforts prove it. The author inclines to think that in the epistolary book "Letters to Mother" the individuality of Anatoly Dobriansky as bibliophile, philologist, poet, translator, teacher, musicologist is revealed in a special way. At the same time it is stated that regardless undoubtedly private nature Anatoly Dobriansky's published correspondences largely beyond the private and family field, their value is indeed wider and more global. Anatoly Dobriansky's epistolary texts presented in the book "Letters to Mother" can be divided into two cycles: 1) applicant /student (1952 – 1957th); 2) post-student (1957 – 1967th). Anatoly Dobriansky's letters to his Mother are relatively small epistolary array (91 plus one epistle found after the release of the book), but we have the feeling as if the whole era has swum before our eyes. In particular Anatoly Mykolaiovych and Faina Vasylivna Dobriansky were its contemporaries and witnesses. The photo album as the unique component of the book "Letters to Mother" illustrates well the epistolary texts, serves as a "guide" to the life and literary way of Anatoly Dobriansky, also his mother Faina Vasylivna and the whole family Dobriansky biography.