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	Ivan Franko - Encyclopedia.com
		Ivan Franko was born on August 27, 1856, in...
		The Ivan Franko Drama Theater of Kyyiv is one of...
		honorary doctorate from Lviv University LVIV - Larissa M.L. Zaleska Onyshkevych was awarded an honorary doctorate from Ivan Franko Lviv National University in Ukraine on October 11 in recognition of her contribution to the study of Ukrainian drama...
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	Ivan Franko information - Search.com
		Franko was born in Nahuievychi, in the Drohobych county of eastern Halychyna, Galicia (which is today part of the Lviv Oblast in Ukraine) and was the son of a village flsmith, of German ancestry, original surname was Frank.
		The grave of Ivan Franko in the Lychakivskiy Cemetery in Lviv, Ukraine.
		Franko was buried at the Lychakivskiy Cemetery in Lviv.
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	Ivan Franko
		Ivan Franko (Іван Франко) (August 15, 1856 – May 28, 1916) was a Ukrainian poet and writer, social and literary critic, journalist, economist, and political activist.
		In 1880 Franko was arrested and sent to the infamous Siberian prison compound of Kolyma where he spent three months.
		In 1902 students and activists in Lviv, embarrassed that Franko was living in poverty, purchased a house for him in the city.
	www.xasa.com /wiki/en/wikipedia/i/iv/ivan_franko.html (172 words)

	Reference.com/Encyclopedia/Ivan Franko
		Franko was born in Nahuevychi, in the Drohobych district of eastern Galicia (Halychyna is today part of the Lviv Oblast in Ukraine), and was the son of a village flsmith, of German ancestry.
		Franko was appointed lecturer in the history of Ukrainian literature at Lviv University in 1894; however, he was not able to chair the Department of Ukrainian literature there because of opposition from Vicegerent Kazimierz Badeni and Galician reactionary circles.
		Franko was buried at the Lychakivskiy Cemetery in Lviv.
	www.reference.com /browse/wiki/Ivan_Franko (1320 words)

	Literature
		The son of a village flsmith, Franko graduated from the Drohobych gymnasium in 1875 and began to study classical philology and Ukrainian language and literature at Lviv University.
		Franko's political and publishing activities and his correspondence with Mykhailo Drahomanov attracted the attention of the police, and in 1877 he was arrested along with Mykhailo Pavlyk, Ostap Terletsky, and others for spreading socialist propaganda.
		With Franko he edited (1878) the socialist journal Hromads'kyi druh and miscellanies Dzvin and Molot, all of which outraged the conservative Galician public and were confiscated by the police...
	www.encyclopediaofukraine.com /literature.asp (4634 words)

	FOCUS ON PHILATELY: Ivan Franko in philately (PART II) (07/04/04)
		Franko's two sons were mobilized into the Austrian army (the third son, Andrew, died in 1913), and the Russians occupied Galicia during the first part of the conflict (September 1914 to June 1915).
		Ivan Franko was buried in Lviv's beautiful Lychakiv Cemetery, the most esteemed personage on the grounds that hold many of Ukraine's most honored heroes.
		Perhaps the greatest honor bestowed on Ivan Franko was the renaming of the city of Stanyslaviv, the second largest in Galicia, to Ivano-Frankivsk in 1962.
	www.ukrweekly.com /Archive/2004/270428.shtml (1446 words)

	UCEF - News - Ivan Franko and Ukrainian Catholic Universities Sign Cooperation Agreement
		Ivan Vakarchuk, rector of Ivan Franko National University in Lviv, and Fr.
		Cardinal Lubomyr Husar, head of the Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church and Grand Chancellor of the UCU, was also present at the ceremony, which was held in the Mirror Hall of Ivan Franko University.
		This program aims to improve the quality of education and involves12 students from the departments of history and philosophy of Ivan Franko University and the UCU departments of humanities and theology.
	www.ucef.org /news/030201.html (418 words)

	FOCUS ON PHILATELY: Ivan Franko in philately (PART I) (06/06/04)
		Franko was not only a fine poet, he was also an insightful dramatist, a novelist, a short story writer, a prolific translator (helped by the fact that he was also a linguist - fluent in Ukrainian, Polish, German and Russian), and a journalist, serving as founder, editor and critic of several publications.
		Ivan Franko was born on August 27, 1856, in the village of Nahuievychi (today renamed Ivan Franko), the son of a poor farmer-flsmith.
		Franko completed his studies at the Drohobych Gymnasium (secondary school) in 1875 and entered the University of Lviv, where he became a member of the editorial board of the journal Druh (Friend).
	www.ukrweekly.com /Archive/2004/230422.shtml (1026 words)

	The Ukrainian Prophet Ivan Franko
		Franko's works on the theory and history of literature and criticism were an important contribution to Ukrainian literary studies.
		Franko regarded Ukraine as a sovereign entity belonging to 'the circle of free nations'.
		Franko died in L'viv and was buried at the Lychakivsky Cemetery.
	www.ukraine-observer.com /articles/193/325 (1291 words)

	The life of Ivan Franko
		Franko was born in the village of Nahuievychi, in the Drohobych county of eastern Halychyna, which is now in the Lviv oblast.
		Franko lectured at the university in Chernivtsi, during the last semester.
		Shakhmatov and F. Korshch presented Franko as a candidate for membership in the Russian Academy of Sciences, which, however was blocked by reactionary forces of the empire.
	www.franko.lviv.ua /ifranko/life_of_ivan_franko.htm (671 words)

	Treaty of Pereyaslav (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Finding interest in literary works Franko the entered the university in Lemberg, later known as the Lviv Stat Ivan Franko University (2).
		During Ivan Franko’s life he wrote more than 1,000 literary works, including that of Ukrainian history, politics, and poetry (1).
		Ivan Franko died in 1916, forever changing the way Ukrainians viewed literary works weather it be books, poems, or even short journal articles.
	www.personal.psu.edu /users/d/v/dvk110/ukr100/franko.html (126 words)

	Ivan Franko - Moviefone
		Ivan Franko National University of L'viv is one of the oldest in Eastern Europe and one of the most prestigious universities in the Ukraine.
		The grave of Ivan Franko in the Lychakivskiy Cemetery in Lviv, Ukraine.
		The university would be renamed Ivan Franko National University of Lviv after...
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	Ivan Franko: His Ideas and Scions / Ukrayinska Pravda
		The early Ivan Franko was a social-democrat; however later, Franko adopted Ukrainian national-democratic views. This is the view held by critics of “frankotization,” such as Bohdan Chervak in his article “Ivan Franko: a social-democrat?”
		Avoiding in-depth analyses of Franko’s political, social and economic views, I must note that Bohdan Chervak appears to be closest to the truth. Chervak disagrees with “frankotization” whether by the SDPU(o), the Socialists, or the PSPU. As for connection between Franko and “Our Ukraine,” Chervak delicately omits any commentary.
		So according to Franko, social-democrats coming to power would be dangerous for the people, and this party should not be allowed to win in an election.
	www.pravda.com.ua /en/news/2006/9/5/6295.htm (861 words)

	Ukranian Garden
		Born on August 27, 1856 in Nahuievychi, Ivan Franko was a writer, scholar, political activist, and publicist.
		Franko’s historical writings were influential in shaping Ukrainian nationalism.
		In 1908 Franko's health was deteriorating, but he did not let that interfere with his passion for writing. It was during this period when he wrote Narys istoriï ukraïns’ko-rus’koï literatury do 1890 r.
	academic.csuohio.edu /clevelandhistory/culturalgardens/Gardens/Ukrainian/franko.htm (210 words)

	Language Lanterns Publications
		Fortunately for Ivan, his parents recognized his exceptional abilities, and so, at the age of six, they sent him to a school in the village of his mother’s brother, a literate peasant who taught Franko to read in just a few days.
		Well, Franko’s loss was Ukrainian literature’s gain, for his three unsuccessful love affairs, especially the last one that haunted him for the rest of his life, gave rise to one of the most intensely lyrical and beautifully crafted cycles of poetry in Ukrainian, and possibly, even in world literature: Ziv’yale lystya: Withered Leaves.
		In his talk, Franko still used the term Rusyn nation to refer to Halychyna, but he always maintained that a Ukrainian nation state, uniting Western Ukraine (Halychyna) that was part of the Austro-Hungarian Empire, with Eastern Ukraine that was under the control of Russia, was imperative.
	www.languagelanterns.com /frankobio.htm (2714 words)

	Ivan Franko — Infoplease.com
		Franko was an ardent political radical who sought to inspire Ukrainian nationalism in works such as
		Franko's poetic works include poems on social themes as well as purely lyrical poetry (
		(1905), Franko draws an analogy between the Israelite search for a homeland and the Ukrainian desire for independence.
	www.infoplease.com /ce6/people/A0819501.html (200 words)

	Ivan Franko and Shevchenko Busts Installed at Cultural Gardens
		A bust of the Ukrainian poet Taras Shevchenko by Alexander Archipenko, is a companion to the bust of Ivan Franko.
		Working with the President of the United Ukrainian Organizations, Vasyl Liscynesky, Lebid and Pogrebinsky, commissioned sculptor Yevhen Prokopov to make copies of the Franko and Shevchenko busts based on the Shevchenko version found at the UMA and the bronze Franko that was in the City Warehouse.
		As for the original bronze version of the Franko bust, the United Ukrainian Organizations reclaimed it from city storage and deposited it at the UMA where it is now on display.
	www.umacleveland.org /nlwinter01/bustsatgardens.shtml (391 words)

	Actual Philosophy in Lviv :: Actual Franko :: Ivan Franko's Museum in Lviv: A Photographed Essay :: ... (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Now the very University that threw him out bears his name (Ivan Franko National University of Lviv), there is a street and a square of his name, there is a huge monument in front of the University and his portrait is being put on the Ukrainian banknote of 20 hryvnas.
		As a part of the Annual Ivan Franko Memorial Days in Lviv the day of Sunday, 30 May 2004, was set as the Open Doors' Day in Lviv Museum of Ivan Franko.
		In preparing the material we used information presented by the Director of Ivan Franko Museum in Lviv, Mr Roman Horak at the Ivan Franko seminar (Institute for Ivan Franko Studies of the Ivan Franko Lviv National University, Lviv, Universytetska 1) on 27 May 2004.
	www.is.lviv.ua /~cathyway/franko_museum.htm (1019 words)

	HURI Annals: Ivan Franko and Ukrainian Identity Discussed in Eleventh Petryshyn Lecture
		If an individual life can reflect a nation’s history then Ivan Franko’s biography is the case in point.
		Thus argued Yaroslav Hrytsak in his presentation entitled "A Ruthenian Peasant in a German Outfit: Ivan Franko and the Making of Ukrainian Identity,” given within the annual Vasyl and Maria Petryshyn Memorial Lecture Series on April 19, 2004.
		Yaroslav Hrytsak, professor and director of the Institute for Historical Research at the Ivan Franko National University in Lviv, Ukraine.
	www.huri.harvard.edu /na/petryshyn_04.html (273 words)

	Remembering Ivan Franko (06/06/04) (Site not responding. Last check: )
		In Soviet times, Ivan Franko was lionized as a great revolutionary writer who struggled against the injustices of the Austrian imperial capitalists.
		Since he was presented as such a socialist hero, Franko himself or monuments to him appeared on Soviet-era postal stationery on numerous occasions.
		The figure represents a constructor (the embodiment of Ivan Franko's spirit of hope), who crushes rock in order to level the ground and lay a highway for his descendents to follow as they move to a brighter future (Figure 5).
	www.ukrweekly.com /Archive/2004/230423.shtml (256 words)

	Ivan Franko on stamps (06/06/04) (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Franko's centennial year of 1956 saw four stamps released in his honor.
		Three of these emissions came in the Soviet Union, where a set of two stamps (40-kopek and 1-ruble) was issued in August and another larger (40-kopek) stamp in December (Figure 7).
		Romania also released a Franko stamp in December of that year (Figure 8).
	www.ukrweekly.com /Archive/2004/230424.shtml (135 words)

	Ivan Franko : The Sculpture Center / OOSI (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Ivan Franko : The Sculpture Center / OOSI
		The sculpture depicts Ivan Franko's head, shoulders, and hands as he rests upon his arms leaning forward towards the viewer.
		Ivan Franko, as the attached plaque reads, was the national poet of Ukraine.
	www.sculpturecenter.org /oosi/sculpture.asp?SID=1044 (49 words)

	Ivan Franko. Collection of works. Part 3. (mp3). // www.UMKA.com.ua (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Only afterwards, in quite a mature age already, I discovered for myself the Franko for children, the tale-teller Franko.
		Franko created from the firm word and the fiery character habitation for the human spirit.
		And it is so truly written by Ivan Bagrjany and so tastily read by Borys Loboda that it is just impossible to come off it.
	www.umka.com.ua /eng/catalogue/2539 (1334 words)

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		The early Ivan Franko was a social-democrat; however later, Franko adopted Ukrainian national-democratic views. This is the view held by critics of “frankotization,” such as Bohdan Chervak in his article “Ivan Franko: a social-democrat?”
		Avoiding in-depth analyses of Franko’s political, social and economic views, I must note that Bohdan Chervak appears to be closest to the truth. Chervak disagrees with “frankotization” whether by the SDPU(o), the Socialists, or the PSPU. As for connection between Franko and “Our Ukraine,” Chervak delicately omits any commentary.
		So according to Franko, social-democrats coming to power would be dangerous for the people, and this party should not be allowed to win in an election.
	www2.pravda.com.ua /en/news/2006/9/5/6295.htm (777 words)

	President Viktor Yushchenko visited Ivan Franko Museum Reserve at village of Nahuyevychi, Lviv region / News / NRCU
		As the Head of State reminded, the burden of Franko's works was national unity and concord.
		In an interview to journalists Mr Yushchenko said he supported the idea of creating a single national award of Ivan Franko instead of existent four ones.
		According to the President, a 100-volume edition of Ivan Franko works pending to be printed.
	www.nrcu.gov.ua /index.php?id=148&listid=33029 (280 words)

	AllRefer.com - Ivan Franko (Russian And Eastern European Literature, Biography) - Encyclopedia
		AllRefer.com - Ivan Franko (Russian And Eastern European Literature, Biography) - Encyclopedia
		Ivan Franko, Russian And Eastern European Literature, Biographies
		Ivan Franko[E´vAn frAn´kO] Pronunciation Key, 1856–1916, Ukrainian writer and nationalist.
	reference.allrefer.com /encyclopedia/F/Franko-I.html (280 words)

	Ivan Franko — FactMonster.com
		Franko was an ardent political radical who sought to inspire Ukrainian nationalism in works such as
		Franko's poetic works include poems on social themes as well as purely lyrical poetry (
		(1905), Franko draws an analogy between the Israelite search for a homeland and the Ukrainian desire for independence.
	www.factmonster.com /ce6/people/A0819501.html (90 words)

	M-79 Ukrainian People’s Home of Ivan Franko - Province of Manitoba \| General Page
		M-79 Ukrainian People’s Home of Ivan Franko - Province of Manitoba
		The Angusville Ukrainian People’s Home of Ivan Franko was constructed in 1934 by members of the Ukrainian community of Angusville and surrounding areas.
		The Angusville Ukrainian People’s Home of Ivan Franko is adorned with three domes or "banyas," of the type more typically seen in Ukrainian church architecture.
	www.gov.mb.ca /chc/hrb/mun/m079.html (152 words)

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