June 15, 1856
April 10, 1856
September 10, 1856
August 27, 1856
A Russian playwright and dancer
A Polish scientist and musician
A Ukrainian poet, writer, social and literary critic, journalist, and translator
A German architect and historian
Nahuievychi, a village in what is now Ukraine
Lviv, a city in Ukraine
Kyiv, Ukraine
Donetsk, Ukraine
Taras Bulba
Zakhar Berkut
The Cherry Orchard
War and Peace
Journalist
Lawyer
Politician
Engineer
University of Vienna
University of Lviv
University of Warsaw
University of Berlin
Literature, politics, and social advocacy
Physics, chemistry, and mathematics
Architecture, art, and music
Dentistry, medicine, and biology
Kamenyari (The Stonecutters)
The Raven
The Divine Comedy
The Wasteland
10
8
At least 14
6
Romantic love and loyalty
Adventure and exploration
The struggle between good and evil, particularly the spirit of freedom against oppression
Mystery and suspense
The rise of socialism and nationalism in Ukraine
Monarchism in Europe
Capitalism in Eastern Europe
Colonialism in Africa
His arrest and imprisonment for his political activities
A natural disaster
Financial difficulties
His family moving abroad
Wrote several plays and was involved in theatrical productions
Directed operas
Designed stage costumes
Performed as a lead actor
April 15, 1917
May 28, 1916
March 30, 1918
June 5, 1919
His work has been translated into many languages and he is celebrated as a national cultural figure in Ukraine
He received a Nobel Prize in Literature
A statue was erected in Paris
A moon crater was named after him