Information
- Full Name
- Mykola Rudenko
- Born
- 19 December 1920 Yurivka
- Died
- 1 April 2004 Kyiv, Ukraine
- Realm
- Ukrainian
- Languages
- English
Mykola Rudenko UA
19 December 1920
– 1 April 2004
- The Cross
- St. Sophia Religious Association of Ukrainian Catholics
- Prozrinnia
- Smoloskyp
- Shliakh do khaosu
- Ukrainski Visti
- Na dni morskomu
- Smoloskyp
- Prozrinnia
- Smoloskyp
- Orlova balka
- Smoloskyp
- Za gratamy
- Suchasnist
- Ya – vilnyi! samvydavna poema z Ukrainy
- Smoloskyp
- Khrest
- Smoloskyp
- FROM THE AUTHOR
- Mykola Rudenko
This play, in a slightly softened version, was staged by the Kyiv Academic Theater named after I. Franko. The director was V. Ogloblin, and the role of Oksana was performed by N. Uzhviy (1962). Initially, the play enjoyed support in the highest party and government circles...
- FROM THE PUBLISHER
- None
FROM THE PUBLISHER In the 1950s-60s, during the period of post-Stalinist spiritual thaw, three plays appeared in Ukraine that made more or less an attempt to expose the crimes of the Soviet government. These were: Wings by O. Korneychuk (1954), Silence is Forbidden by M...
Motto: Life – for Ukraine Guiding Statement: Do not worry about what others think of you—worry about who you truly are. “If we embrace Skovoroda’s philosophy (his ethics and morals), Ukraine will catch up with the civilized West within a few decades...