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'''Michael Verbytsky''' ([[1815]] - [[1870]]) was a [[Ukrainian]] [[songwriter]], and [[Catholic]] [[priest]]. He composed the [[Ukrainian national anthem]]. He was born in the city [[ |
'''Michael Verbytsky''' ([[1815]] - [[1870]]) was a [[Ukrainian]] [[songwriter]], and [[Catholic]] [[priest]]. He composed the [[Ukrainian national anthem]]. He was born in the city [[Yavirnyk Rus'kyy]], [[Ukraine]]. |
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[[Ukrainian President]] [[Victor Yushchenko]] laid flowers atop his tomb as part in the ceremony of opening the chapel-pantheon over the tomb of Mykhaylo Verbytsky. The pantheon was erected to mark the 140th anniversary of Ukrainian national anthem and 190th anniversary of its composer. |
[[Ukrainian President]] [[Victor Yushchenko]] laid flowers atop his tomb as part in the ceremony of opening the chapel-pantheon over the tomb of Mykhaylo Verbytsky. The pantheon was erected to mark the 140th anniversary of Ukrainian national anthem and 190th anniversary of its composer. |
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Michael Verbytsky (1815 - 1870) was a Ukrainian songwriter, and Catholic priest. He composed the Ukrainian national anthem. He was born in the city Yavirnyk Rus'kyy, Ukraine.
Ukrainian President Victor Yushchenko laid flowers atop his tomb as part in the ceremony of opening the chapel-pantheon over the tomb of Mykhaylo Verbytsky. The pantheon was erected to mark the 140th anniversary of Ukrainian national anthem and 190th anniversary of its composer.
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