About Lyubov Yanovska
Lived 1861 – 1933 (aged 71–72). Lyubov Yanovska was a Russian and Ukrainian novelist, public figure and writer.
Lyubov Yanovska (Ukrainian: Любов Олександрівна Яновська; 1861–1933) was a Ukrainian writer and feminist.
Her work was translated to English for the collections In the Dark of the Night (1998) and Warm the Children, O Sun (1998).
Her daughter was Valentyna Radzymovska, Ukrainian physiologist and biochemist.
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Who was Lyubov Yanovska?
Ukrainian writer
When was Lyubov Yanovska born?
Lyubov Yanovska was born on 30 July 1861 in Mykolaiivka.
When did Lyubov Yanovska die?
Lyubov Yanovska died in 1933 in Kyiv.
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Lyubov Yanovska was a novelist, public figure and writer.
What nationality was Lyubov Yanovska?
Lyubov Yanovska was Russian and Ukrainian.
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