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{{Short description|Ukrainian politician (1904–1957)}} |title = [[Ukrainian State|Crown Prince of Ukraine]] ...

{{Short description|Ukrainian-American expressionist artist}} ...1881 [[Mstsislaw]], Belarus – 30 June 1942 [[Bronx]], United States) was a Ukrainian-American [[Expressionism|expressionist]] artist of Belarusian-Jewish origin ...

...rsity of Geneva]], after which he moved to the [[University of Göttingen]] in 1921 to undertake research for his doctorate under the supervision of [[Edm ...t the Hebrew University of Jerusalem|first=Shaul|last=Katz|journal=Science in Context|url=http://journals.cambridge.org/abstract_S0269889704000092|volume ...

{{For|Ukrainian swimmer|Anna Stetsenko (swimmer)}} ...ed|date=November 2021}} She began work at the City University of New York in 1999.<ref name="cunybio"/> ...

| caption = Avrahm Yarmolinsky in 1919. *[[University of Neuchâtel]], Switzerland, certificat, 1913 ...

...05-21}}</ref> He worked on decorations in many palaces and other buildings in and around [[Saint Petersburg]], particularly under the architect [[Antonio ...ni|Pietro Magno]], who decorated many palaces and ecclesiastical buildings in central Germany.<ref>{{Cite web|url=https://www.artistiticinesi-ineuropa.ch ...

| caption = Kapustin in 2023 ...After moving to Ukraine, he founded the [[Russian Volunteer Corps]] (RVC) in 2022 and is the group's leader. The Russian government has labelled him a t ...

...16-08-02}}</ref> is an Italian orchestral [[Conducting|conductor]] working in the United States. He is the son of late film producer [[Carlo Ponti|Carlo ...y Boreyko]] in Los Angeles from 1997-99, and furthered his musical studies in Austria at the Vienna Musikhochschule from 1999 to 2001 under [[Leopold Hag ...

| birth_place = Switzerland ...

...e Icon biography]. Retrieved 18 March 2014.</ref> After retiring, he lived in [[Versailles (city)|Versailles]]. ...on painters. For more than thirty years, he has also taught icon workshops in countries throughout the world, including Italy, [[Argentina]], the United ...

...arzwald (1872–1940) ~1920 by Grete Kolliner.jpg|thumb|Eugenie Schwarzwald (in the 1920s)]] ...or of the school. In 1911, Schwarzwald won the second and conclusive round in her battle, by opening an eight-years girls’ gymnasium at her school. Awa ...

...in 1900. In 1901, he married Jeanne Alice Ladrierre of Lausanne, who died in 1922.<ref name=odnb/><ref name=obit/> ...a member of the Conservative-backed Moderate grouping. He topped the poll in the [[Charlton, London|Charlton]] [[ward (politics)|ward]], and became lead ...

| group = Europeans in Pakistan | image_caption = Europeans in [[Lahore]], c. 1590 ...

| caption = Sirk in 1955 | death_place = [[Lugano]], [[Ticino]], Switzerland ...

...l=http://www.sptimes.ru/index.php?story_id=25000&action_id=2 |title=AGENTS IN POWER |work=[[The St. Petersburg Times (Russia)|The Saint Petersburg Times] ...[Ost-West Handelsbank]].}} and [[Vladimir Dmitriev]] and earned his degree in 1975, studying international economics, finance and banking.<ref name=Forbe ...

{{Short description|Ukrainian-Russian revolutionary and politician}} | caption = Pyatakov in 1916 ...

[[Kendo]] originated in Japan, but is today practiced worldwide. ...hile the term kendo is used all over the world, the term [[Kumdo]] is used in Korea. ...

| caption = Alexander Parvus in 1905 ...eoretician (Marxism)|theoretician]], publicist, and controversial activist in the [[Social Democratic Party of Germany]]. ...

{{Short description|Immigrants settled in the United Arab Emirates}} |group = Expatriates in the United Arab Emirates ...

...|image_size=350|caption=[[Population pyramid]] of the United Arab Emirates in 2020|size_of_population=9,915,803 (2022 est.)|nation=Emirati|official=Arabi ...emigration data, [[Ethnic group|ethnicity]], education levels, [[Religion in the United Arab Emirates|religions practiced]], and languages spoken within ...