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Kotlyarevsky (Êîòëÿðåâñüêèé) Ivan Petrovych
(1769—1838)
Ivan Kotlyarevsky was a Ukrainian writer, poet and a playwright widely regarded to be the pioneer of the modern Ukrainian literature. His poem «Eneïda» (1798), a parody of Virgil's «Aeneid», is considered to be the first literary work published wholly in Ukrainian, an everyday language of millions, but officially unrecognized and discouraged from the literary usage in the Imperial Russia. His two plays, also living classics, «Natalka-Poltavka» (Natalka from Poltava) and «Moskal'-Charivnyk» (The Muscovite-Sorcerer) have started the development of Ukrainian national theater and opera. An interesting fact about Kotlyarevsky is his membership in a Poltava freemason lodge "Love for Truth"
Ukraine, 1995, Ivan Kotlyarevsky
Ukraine, 2004, Kotlyarevsky monument in Poltava
USSR, 1969, Ivan Kotlyarevsky
Ukraine, 1994.09.09, 
Poltava. Ivan Kotlyarevsky
Ukraine, 1995.07.08, Poltava. Ivan Kotlyarevsky
Ukraine, 1997.09.09, Poltava. Kotlyarevsky's museum
Ukraine, 1998.09.09, Poltava. Ivan Kotlyarevsky
Ukraine, 2003.09.20, Poltava. Ivan Kotlyarevsky
USSR, 1969.06.09, Poltava. Birth bicentenary of Kotlyarevsky
USSR, 1969.09.09, Kiev. Birth bicentenary of Kotlyarevsky
USSR, 1969.09.09, Poltava. Birth bicentenary of Kotlyarevsky
Ukraine, 1995, 
Ivan Kotlyarevsky
Ukraine, 1998, Ivan Kotlyarevsky
Ukraine, 2003, Kotlyarevsky monument in Poltava
USSR, 1969, Ivan Kotlyarevsky
USSR, 1982.02.12, 
Kotlyarevsky's museum in Poltava
