Valentyn Prodaievych (Ukrainian: Валентин Олександрович Продаєвич; born January 11, 1960 in Ovidiopol, U.S.S.R), is a Ukrainian public figure, politician, lawyer, journalist and writer. He was Chairman of the Economic Court of Odesa region from July 15, 2002 till October 2011. He is the founder of the all-Ukrainian patriotic portal Ukridea. Valentin Prodaievych is an author of several books dedicated to the history of Ukrainian town Odesa and has made notable historical contributions to a number of publications where he investigates the complex history of the legendary city.
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| - Valentyn Prodaievych (Ukrainian: Валентин Олександрович Продаєвич; born January 11, 1960 in Ovidiopol, U.S.S.R), is a Ukrainian public figure, politician, lawyer, journalist and writer. He was Chairman of the Economic Court of Odesa region from July 15, 2002 till October 2011. He is the founder of the all-Ukrainian patriotic portal Ukridea. Valentin Prodaievych is an author of several books dedicated to the history of Ukrainian town Odesa and has made notable historical contributions to a number of publications where he investigates the complex history of the legendary city. (en)
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| - Valentyn Prodaievych (Ukrainian: Валентин Олександрович Продаєвич; born January 11, 1960 in Ovidiopol, U.S.S.R), is a Ukrainian public figure, politician, lawyer, journalist and writer. He was Chairman of the Economic Court of Odesa region from July 15, 2002 till October 2011. He is the founder of the all-Ukrainian patriotic portal Ukridea. Valentin Prodaievych is an author of several books dedicated to the history of Ukrainian town Odesa and has made notable historical contributions to a number of publications where he investigates the complex history of the legendary city. Prodajevitch offers new insights to the reader's perception of their beloved Odessa in the two-volume book Legends and True Stories of Alexander Park that he cowrote with Aleksandr Surilov. While written in a literary and a detective style, the book takes the reader through significant historical events of the city as well as its familiar landmarks. The author has collaborated on a historical illustrated album "Bombardment of Odesa in 1854" which is dedicated to the events of the Eastern Crimean War, highlighting the attack of the Anglo-French Armada on the Russian port of Odesa. (en)
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