Uliana Kravchenko is the pen name of Julia Schneider (April 18, 1860 – March 31, 1947). She was a Ukrainian educator, writer[1] and the first Galician woman to publish a book of poetry.[2]

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She was born in Mykolaiv, currently in Stryi Raion of Lviv Oblast, grew up in Lviv and studied at a teaching seminary. Her first published work was a story that appeared in the journal Zoria. Kravchenko was active in the Ukrainian women's movement in Galicia. Women's liberation was a major theme in her poetry; she was considered to be the bard of the women's movement. She was also one of the first women teachers in Galicia.[1][2]

Kravchenko died in Peremyshl (now Przemyśl, Poland) at the age of 86.[1]

Selected works[1]

• Prima vera, poetry (1885)
• Na novyi shliakh ("Onto a New Road"), poetry (1891)
• Prolisky ("Anemones"), children's poetry (1921)
• V dorohu ("On Our Way"), children's poetry (1921)
• Lebedyna pisnia ("The Swan Song"), children's poetry )1924)
• V zhytti ie shchos’ ("There Is Something in Life"), poetry (1929)
• Dlia neï—vse! ("For Her—Everything!"), poetry (1931)
• Shelesty nam barvinochku ("Rustle for Us, Little Periwinkle"), children's poetry (1932)
• Moï tsvity ("My Flowers"), prose collection (1933)
• Zamist’ avtobiohrafiï ("Instead of An Autobiography"), memoirs (1934)
• Spohady uchytel’ky ("Memoirs of a Teacher"), memoirs (1935)
• Vybrani poeziï ("Selected Poems"), poetry (1941)
• Khryzantemy ("Chrysanthemums"), autobiographical novella (1961)

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[de] Uljana Krawtschenko

[ru] Ульяна Кравченко