1864: Lviv’s drama company stages a Ukrainian-language play based on Hryhorii Kvitka-Osnovianenko’s story “Marusia.”
1882: The first book of the Kievskaia starina [a historically ethnographic and literal chronicle published in Kyiv, in Russian and Ukrainian, in 1882-1907] comes off the presses.
1910: The first issue of Ukrainsky holos [The Ukrainian Voice] comes off the presses in Winnipeg (Canada).
1921: Soviet Ukraine’s Radnarkom adopts a decree setting the food/revenue tax’s norms and standards.
1944: Troops of the First Ukrainian Front clear Chernivtsi of the Nazis, in the course of the Proskurov-Chernivtsi offensive.
1955: Mykola Lysenko’s opera Taras Bulba premieres at Kyiv’s Opera and Ballet Theater.
1990: The City Council of Ternopil legitimatizes the usage of Ukrainian national symbols.
1993: Kyiv hosts the first convention of Ukraine’s businessmen and entrepreneurs.
