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Yevhen Chykalenko was a philanthropist, publisher, journalist, member of the Hromada of Kyiv, and initiator of the Society of Ukrainian Progressives.

Gregor (Hryhorii) Kruk was a well-known Ukrainian and German sculptor and graphic artist whose artistic legacy includes over four thousand works. Kruk's sculptures embody simple human truths in harmonious forms. His creative output is dominated by compositions that reflect the world of Galician life and various human characters.

Andriy Melnyk was a Colonel of the Ukrainian People's Republic Army, the second leader of the Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists (OUN) (1938–1964), and a fighter for Ukraine's independence.

Bohdan Hawrylyshyn was a Ukrainian, Canadian, and Swiss scholar in economics and political science, as well as a Ukrainian public figure.

Mykola Anastaziyevsky, a Ukrainian-American artist and art historian.

Danylo Skoropadsky was a Ukrainian political and public figure in exile, the son of Hetman Pavlo Skoropadsky, who took an active part in organizing the political, social, and cultural life of Ukrainians in the UK and was the honorary head of the Association of Ukrainians in Great Britain.

Olexa Bulavytsky was a Ukrainian-American artist, landscape painter, and portraitist.

Anatole Kolomayets was a Ukrainian and American artist who has lived most of his life in Chicago (USA), but in his work, he has always turned to the images of his homeland.

Volodymyr Kedrovsky was a military officer, public and political figure, colonel of the Ukrainian People’s Republic (UPR) army, head of the UPR Diplomatic Mission to Latvia, Estonia, and Finland, head of the Ukrainian Service of the Voice of America radio station; a representative of the second wave of emigration—lived and worked in Austria and the United States.