Mykhailo Dobkin
| Mykhailo Dobkin | |
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| Sexo | mascule |
| Nascentia | 1970-01-26 (Kharkiv) |
| Citatania | Union Sovietic, Ukraina |
| Educate in | National University of Internal Affairs[*], Kharkiv National University of Economics[*] |
| Occupation | politico[*], homine de stato[*], Eastern Orthodox deacon[*] |
| Partito politic | Party of Regions[*], Opposition Bloc[*], Social Democratic Party of Ukraine (united)[*], The Party of Christian Socialists[*] |
| Religion | Ecclesia Orthodoxe |
| Fratres/sorores | Dmytro Dobkin[*] |
| Premios | Order of Friendship[*], Order of Merit (Ukraine), 3rd class[*], Order of Merit (Ukraine), 2nd class[*], Order of Merit, 1st class[*], Honorary Diploma of the Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine[*] |
| Lingua | russo, Ukrainian[*] |
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| Identificatores | |
| VIAF | 313486487 |
| IMDB | nm5631061 |
| Commons | Mykhailo Dobkin |
Mykhailo "Mikhail" Markovyč Dobkin (Миха́йло Ма́ркович До́бкін) (nate le 26 de januario 1970) es un politico ukrainian de ascendentia judee qui es le ex-governator del oblast de Kharkiv, le ex-alcalde del citate de Kharkiv, e in ex-deputato del Rada Supreme de Ukraina.[1]
In 2014, Dobkin ha formate le organisation Fronte Ukrainian, in opposition al presidente Viktor Yanukovich, que indicava le intention de "mundar e purificar nostre terra ukrainian de illes qui veni hic con planos pro occupation".[2] In februario de 2014, Dobkin ha petite pro le capital de Ukraina ser movite de Kiev a Kharkiv, e por un structura federal de governamento que se establira in Ukraina.[3]
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Referentias
[modificar | modificar fonte]- ↑ http://www.tabletmag.com/jewish-news-and-politics/163972/jews-in-maidan
- ↑ Daniel McLaughlin, "Ukraine’s revolutionaries reject ‘fascist’ jibe as conflicting histories collide", The Irish Times, 13 February 2014
- ↑ Roman Olearchyk, Neil Buckley, "Uncertainty in Ukraine as president goes missing", FT.com, 22 February 2014