Mykola Stakhovsky
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Mykola Stakhovsky Микола Стаховський | |
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| Ambassador of Ukraine to the United Kingdom | |
| In office January 1919 – September 1919 | |
| President | Symon Petliura |
| Succeeded by | Arnold D. Margolin |
| Personal details | |
| Born | 22 May 1879 Stetkivtsi, Zhytomyr oblast |
| Died | 7 December 1948 (aged 69) Prague |
| Alma mater | Warsaw University |
Mykola Stakhovsky (Микола Стаховський) (May 22, 1879 in Stetkivtsi, Zhytomyr oblast — December 7, 1948 in Prague) was a Ukrainian diplomat, politician, and medic. He served as the Ukrainian ambassador to the United Kingdom in 1919.
Education
[edit]Mykola Stakhovsky graduated from Warsaw University, medical faculty in 1904.
Career
[edit]In 1904-1905 — he served with the Red Cross in the northeastern Chinese city of Shenyang.
In 1906 — he published ″Borotba″, an official periodical publication of the Ukrainian Social Democratic Labour Party in Kyiv.
In 1906-1908 — he continued his medical studies in Paris.
In 1909-1914 — he practised medicine in Vinnytsia.
In 1914-1917 — he continued his medical career in Proskuriv.
In May 1917 — after the establishment of the Ukrainian Central Rada, he was appointed provincial commissioner of Podillia.[1]
28 January 1919 to September 1919 — he was as the first head of the diplomatic mission of the Ukrainian People's Republic in London.
In 1920-1922 — he practised medicine in Paris and in Berlin.
In 1924-1939 — he practised medicine in Berehovo, where he was also one of the leading organizers of Ukrainian cultural life.
In 1939-1945 — he practised in Rumburk, Czechoslovakia.
December 7, 1948 — died in Prague and is buried in the Olšany Cemetery.