Shevchenko National Prize (Ukrainian: Націона́льна пре́мія Украї́ни і́мені Тараса́ Шевче́нка; also Shevchenko Award) is the highest state prize of Ukraine for works of culture and arts awarded since 1961. It is named after the inspirer of Ukrainian national revival Taras Shevchenko. It is one of the five state prizes of Ukraine that are awarded for achievements in various fields.
Shevchenko National Prize
Awarded for
...the most remarkable works of literature and arts, publicity and journalism...
In May 1961 the Soviet Union was honoring on a large scale the memory of Ukrainian Kobzar Taras Hryhorovych Shevchenko.[1] A century from the day of his death became the reason for conducting festive events not only in Ukraine, but throughout the Soviet Union.[1]
Thus, the Communist Party of the Soviet Union used the people's love for the great poet with goals of propaganda for "successes of Lenin National Policy" (such as the Declaration of the Rights of the Peoples of Russia), but it had to consider the national sentiments of Ukrainian people.[1] Such atmosphere contributed to that on May 20, 1961 the Council of Ministers of the Ukrainian SSR issued a resolution "About establishing annual Shevchenko Republican Prize".[2][1] At the same time there was adopted the Provision on prizes and examples of honoring badges with diplomas for laureates; also there was established a government committee headed by Oleksiy Korniychuk, which consisted along with the party's officials prominent figures of Ukrainian culture.[1] It was awarded to the prominent performers of literature, arts, music, theater, cinematography, architecture, and others.
The first laureates received the Prize on March 9, 1962. They were Pavlo Tychyna (recent speaker of Verkhovna Rada) and Oleksandr Honchar in literature, and Platon Mayboroda in music.
As of April 23, 1969 the award was renamed the Shevchenko State Prize of Ukrainian SSR. By the order of the President of Ukraine #800/2000 on June 22, 2000 the award became known as the Shevchenko National Prize.
From 1962 to 2018 the award was given to 648 people and eight collective ensembles.[3]
A special committee is elected to organize a concourse in three stages. Once decided the names of the candidates are forwarded to the State Committee of Awards and Heraldry that petitions them to the President.
The awarded are paid by the committee an amount the size of which is identified annually by the President. The monetary award of the prize for 2009 was ₴160,000 for each prize.[13] For comparison, in 2008 the prize money amounted to ₴130,000 which was equivalent to $25,000+. The first award in 1962 was given along with 2,500 roubles. The monetary award of the prize in 2010 was confirmed at ₴130,000 which by 40,000 less than the last year (implying that it was ₴170,000). The Party of Regions spokesperson Hanna Herman commented that the funds were awarded only that one that were already on the Shevchenko's Fund].[14]Shevchenko lived modestly, lived in need, and to buy him out of serfdom the Russian Intelligentsia collected 2,500 roubles - she added.[15]
Special conditions
The works that seek the National Prize are presented by the Ministry of Culture and Tourism of Ukraine, the Ukrainian National Academy of Science, the Ukrainian Academy of Arts, the Ukrainian artistic unions, and the Ukrainian literally and artistically critical associations. It may be awarded to the citizens of Ukraine as well as foreigners.
The literary and artistic works that reached the third stage can be nominated for the second time, but no more than two times. The special committee accepts all the works for the National Prize starting the following year from August 1 to November 1 of the current year. The collective authors of a presented work cannot exceed three persons, no more than five for a collective of performers. The participants that performed any administrative, organizational, or counseling functions cannot be included among the laureates. The National Prize is awarded to an author or a performer only once in the lifetime.
Discontinued nominations
Field of cinematography
During its history the prize was additionally awarded for featured films (until introduction of the Dovzhenko State Prize in 1994).
1971 for the film Family of Kotsyubynsky" to Tymofiy Levchuk (as film director), Oleksandr Levada (as script writer) and Oleksandr Hai (as featured actor)
1973 for the documentarySoviet Ukraine to Alexander Kosinov (film director), Ihor Pysanko (camera), Mykhailo Tkach (scriptwriter)
1975 for the feature film To the last minute to Valeriy Isakov (director), Vladimir Belyayev (script writer), Vladislav Dvorzhetsky (featured actor) and Valeriya Zaklunna (featured actress)
1978 for the documentary cinema-trilogy Soviet Ukraine. Years of struggle and victories. to Ihor Hrabovsky (script writer and director), Volodymyr Shevchenko (director), Ihor Malyshevsky (script and diction texts writer)
1979 for the film Reapers (1978) to Volodymyr Denysenko (film director)
1980 for the public television documentary Revival, from the book by then-Soviet leader Leonid Brezhnev to script authors Albert Putintsev and Volodymyr Barsuk, cinematographers Oleksandr Buzylevych and Viktor Kushch, and anchorman Vyacheslav Tikhonov
1985 for the film Troubled skies of Spain to Arnoldo Ibañez-Fernandez (film director), Volodymyr Kukorenchuk (cinematographer), Boris Dobrodeyev and Nikolai Shishlin (script authors)
1986 for the films The night is short and How young we were to Mykhailo Belikov (director and script writer), Oleksiy Levchenko (artistic director) and Vasyl Trushkovsky (camera)
1986 for the documentaries Army commanders of industry, Commanding corps and Strategy of science to Anton Komarnytsky and Ihor Sabeknykov (script writers), Valentyn Sperkach (film director), Yuri Stakhovsky (cinema) and Ihor Poklad (composer)
1987 for the film Star of Vavilov about the life of imprisoned Russian agronomist Nikolai Vavilov[16] to Anatoliy Borsyuk (film director), Serhiy Dyachenko (script writer), Oleksandr Frolov (camera)
1989 for the cinema-trilogy Chornobyl: two colors of time to Ihor Kobryn (film director), Yuri Bordakov (camera), Leonid Muzhuk and Khem Salhanyk (script writers)
1991 for the film Shadows of Forgotten Ancestors (1964) to Sergei Parajanov (film director, posthumously), Yuri Ilienko (camera), Larysa Kadochnykova (actress) and Heorhiy Yakutovych (artist)
1991 for the documentaries Open yourself, Taras and In front of an icon to Rolan Serhiyenko (film director), Volodymyr Kostenko (posthumously) and Mykola Shudrya (script writers) and Oleksandr Koval (camera)
1972 for monument "Battle of Glory of the Soviet forces" (Lviv) to Myron Vendzilovych (architect), Dmytro Krvavych (sculptor), Yaroslav Motyka (sculptor), Oleksandr Pirozhkov (artist-monumentalist)
1973 for monument "Ukraine for liberators" (Luhansk Oblast) to Heorhiy Holovchenko (architect), Ivan Minko (architect), Anatoliy Yehorov (architect), Ivan Chumak (sculptor), Vasyl Fedchenko (sculptor), Viktor Mukhin (sculptor), Ilya Ovcharenko (sculptor)
1974 for monument of Lesya Ukrainka (Kyiv) to Anatoliy Ihnashchenko (architect) and Halyna Kalchenko (sculptor)
1975 for sculpture portraits of his contemporaries (Korotchenko, Rylsky, Filatov) to Oleksandr Kovaliov
1977 for monument commemorating the declaration of the Soviet government in Ukraine (Kharkiv) to Ihor Alfyorov (architect), Anatoliy Maksymenko (architect), Mykhailo Ovsyakin (architect), Serhiy Svetlorusov (architect), Eryk Cherkasov (architect), Vasyl Ahibalov (sculptor), Yakov Ryk (sculptor)
1978 for creation of the Crimea Oblast Music and Drama Theater (Simferopol) to Saniya Afzametdinova (architect), Ernest Bykov (architect), Vitaliy Yudin (architect)
1978 for monument to the soldiers of the 1st Cavalry Army (Lviv Oblast) to Valentyn Borysenko (sculptor)
1979 for Complex of the Dmytro Yavornytsky National Historical Museum of Dnipro (Dnipropetrovsk) to Volodymyr Zuyev (architect and author of the complex reconstruction), Horpyna Vatchenko (museum director), Mykola But (diorama author Battle for Dnieper), Volodymyr Korotkov (museum interior author), Mykola Oviechkin (diorama author Battle for Dnieper), Vitaliy Prokuda (diorama scientific concept author Battle for Dnieper), Volodymyr Ryvin (museum interior author)
1980 for Silvery residential quarters (Lviv) to Yaroslav Kornilyev (engineer-constructor), Liudmila Nivina (architect), Zinoviy Podlesny (architect), Serhiy Zemyankin (architect)
1981 for Museum of shipbuilding and fleet (Mykolaiv) to Eduard Shorin (project director), Tamara Huselnykova (architect-restaurateur), Viktor Ivanov (engineer-constructor), Leonid Keranchuk (builder), Mykhailo Oziorny (artist), Viktor Semerniov (artist), Yuri Steshyn (artist), Liudmila Khlopinska (scientific consultant), Halyna Cherednychenko (scientific consultant)
1981 for Sumy Theater of Drama and Music Comedy in the name of M. Shchepkin to Stepan Slipets (director), Mykhailo Lushpa (architect), Iryna Petrova (engineer-constructor), Andriy Chornodid (architect)
1982 for creation of Music and Drama Theater in the name of Ivan Franko using the folklore motives (Ivano-Frankivsk) to Leonid Sandler (architect), Dmytro Sosnovy (architect), Vasyl Vilshuk (sculptor), Vasyl Lukashko (carver), Anton Ovchar (red-tree carpenter), Volodymyr Shevchuk (artist)
1983 for building and improvement of the city of Verkhnodniprovsk (Dnipropetrovsk Oblast) to Anatoliy Antonov (architect), Mykhailo Butenko (ground director), Mykola Lutsenko (architect), Oleksandr Moliverov (architect), Anatoliy Pidvezko (architect), Heorhiy Ratushny (architect), (Vasyl Streltsov) (ground director)
1983 for restoration of Mariinskyi Palace (Kyiv) to Anatoliy Yavorsky (engineer, director of creative collective), Vadym Hlybchenko (technical architect), Iryna Ivanenko (critic), Yevhen Kulikov (sculptor), Lev Novikov (architect), Arkady Khabinsky (engineer), Vitaly Shkliar (architect)
1983 for high relief "In a family of one" to Vasyl Svida
1984 for hotel complex "Hradetsky" (Chernihiv) to Valentyn Shtolko (architect, group leader), Alla Hrachiova (architect), Oleksandr Kabatsky (architect), Ihor Liubenko (architect), Volodymyr Ralchenko (architect), Volodymyr Sloboda (engineer-constructor)
1985 for architecture and artistic design of the Kyiv affiliation of Central Lenin museum (Kyiv) to Valery Barulenkov (civil engineer), Anatoliy Haydamaka (artist), Vadym Hopkalo (architect), Vadym Hrechyna (architect), Volodymyr Kolomiyets (architect), Vitaliy Miahkov (artist), Leonid Filenko (architect)
1985 for monument to the heroes of the Horlivka military uprising of 1905 (Donetsk Oblast) to Yevhen Horban (sculptor)
1985 for complex of the Republican Scientifically Methodical Center of mother and child health protection to Dmytro Popenko (architect, group director), Leonid Los (architect), Iryna Pukhova (engineer-constructor)
1986 for architecture in the village of Vuzlove (Lviv Oblast) to Ivan-Volodymyr Karpliuk (builder), Viktor Marchenko (architect), Ivan Oksentiuk (architect), Yosyp Parubochy (agronomist-landscaper), Vasyl Skuratovsky (architect), Andriy Shuliar (architect)
1987 for regional museum (Cherkasy) to Oleksiy Dubovy (science consultant), Oleksandra Stetsenko (design engineer), Leonid Kondratsky, Mykola Sobchuk, Serhiy Fursenko (architects)
1989 for creation of the Historical-Cultural Preservation in Pereiaslav (Kyiv Oblast) to Mykhailo Sikorsky
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See also List of all Shevchenko National Prize laureates Shevchenko National Prize Ukrainian Naciona lna pre miya Ukrayi ni i meni Tarasa Shevche nka also Shevchenko Award is the highest state prize of Ukraine for works of culture and arts awarded since 1961 It is named after the inspirer of Ukrainian national revival Taras Shevchenko It is one of the five state prizes of Ukraine that are awarded for achievements in various fields Shevchenko National PrizeAwarded for the most remarkable works of literature and arts publicity and journalism CountryUkrainian SSR UkrainePresented byGovernment of Ukrainian SSR President of UkraineFirst awarded1961Last awarded2021Websitehttp knpu gov ua Contents 1 History 2 Statute of the Award 2 1 Special conditions 3 Discontinued nominations 3 1 Field of cinematography 3 2 Politics 3 3 Architecture 4 See also 5 Further reading 6 Notes 7 References 8 External linksHistory EditThis section needs additional citations for verification Please help improve this article by adding citations to reliable sources Unsourced material may be challenged and removed Find sources Shevchenko National Prize news newspapers books scholar JSTOR October 2016 Learn how and when to remove this template message In May 1961 the Soviet Union was honoring on a large scale the memory of Ukrainian Kobzar Taras Hryhorovych Shevchenko 1 A century from the day of his death became the reason for conducting festive events not only in Ukraine but throughout the Soviet Union 1 Thus the Communist Party of the Soviet Union used the people s love for the great poet with goals of propaganda for successes of Lenin National Policy such as the Declaration of the Rights of the Peoples of Russia but it had to consider the national sentiments of Ukrainian people 1 Such atmosphere contributed to that on May 20 1961 the Council of Ministers of the Ukrainian SSR issued a resolution About establishing annual Shevchenko Republican Prize 2 1 At the same time there was adopted the Provision on prizes and examples of honoring badges with diplomas for laureates also there was established a government committee headed by Oleksiy Korniychuk which consisted along with the party s officials prominent figures of Ukrainian culture 1 It was awarded to the prominent performers of literature arts music theater cinematography architecture and others The first laureates received the Prize on March 9 1962 They were Pavlo Tychyna recent speaker of Verkhovna Rada and Oleksandr Honchar in literature and Platon Mayboroda in music As of April 23 1969 the award was renamed the Shevchenko State Prize of Ukrainian SSR By the order of the President of Ukraine 800 2000 on June 22 2000 the award became known as the Shevchenko National Prize From 1962 to 2018 the award was given to 648 people and eight collective ensembles 3 Statute of the Award EditMonetary awardYear Amount a 1962 2 52008 1302009 1602010 1702014 260 4 2015 240 5 2016 192 6 2017 240 7 2018 240 8 2019 200 9 2020 200 10 2021 240 11 2022 397 12 The National Prize is awarded annually by the order of the President of Ukraine There are up to five prizes in the following nominations Literature fiction or artistic literature Literature non fiction or documentary and scientifically critical literature Journalism and narrative journalism Performing Arts theatrical musical others Other Arts folk and visual A special committee is elected to organize a concourse in three stages Once decided the names of the candidates are forwarded to the State Committee of Awards and Heraldry that petitions them to the President The awarded are paid by the committee an amount the size of which is identified annually by the President The monetary award of the prize for 2009 was 160 000 for each prize 13 For comparison in 2008 the prize money amounted to 130 000 which was equivalent to 25 000 The first award in 1962 was given along with 2 500 roubles The monetary award of the prize in 2010 was confirmed at 130 000 which by 40 000 less than the last year implying that it was 170 000 The Party of Regions spokesperson Hanna Herman commented that the funds were awarded only that one that were already on the Shevchenko s Fund 14 Shevchenko lived modestly lived in need and to buy him out of serfdom the Russian Intelligentsia collected 2 500 roubles she added 15 Special conditions Edit The works that seek the National Prize are presented by the Ministry of Culture and Tourism of Ukraine the Ukrainian National Academy of Science the Ukrainian Academy of Arts the Ukrainian artistic unions and the Ukrainian literally and artistically critical associations It may be awarded to the citizens of Ukraine as well as foreigners The literary and artistic works that reached the third stage can be nominated for the second time but no more than two times The special committee accepts all the works for the National Prize starting the following year from August 1 to November 1 of the current year The collective authors of a presented work cannot exceed three persons no more than five for a collective of performers The participants that performed any administrative organizational or counseling functions cannot be included among the laureates The National Prize is awarded to an author or a performer only once in the lifetime Discontinued nominations EditField of cinematography Edit During its history the prize was additionally awarded for featured films until introduction of the Dovzhenko State Prize in 1994 1967 for the film Viper to Viktor Ivchenko film director 1971 for the film Family of Kotsyubynsky to Tymofiy Levchuk as film director Oleksandr Levada as script writer and Oleksandr Hai as featured actor 1973 for the documentary Soviet Ukraine to Alexander Kosinov film director Ihor Pysanko camera Mykhailo Tkach scriptwriter 1975 for the feature film To the last minute to Valeriy Isakov director Vladimir Belyayev script writer Vladislav Dvorzhetsky featured actor and Valeriya Zaklunna featured actress 1977 for the films Only Old Men Are Going Into Battle and Aty Baty soldiers chanted to Leonid Bykov actor 1978 for the documentary cinema trilogy Soviet Ukraine Years of struggle and victories to Ihor Hrabovsky script writer and director Volodymyr Shevchenko director Ihor Malyshevsky script and diction texts writer 1979 for the film Reapers 1978 to Volodymyr Denysenko film director 1980 for the public television documentary Revival from the book by then Soviet leader Leonid Brezhnev to script authors Albert Putintsev and Volodymyr Barsuk cinematographers Oleksandr Buzylevych and Viktor Kushch and anchorman Vyacheslav Tikhonov 1982 for the film The Gadfly to Mykola Mashchenko film director Sergei Bondarchuk for role of Cardinal Montanelli Andrei Kharitonov leading actor 1985 for the film Troubled skies of Spain to Arnoldo Ibanez Fernandez film director Volodymyr Kukorenchuk cinematographer Boris Dobrodeyev and Nikolai Shishlin script authors 1986 for the films The night is short and How young we were to Mykhailo Belikov director and script writer Oleksiy Levchenko artistic director and Vasyl Trushkovsky camera 1986 for the documentaries Army commanders of industry Commanding corps and Strategy of science to Anton Komarnytsky and Ihor Sabeknykov script writers Valentyn Sperkach film director Yuri Stakhovsky cinema and Ihor Poklad composer 1987 for the film Star of Vavilov about the life of imprisoned Russian agronomist Nikolai Vavilov 16 to Anatoliy Borsyuk film director Serhiy Dyachenko script writer Oleksandr Frolov camera 1988 for cartoon series Cossacks about the Zaporozhian Cossacks to Anatoliy Havrylov cinematography Volodymyr Dakhno film director and Eduard Kirych character artist 1988 for numerous roles in several films to Ivan Mykolaichuk actor posthumously 1989 for the cinema trilogy Chornobyl two colors of time to Ihor Kobryn film director Yuri Bordakov camera Leonid Muzhuk and Khem Salhanyk script writers 1991 for the film Shadows of Forgotten Ancestors 1964 to Sergei Parajanov film director posthumously Yuri Ilienko camera Larysa Kadochnykova actress and Heorhiy Yakutovych artist 1991 for the documentaries Open yourself Taras and In front of an icon to Rolan Serhiyenko film director Volodymyr Kostenko posthumously and Mykola Shudrya script writers and Oleksandr Koval camera Politics Edit On occasion it was awarded in 1964 on political basis to the Chairman of the Council of Ministers of USSR Nikita Khrushchev Architecture Edit Before introduction of the State Prize of Ukraine in Architecture in 1991 the Schevchenko National Prize was awarded for architecture as well 1971 for Palace Ukraine Kyiv to Yevhenia Marynchenko and Petro Zhylytsky 1972 for monument Battle of Glory of the Soviet forces Lviv to Myron Vendzilovych architect Dmytro Krvavych sculptor Yaroslav Motyka sculptor Oleksandr Pirozhkov artist monumentalist 1973 for monument Ukraine for liberators Luhansk Oblast to Heorhiy Holovchenko architect Ivan Minko architect Anatoliy Yehorov architect Ivan Chumak sculptor Vasyl Fedchenko sculptor Viktor Mukhin sculptor Ilya Ovcharenko sculptor 1974 for monument of Lesya Ukrainka Kyiv to Anatoliy Ihnashchenko architect and Halyna Kalchenko sculptor 1975 for sculpture portraits of his contemporaries Korotchenko Rylsky Filatov to Oleksandr Kovaliov 1977 for monument commemorating the declaration of the Soviet government in Ukraine Kharkiv to Ihor Alfyorov architect Anatoliy Maksymenko architect Mykhailo Ovsyakin architect Serhiy Svetlorusov architect Eryk Cherkasov architect Vasyl Ahibalov sculptor Yakov Ryk sculptor 1978 for creation of the Crimea Oblast Music and Drama Theater Simferopol to Saniya Afzametdinova architect Ernest Bykov architect Vitaliy Yudin architect 1978 for monument to the soldiers of the 1st Cavalry Army Lviv Oblast to Valentyn Borysenko sculptor 1979 for Complex of the Dmytro Yavornytsky National Historical Museum of Dnipro Dnipropetrovsk to Volodymyr Zuyev architect and author of the complex reconstruction Horpyna Vatchenko museum director Mykola But diorama author Battle for Dnieper Volodymyr Korotkov museum interior author Mykola Oviechkin diorama author Battle for Dnieper Vitaliy Prokuda diorama scientific concept author Battle for Dnieper Volodymyr Ryvin museum interior author 1980 for Silvery residential quarters Lviv to Yaroslav Kornilyev engineer constructor Liudmila Nivina architect Zinoviy Podlesny architect Serhiy Zemyankin architect 1981 for Museum of shipbuilding and fleet Mykolaiv to Eduard Shorin project director Tamara Huselnykova architect restaurateur Viktor Ivanov engineer constructor Leonid Keranchuk builder Mykhailo Oziorny artist Viktor Semerniov artist Yuri Steshyn artist Liudmila Khlopinska scientific consultant Halyna Cherednychenko scientific consultant 1981 for Sumy Theater of Drama and Music Comedy in the name of M Shchepkin to Stepan Slipets director Mykhailo Lushpa architect Iryna Petrova engineer constructor Andriy Chornodid architect 1982 for creation of Music and Drama Theater in the name of Ivan Franko using the folklore motives Ivano Frankivsk to Leonid Sandler architect Dmytro Sosnovy architect Vasyl Vilshuk sculptor Vasyl Lukashko carver Anton Ovchar red tree carpenter Volodymyr Shevchuk artist 1983 for building and improvement of the city of Verkhnodniprovsk Dnipropetrovsk Oblast to Anatoliy Antonov architect Mykhailo Butenko ground director Mykola Lutsenko architect Oleksandr Moliverov architect Anatoliy Pidvezko architect Heorhiy Ratushny architect Vasyl Streltsov ground director 1983 for restoration of Mariinskyi Palace Kyiv to Anatoliy Yavorsky engineer director of creative collective Vadym Hlybchenko technical architect Iryna Ivanenko critic Yevhen Kulikov sculptor Lev Novikov architect Arkady Khabinsky engineer Vitaly Shkliar architect 1983 for high relief In a family of one to Vasyl Svida 1984 for hotel complex Hradetsky Chernihiv to Valentyn Shtolko architect group leader Alla Hrachiova architect Oleksandr Kabatsky architect Ihor Liubenko architect Volodymyr Ralchenko architect Volodymyr Sloboda engineer constructor 1985 for architecture and artistic design of the Kyiv affiliation of Central Lenin museum Kyiv to Valery Barulenkov civil engineer Anatoliy Haydamaka artist Vadym Hopkalo architect Vadym Hrechyna architect Volodymyr Kolomiyets architect Vitaliy Miahkov artist Leonid Filenko architect 1985 for monument to the heroes of the Horlivka military uprising of 1905 Donetsk Oblast to Yevhen Horban sculptor 1985 for complex of the Republican Scientifically Methodical Center of mother and child health protection to Dmytro Popenko architect group director Leonid Los architect Iryna Pukhova engineer constructor 1986 for architecture in the village of Vuzlove Lviv Oblast to Ivan Volodymyr Karpliuk builder Viktor Marchenko architect Ivan Oksentiuk architect Yosyp Parubochy agronomist landscaper Vasyl Skuratovsky architect Andriy Shuliar architect 1987 for regional museum Cherkasy to Oleksiy Dubovy science consultant Oleksandra Stetsenko design engineer Leonid Kondratsky Mykola Sobchuk Serhiy Fursenko architects 1989 for creation of the Historical Cultural Preservation in Pereiaslav Kyiv Oblast to Mykhailo SikorskySee also Edit Ukraine portal Books portal Literature portalCross of Ivan Mazepa Kobzar Literary Award List of things named after Taras Shevchenko List of European art awards Shota Rustaveli State Prize similar prize of Georgia Vasyl Stus Prize Warrior of LightFurther reading EditShevchenko s Laureates 1962 2001 Encyclopedic handbook Editor Mykola Labinsky Kyiv Krynytsia 2001 696 p Appendix 12 p Shevchenko s Laureates 1962 2007 Encyclopedic handbook Editor Mykola Labinsky 2nd edition Kyiv Krynytsia 2007 768 p Donets H P Shevchenko State prizes of the Ukrainian SSR Shevchenko dictionary Volume 1 Shevchenko Institute of Literature of the Academy of Sciences of the Ukrainian SSR Kyiv Ukrainian Soviet Encyclopedia 1978 P 188 Shevchenko s award or Shevchenko National Prize of Ukraine Encyclopedia of Literary Studies Editor Yuriy Kovaliv Volume 2 Kyiv Akademiya 2007 P 583 584 Notes Edit in thousands of hryvnia previously Soviet roubles References Edit a b c d e Art creators of Luhansk region laureates of the State prize dead link Gorki Luhansk Oblast Universal Scientific Library 2006 Klymenko T Martyniuk A Thought Work Reward Scientific bibliographic index Franko Zhytomyr State University 2011 Istorichna dovidka Komitet z Nacionalnoyi premiyi Ukrayini imeni Tarasa Shevchenka knpu gov ua Retrieved 2022 12 14 Poroshenko hand out the Shevchenko prizes Photo Ukrinform 7 November 2014 Decree of the President of Ukraine from 5 bereznya 2015 year 124 2015 Pro prisudzhennya Nacionalnoyi premiyi Ukrayini imeni Tarasa Shevchenka in Ukrainian Decree of the President of Ukraine from 2 bereznya 2016 year 77 2016 Pro prisudzhennya Nacionalnoyi premiyi Ukrayini imeni Tarasa Shevchenka in Ukrainian Decree of the President of Ukraine from 6 bereznya 2017 year 55 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