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Nil Khasevych was born on 25 November, 1905, is an artist. Discover Nil Khasevych's Biography, Age, Height, Physical Stats, Dating/Affairs, Family and career updates. Learn How rich is He in this year and how He spends money? Also learn how He earned most of networth at the age of 118 years old?

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2016

In Rivne region, the Award of Nil Khasevych was established. The first winner of it (in 2016) was painter and graphic artist Yevhen Chorny.

2015

Resolution No. 184-VIII of the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine from February 11, 2015, set the celebration of 110 years since the birth of graphic artist at the state level.

2008

And December 26, 2008, the Security Service of Ukraine transferred to permanent storage at the memorial complex The National Museum of Ukraine in World War II 103 original prints of Nil Khasevych and wooden printing blocks for their production, which remained in the storages of the KGB.

1992

In 1992, on the death spot of Nil Khasevych, in Suhsvtsy of Rivne Raion, a memorial sign was installed by the artist Valeriy Voytovych [uk].

1990

The SBU in Volyn Oblast, in the early 1990s,gave a selection of original woodcuts of Nil Khasevych preserved in the archives to a regional ethnographic museum in Lutsk.

1988

The bunker (Ukrainian: криївка, romanized: kryyivka) was equipped for homesteading, with the hidden entrance to the cave located in a barn near the wood. The bunker itself was relatively spacious, had three-quarters. Here there took place last fight of Khasevych and the two rebels who guarded him against the gebists (Russian: гэбисти, lit. 'state security operatives'). Teodor Gladkov's book, With shield and sword (Russian: Со щитом и мечом), published in 1988 in Lviv by the Kameniar publishing house [uk], gives details of the death of the warrior-artist:

1976

Borys Yukhymovych Steklyar (KGB colonel, in 1976 he retired from the post of Head of Department of the KGB of USSR in Rivne region then led the "Intourist" in Rivne region, Rivne branch chairman of the public association "Union of veterans of Ukraine"), involved in the deaths of many of the rebels, even in 2016, is an influential figure in the SBU.

1956

After three days the rebels' dead bodies were taken to an unknown destination. Julius Holovatsky [uk], Ukrainian writer, member of the national liberation movement for the independence of Ukraine and political prisoner, wrote an essay, "Barrel", in 1956, which was published in parts throughout 1996 — 1998, which also described the death of Nil Khasevych:

1951

In 1951 an order came from the capital of Soviet Union "to suppress the anti-Soviet activities" (Russian: пресечь антисоветскую деятельность) of Khasevych, because the engraving was presented to the delegates of the United Nations General Assembly and to foreign diplomats, and then was published in the aforementioned book "Graphics in UPA bunkers". To search for the artist, the authorities established an inter-oblast task force, led by GB (Russian: ГБ (государственная безопасность), lit. 'State Security') Captain Borys Steklyar. It also included, as captain, Markelov, and Kudrytskyi. Secret police picked up the trail of "Zot" several times - once, in Lviv, through "citizen M", who hid in his place a personal archive of Nil Khasevych. He hid them in a glass jar and buried in the garden. "Organs" tried to lure and capture him, but to no avail. Later, in one of the captured bunkers, they found an encrypted document. When deciphered, it read:

1948

In June 1948, the Ukrainian Supreme Liberation Council (UHVR) introduced awards for illegals, which earned them with a personal courage. In particular, "Zot" created sketches of the Cross of Merit and Cross of Combat Merit and medal "For the fight in especially difficult circumstances." Subsequently, the author was awarded the Silver Cross of Merit and Medal and elected to UHVR from Ukrainian intelligentsia. Few know about who he really was, what he was doing and where he was. He was carried from hiding place to hiding place by bicycle.

In 1948 UHVR awarded him with the Silver Cross of Merit and the Medal "For the fight in especially difficult circumstances" [uk].

1947

In 1947, his wife died, who was a liaison in the Lutsk resistance. There are left her portraits, painted in April 1945.

1941

In 1941, he became a member of the Labor Union of Lviv, Ukrainian Fine Arts and worked with the Rivne Magazine "Volhynia" with Ulas Samchuk. In Nazi-occupied Lviv in 1942 — 1943, he held an exhibition of Ukrainian artists in which Nil Khasevych exhibited the work of patriotic themes, including "Sleep, guys, sleep".

1935

Khasevych was a successful artist and could easily live with the Crosses of Merit. Nil Khasevych was an active public and political figure, and a member of the Volhynia Ukrainian association [uk] (VUO) from 1935. He was a delegate to the Regional Congress of the VUO in 1935 in Lutsk. He was personally acquainted with Stepan Bandera and other Ukrainian leaders of the national movement. He was a member of the central and regional OUN leadership, and later, he joined the Ukrainian Supreme Liberation Council (UHVR). But the impending world war and the fate put him a choice. Along with the work, he is engaged in social and political activities: he took part in the Volhynia Ukrainian association, and later joined the OUN. Since April 1943, when groups of the UPA were formed in mass, he joined the underground work. He was elected to the central and regional leadership of the OUN. From that time, he began a nomadic life. He worked in the Kriivka [uk], and constantly changed his location because of the constant danger. He was known by the pseudonyms Bay-Zot, Levko, Rybalka, 333, Stary, and Dzhmil. Nil Antonovych was a talented propagandist who led an insurgency printing house. He also worked as an artist and editor, preparing illustrations for satirical magazines of the UPA "Ukrainian pepper" and "Horseradish", designed the pappus and leaflets for underground publication, and released an album of caricatures. He also worked on projects of flags, seals, forms for insurgents. During 1943 — 1944, he led a political-propagandist unit of the UP "North" group, commanded by Klym Savur (real name Dmytro Klyachkivskyy). After the death of his friend and leader, Khasevych remained on combat post for another seven years. His portfolio of the war and post-war era — 150 woodcuts, which was issued overseas in albums as "Volhynia in the fight" and "Graphics in UPA bunkers" during 1950 — 1952.

1933

Reflecting on the specifics of art, Nil Khasevych made a record on February 24, 1933:

1931

During 1931–1944  participant of art exhibitions, including:

In 1931 Nil Khasevych was awarded the honorary award "Vatican" for the painting "Laundry", and in 1932, he was awarded an Honorary Diploma of the Warsaw Academy of Fine Arts for a portrait "Mazepa".

1930

In 1930 he belonged to the student union Zaporizhzhya. Defending a diploma work on the theme Saint Volodymyr, in 1935, Nil received a diploma of higher art education with the right of teaching in secondary schools. With the beginning of World War II he returned to his village. But even in 1931 his painting Laundry was awarded with the Vatican prize, and the next year, his portrait of Hetman Ivan Mazepa  won the Warsaw Academy diploma.

To study this language, Nil Khasevych copied by hand with quill pen the Peresopnytsia Gospel. In the process he mastered the Cyrillic font. Gradually moving from oil painting to graphics prints, he begins to engage engravings, and woodcutting (derevorizamy). In the early 1930s, Nil Khasevych exhibited his work in art salons of Lviv, Prague, Berlin, Chicago, Los Angeles. In 1937, he got a third cash prize at the International Exhibition of Engravings on a wood engraving in Warsaw. For two years, he printed an art album called Book marks of Nil Khasevych. This year, in the American city of Philadelphia, his art album, Ex libris of Nil Khasevych, was released. Nil collaborated with the Ukrainian magazine The Way and Volyn word. The artist tirelessly polished professional skills. His portraits of Prince Volodymyr the Great, bookplate of the president of UNR in exile Andriy Livytskyi, and the series of works in the anthology Woodcuts was highly appreciated by experts. He is compared to Ivan Trush, Heorhiy Narbut, and Vasyl Krychevsky.

1925

After treatment, he attended a workshop of Vasyl Len in Rivne. In 1925, he took an external exam and received a certificate of the Rivne Gymnasium. From 1925 to 1926, he worked as an assistant iconographer. With the money received as compensation for the accident, he used it to study at the Warsaw Academy of Fine Arts. The young man graduated from the graphics department, he studied painting with Professors Miłosz Kotarbiński [pl] and Mieczysław Kotarbiński [pl], and graphics with Professor Władysław Skoczylas.

1905

Nil Antonovych Khasevych (Ukrainian: Ніл Антонович Хасе́вич, (1905-11-25)November 25, 1905, in Dyuksyn [uk] village, Kostopil Raion, Rivne Oblast — (1952-03-04)March 4, 1952, in Suhivtsi (Rivne region) [uk] village, Rivne Raion, Rivne Oblast)  was a Ukrainian painter, graphic artist, active public and political figure, member of the OUN and the UHVR. He was also a knight of the Silver Cross of Merit and the Medal "For the fight in especially difficult circumstances" [uk]. His pseudonyms are Bey-Zot, Levko, Rybalka, 333, Staryi, and Dzhmil.

Nil Khasevych was born November 25 (November 12 Old Style) 1905 in the village Dyuksyn [uk] in Volhynia, now Kostopil Raion, Rivne Oblast, Ukraine, in a family of Psalomnyk Anton Ivanovych Khasevych and his wife Theodotia Oleksiivna. The village, according to the old administrative divisions, was Rivne district [uk], Volhynian Governorate, Russian Empire. His brothers Anatoly and Fedir also become priests. Nil also studied at seminary. Besides his talent for drawing, Khasevych also had a good voice. In 1918, returning from Rivne, at the Derazhniansky railway crossing, he and his mother fell under a train. His mother died, and he lost a leg. As Nil could cut a variety of wood crafts, he had fashioned his own prosthetic leg.