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Malynovsky, Mykhailo

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Malynovsky, Mykhailo [Малиновський, Михайло; Malynovs'kyj, Myxajlo], b 20 November 1812 in Novosilka, Berezhany county, Galicia, d 25 February 1894 in Lviv. Ukrainian Catholic priest, church and civic leader. A canon of the Lviv archeparchy, he also served as its administrator (1869–70) and as a member of the Galician Diet (1861–6). He was one of the founders of the Supreme Ruthenian Council. He wrote several works concerning the history of the Ukrainian Catholic church in Ukrainian and German, including Die Kirchen- und Staats-Satzungen bezüglich des griechisch-katholischen Ritus der Ruthenen in Galizien (1861). He also arranged for the 1862 publication of the Annales Ecclesiae Ruthenae by Mykhailo Harasevych.

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