Dzyhivka

Dzyhivka

Infobox Settlement
official_name = Dzyhivka
native_name = Дзигівка


image_caption =
subdivision_type = Country
subdivision_type1 = Oblast
subdivision_type2 = Raion
subdivision_type3 =
subdivision_name = Ukraine
subdivision_name1 = Vinnytsia Oblast
subdivision_name2 = Yampіlsky Raion
subdivision_name3 =
established_title = First mentioned
established_date = 1500
established_title2 =
established_date2 =
leader_title =
leader_name =
area_total_km2 = 8.196
population_as_of = 2001 Census
population_footnotes =
population_total = 4,132
population_density_km2 = 504.15
timezone = EET
utc_offset = +2
timezone_DST = EEST
utc_offset_DST = +3
latd=48 | latm=21 | lats=0 | latNS=N
longd=28 | longm=19 | longs=12 | longEW=E
elevation_m =
postal_code_type = Postal code
postal_code = 24531
area_code = +380 4352
Phone number +380 4352 2-91-45
website =
footnotes =

Dzyhivka is one of the oldest villages in central Ukraine, located in Yampіlsky Raion (district), Vinnytsia Oblast. Dzyhivka has a long history of instability, yet the village and its people continue to endure the waves of change, quietly nestled in the hills and fields, rich with chernozem.

History of Government

Until 1916 Ruled by the Tzar as part of the Tsardom of Russia and the Russian Empire, constantly challenged by the Zaporozhian Cossacks

1917 - Russian Revolution

1918 - Russian Civil War begins

1919 - 1920 Controlled by Ukrainian People's Republic during Russian Civil War

1921 Ukrainian War of Independence establishes territory boundaries

1922 Russian Civil War ends under the control of the Red Army

1922 - 1941 Governed by the Communist Party of the Soviet Union in the USSR

1928 - 1933 Collectivization in the Ukrainian SSR, kolhoz implemented by Joseph Stalin

1932 - 1933 Holodomor famine under the leadership of Joseph Stalin, (Ukrainian: Голодомор)

1938 Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine is established as its parliament in the Ukrainian Soviet Socialist Republic of the USSR

1941 - 1944 Occupied by the Romanian Armed Forces during World War II

Spring of 1944 Brief ccupation by the Wehrmacht of the German Army during the Eastern Front (World War II)

1944 Soviet Armed Forces occupied Vinnytsia

1945 End of World War II

1945 - 1991 Governed by the Soviet Union during the Cold War

1990 Declaration of State Sovereignty of Ukraine

1991 Declaration of Independence of Ukraine joinng the Commonwealth of Independent States

1996 The adoption of Constitution of Ukraine creates a Semi-presidential system

2004-2005 Orange Revolution

2007 Ukrainian political crisis

2007 Verkhovna Rada holds new elections

Places of Interest

World War II Memorial

The citizens of Dzyhivka erected a memorial to the Fallen Soldiers who did not return from World War II. Dedicated in 1965, the memorial consists of a raised platform and a statue surrounded by three stone slabs. The central figure of mother and child represents thousands of mothers and children left behind in the village. The name of each villager who did not return home from the war is listed alphabetically on the slabs.

Architecture

Village Life

A shipot is the only source of clean running water for villagers. It is similar to a well, consisting of a large metal pipe drilled directly into a hill that taps into an underground natural water source. Very cold water runs constantly and pools at the base. There are several shipots scattered throughout the village, serving as a gathering place and as a rest stop for traveling villagers. Each shipot serves dozens of houses, and residents use buckets to carry drinking water back to their homes. As a common practice, a small container is left at the shipot as a courtesy for weary travelers and for filling jugs with small openings.

The stones at the base serve two functions. On one side (closest to the viewer), the stones are set level, so you can walk up to the pipe, set your bucket on the large stone directly below, and fill your bucket with water. On the opposite side (closest to the wall), the stones are set angled into the water. Each large angled stone serves as an individual laundry station. Saturday has traditionally been laundry day. Women get up very early in the morning to get the best stones closest to the water source. Those who sleep late, go further down the line, where the water is not as clean, because of the runoff from the person upstream. In the summer, when the days are long, this process can start as early as Friday afternoon in an effort to beat the crowd. This event serves as a place to catch up on local news and to discuss important matters.

Vegetation

The village is filled with lush vegetation. The fields are surrounded by tall Acacia trees, and the roads are lines with a variety of shrubbery and vines. Roots, stems, leaves, and berries, are used to create local medicinal potions for all kinds of ailments.

Famous People From Dzyhivka

* Stanislav Raiko 1873-1937. Administrator of a Spanish parrish in Dzyhivka from 1922 until 1928. [ Osipova, Irina; (1998). Si el mundo os odia/ If The World Is What You Hate. [http://www.amazon.com/Mundo-Odia-World-what-Hate/dp/8474905001/ref=sr_11_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1219456806&sr=11-1] Encuentro, Madrid. p. 287. ISBN 10: 8474905001 ISBN 13: 978-8474905007 ]

* Theodore N. Beckman 1895-1973. Born September 3. Marketing scholar and author. A member of the marketing faculty at The Ohio State University for over 50 years. [ Jones, Brian, D.G.; (2007). European Business Review, Volume 19, Issue 2. Theodore N. Beckman (1895-1973): external manifestations of the man. Emerald Group Publishing Limited. pp. 129-141. ISSN: 0955-534X http://emeraldinsight.com/Insight/viewContentItem.do?contentType=Article&hdAction=lnkhtml&contentId=1596334&history=false ]

* Daniil Shamura 1918-1997. Decorated War Hero of the USSR during WWII, buried in Yampol. [ http://www.warheroes.ru/hero/hero.asp?Hero_id=6174 ]

* Arkadiy Varshavskiy, (Варшавский Аркадий Иосифович) born October 2, 1938. Oral surgeon, professor, author of over 100 published medical articles. [ http://www.biografia.ru/show_bio.aspx?id=15917 ] Lives in Moscow, Russia [http://www.e-stomatology.ru/star/info/protokol_09_09_2003.htm ]

* Sergei Artemovich Lutsk, Born October 31, 1945. Editor, award-winng author. [http://www.admhmao.ru/smi/pisateli.htm] Currently lives in Bolshetarhovo Village, (Nizhnevartovsk district), Siberia.

* Michael (Misha) Gorban, born in 1956. Painer, the youngest artist to display his work at the Hermitage Museum. [http://www.centaurgalleries.com/Artists/Artist.cfm?ArtistID=00214 ] [ http://www.sundook.com/bios.html ] Currently lives in Petach Tikva, near Tel Aviv, Israel.

Contact Information

Village officials: 24531, Вінницька обл., Ямпільський р-н, с.Дзигівка, вул.Леніна,15, Дзигівська сільська рада

Phone number +380 4352 2-91-45

External links

* [http://gska2.rada.gov.ua/pls/z7502/A005?rdat1=11.11.2007&rf7571=3512 Dzyhivka] at the portal of the Parliament of Ukraine
* [http://uamaps.com/ukraine-map/vinnitskaya/yampolskiy/dzigovka/ Map of Dzyhivka]
* [http://weather.in.ua/ua/vinnickaja/6653 Weather in Dzyhivka]

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