The life of a teacher, scientist Valentyna Radzymovska
Journal Title: Eminak - Year 2016, Vol 3, Issue 3
Abstract
The article investigates Valentina Radzymovska’s life and scientific work as Professor, Doctor of Medical and Physiological Sciences, founder of Ukrainian school of physiologists and biochemists, the professor at Kiev Medical Institute and the Kiev Institute of Public Education, current member of the Research Department of Pedology, the Head of the Physiology Department at Research Institutes of Nationwide Ukrainian Academy of Sciences, a social activist. In the Kyiv archives the author has found documents which substantially supplement the information about the early life of Valentyna Radzymovska (nee Yanovska). Thus, in the State Archives of Kyiv in the fund number 244 – Kyiv Higher Classes for women was found the identified personal file of the student of Medical Branch Valentyna Radzymovska, which stored its documents of application for membership and certificate of completion. Also, in the number 352 Fund – Kyiv Medical Institute her personal file has been discovered. It reflects personal data, teaching load, position, list of scientific papers and reviews on them etc. The fund number 166 – Public Commissariat of Education of the USSR Central State Archives of higher authorities of Ukraine has found Curriculum vitae and report on scholarly work full member of the research department of pedology. The fund number 509 – Yanovska Lyubov Central State Archive of Literature and Arts of Ukraine Valentyna Yanovska preserved letters to parents. Based on these documents, the article added by information about the early life of Valentyna Radzymovska (nee Yanovska). In particular, the specified information about the place of birth on a hamlet Tarnavschyna in Matyativka Lubny district, Poltava province, not the city Lubnah as researchers wrote. Revealed that in women’s gymnasium after Alexandra Duchynska in Kyiv she received the title of a home teacher, then studied natural science courses for female M. Lokhvitska-Skalon in St.-Petersburg, not the St.-Petersburg University, as previously has been thought. Established that the higher medical education she received at the medical department of the Higher Courses for Women in Kyiv. This gave us the opportunity to reveal some little known facts from the life and fully reveal the image of prominent scientist, science ascetic Valentyna Radzymovska.
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Alla Dovzhyk
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