Dilo (newspaper)
Ukrainian newspaper
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Dilo (newspaper)
Ukrainian newspaper
Dilo (Ukrainian: Діло, Latynka: Diło) was the first Ukrainian daily newspaper founded on 1 January 1880 in Lviv, Austria-Hungary. The newspaper was banned whenever Russians were occupying Lviv, first during the World War I, second during the World War II.
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Dilo (Ukrainian: Діло, Latynka: Diło) was the first Ukrainian daily newspaper founded on 1 January 1880 in Lviv, Austria-Hungary. The newspaper was banned whenever Russians were occupying Lviv, first during the World War I, second during the World War II. Alternative names in Cyrillic had the following variations: Дѣло and Дїло, both transliterated as Dilo.
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