Other attributes
Underground Komsomol organization "Spartacus"
In the village there is a museum of the underground Komsomol organization "Spartak", which operated in the Golovanivsky district. The museum was opened on October 28, 1978.
Spartacus, awarded orders and medals.
Awarded the Order of the Patriotic War I degree
Mala Maria Ivanivna (posthumously)
Rymar Lyubov Yukhimivna (posthumously)
Awarded the Order of the Patriotic War of the II degree
Boyko Olena Yakymivna (posthumously)
Voitenko Mikhail Petrovich (posthumously)
Voloshchuk Halyna Zakharivna (posthumously)
Voloshchuk Olympiad Zakharivna (posthumously)
Gramatchikov Petro Alexandrovich (posthumously)
Gromovy Mykhailo Stratonovych (posthumously)
Dubova Daria Kirillovna (posthumously)
Kyryliuk Anna Filimonivna (posthumously)
Quail Ivan Yakimovich (posthumously)
Quail Mykola Yakymovych (posthumously)
Samchenko Mykhailo Ivanovych (posthumously)
Samchyshyn Lavrentiy Vlasovych (posthumously)
Samchishin Mikhail Vlasovich (posthumously)
Samchishin Sava Vlasovich (posthumously)
Titov Mykola Nikiforovich (posthumously)
Tykhovsky Volodymyr Romanovych (posthumously)
Tykhovska Natalia Romanivna (posthumously)
Forostyany Boris Danilovich (posthumously)
Furman Elizaveta Sidorivna (posthumously)
Shatalyuk Boris Andreevich (posthumously)
Cherevychna Nadiya Oleksiivna (posthumously)
Yastremskaya Olympiada Mykytivna (posthumously)
Awarded the medal "Partisans of the Patriotic War" I degree
Balacen Alexander Antonovich (posthumously)
Bezverkhniy Hryhoriy Ovksentiyovych
Dabizha Anna Ambrosivna
Dabizha Kateryna Avramovna
Dabizha Petro Avramovich (posthumously)
Samchyshyn Daria Vlasivna (posthumously)
Samchyshyn Polina Vlasivna
Population
According to the 1989 census of the Ukrainian SSR, the current population of the village was 840 people, of whom 365 were men and 475 women.
According to the 2001 census of Ukraine, 844 people lived in the village.
Language
Population distribution by mother tongue according to the 2001 census:
Language Percentage
Ukrainian 96.80%
Moldovan 1.07%
Russian 1.07%
Armenian 0.83%
Polish 0.12%
Famous people
During the defense of the village in August 1941, Major GV Mikley (1907-1941), Hero of the Soviet Union, died in battle and was buried here. A monument to Gennady Valerievich was erected in the village.
Bezverkhniy Volodymyr Oleksiiovych (1975—2014) - soldier of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, participant in the Russian-Ukrainian war.
