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Mykola Fedotovych Biliashivskyi^[a] ( Ukrainian: Микола Федотович Біляшівський; 24 October 1867, Uman – 21 April 1926, Kyiv) was a Ukrainian archaeologist, ethnographer, and art historian.^[1]

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^ Sometimes transliterated as Biliashivsky

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^ Pasternak, Yaroslav (2001). "Biliashivsky, Mykola". Internet Encyclopedia of Ukraine. Canadian Institute of Ukrainian Studies.

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v t e Members of the Imperial Russian State Dume ( Kiev Governorate)
First Duma (1906)	Shteingel Biliashivsky Vyrovyi Viazlov Horwatt Hrabovetskiy Zdanowski Zubchenko Lytvyn Nesterenko Smychenko Taran Tymofeyev Filonenko Frenkel Chervonenkis Sholp
Second Duma (1907)	Platon Vovchynsky Voyennyi Humenko Kyriyenko Krasylyuk Lahno Lytyvnenko Maliarenko Mykhailyuk Nechytailo Sakhno Snihyr Feodorov Chopovenko Chyhyryk
Third Duma (1907–1912)	Luchytskyi Protsenko Atanazevych Bezak Bobrinsky Bogdanov Bogdanovich Bubnov Volkov Kovalenko Roznatovskiy Sydorenko Solukha Suvchynskiy Tregubov Garkavenko
Fourth Duma (1912–1917)	Demchenko Ivanov Bezak Bogdanov Vishnevskiy Hryhorovych-Barsky Zhilin Mershchiy Mitrotskiy Naselenko Savenko Suvchynskiy Tregubov Chikhacheov Steiger Kich

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^ Pasternak, Yaroslav (2001). "Biliashivsky, Mykola". Internet Encyclopedia of Ukraine. Canadian Institute of Ukrainian Studies.

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