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Ukrainian writer and feminist (1863–1942)

Also known as: Olha Kobyljanska, Olha Julianiwna Kobyljanska, Olha Kobylyanska, Olha Yulianivna Kobylianska, Ольга Кобилянська, Ольга Юлиановна Кобылянская

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Known works

Zibranni͡a tvoriv u 10 tomakh
On Sunday Morning She Gathered Herbs
Warm the Children, O Sun (Women's Voices in Ukrainian Literature, Vol. V) (Women's voices in Ukrainian literature)
Slova zvorushenoho sert͡si͡a
Tvory v dvokh tomakh