List of honorary citizens of Chortkiv
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List of honorary citizens of the city of Chortkiv, Ternopil Oblast.
Honorary citizens:
- Ludwik Noss, mayor of Chortkiv (1896)[1]
- Stanislav Bodnar, district starosta (1909)[2]
- Liubomyr Bilyk, Ukrainian scientist, physician, teacher, director of the Chortkiv Medical College (2013)[3]
- Myroslav Motiuk, Ukrainian doctor, lawyer, businessman, public figure (2013)[3]
- Volodymyr Hubitskyi, Ukrainian public figure (2013)[3]
- Yukhym Makoterskyi, Ukrainian businessman, local historian, public figure (2013)[3]
- о. Hryhorii Kanak, Ukrainian religious and public figure (2014)[4]
- о. Mykhailo Levkovych, Ukrainian religious leader (2014)[4]
- Stefan Hrytskiv, Ukrainian orthopedic trauma surgeon, public figure, publicist (2014)[4]
- Petro Dzyndra, Ukrainian sculptor, public figure (2014)[4]
- Yaromyr Chorpita, Ukrainian historian, local historian, teacher (2014)[4]
- Roman Iliashenko, Ukrainian soldier (2015, posthumously)[5]
- Stepan Demianchuk, Ukrainian scientist and teacher (2015)[5]
- Halyna Hrytskiv, Ukrainian public figure, poet, publicist (2015)[5]
- Bohdan Havrylyshyn, Ukrainian, Canadian and Swiss economist, public figure, philanthropist, full member of the Club of Rome (2016)[6]
- Mykhailo Kaskiv, Ukrainian educator, businessman (2016)[6]
- Ihor Andriishyn, Ukrainian teacher-methodologist of the highest category (2017)[7]
- Valerii Bolshakov, Ukrainian athletics coach (2017)[7]
- Orest Lyzhechka, Ukrainian photographer, photojournalist (2018)[8]
- Volodymyr Marmus, Ukrainian public and political figure, writer (2019)[9]
- Borys Mirus, Ukrainian actor (2019)[9]
- Mykola Budenkevych, employee of a utility company (2019, posthumously)[9]
- Andrii Bazalinskyi, Ukrainian poet, teacher, local historian (2019)[9]
- Petro Holinatyi, Ukrainian choir master conductor (2019)[9]
- Andrii Kunyk, Ukrainian soldier (2020)[10]
- Bohdan Chyzhyshyn, Ukrainian radiologist (2020)[10]
- Serhii Basistyi, Ukrainian soldier, soldier (2022, posthumously)[11]
- Ruslan Bortsov, Ukrainian soldier (2022, posthumously)[11]
- Andrii Hladii, Ukrainian soldier (2022, posthumously)[11]
- Denys Hromovyi, Ukrainian soldier (2022, posthumously)[11]
- Serhii Marushchak, Ukrainian soldier (2022, posthumously)[11]
- Nazar Makhnevych, Ukrainian soldier (2022, posthumously)[11]
- Volodymyr Myronchuk, pensioner, former head of Chortkiv Raion (2022)[11]
- Serhii Myskiv, Ukrainian soldier (2022, posthumously)[11]
- Leonid Pidruchnyi, Ukrainian soldier, deputy chief of the military commissar of the Kremenets Raion territorial center for recruitment and social support (2022)[11]
- Omelian Reshetar, pensioner, mayor of Chortkiv in 1977-1982 (2022)[11]
- Roman Rushchak, Ukrainian soldier (2022, posthumously)[11]
- Oleh Uruskyi, former Vice Prime Minister of Ukraine, Director of Development at Progresstech Ukraine (2022)[11]
- Petro Fedoryshyn, editor-in-chief of the "Vilne Zhyttia" newspaper, author of a three-volume publication on the history of Chortkiv ("Light and Shadows of Chortkiv Castles", 2019; "Secrets of the Sadovskyi Treasures", 2021; "In the Whirlwind of Time", 2022) (2022)[11]
- Volodymyr Chmil, Ukrainian soldier (2022, posthumously)[11]
- Ihor Shtunyk, Ukrainian soldier (2022, posthumously)[11]
- Andrii Balyk, Ukrainian soldier (2022, posthumously)[12]
- Vasyl Zhybchuk, Ukrainian soldier (2022, posthumously)[12]
- Nazar Kyryliuk, Ukrainian soldier (2022, posthumously)[12]
- Vasyl Marmus, Ukrainian soldier (2022, posthumously)[12]
- Vitalii Mykuliak, Ukrainian soldier (2022, posthumously)[12]
- Ihor Roschis, Ukrainian soldier (2022, posthumously)[12]
- Andrii Skurzhanskyi, Ukrainian soldier (2022, posthumously)[12]
- Bohdan Striletskyi, Ukrainian soldier (2022, posthumously)[12]
- Roman Kholodiuk, Ukrainian soldier (2022, posthumously)[12]
- Chuck Schumer, American politician serving as Senate Majority Leader since 2021 and the senior United States senator from New York (2024)[13]