Stepan Lukich Geevsky

Background

Stepan Lukich Geevsky was born on December 10, 1813, in Poltavs'ka Oblast', Ukraine.

Education

Stepan Lukich received his primary education at the Zenkov powiat specialized school, then studied at the Poltava Gymnasium, after which he entered the law department of Kharkiv University. At the university, he received a silver medal for his essay on political economy.

Career

In 1834, Stepan Lukich joined the office of the Kharkiv Governor and at the same time, as a teacher, gave private lessons. In 1838, he was appointed a teacher of Russian language and geography in Kharkiv, the first provincial high school.

Works

• article

  • About the Ukrainian Chumak

    1845

  • A brief sketch of the location and historical life of Ukraine

    1846

  • The poor in ancient Poland and Ukraine

    1846

• book

  • Writings and translations of Stepan Geevsky

    (19 romantic poems, imbued with the idea that "everything ...)

    1835

  • Bursak-teacher

    1842

References

• Russian writers. 1800-1917. Biographical Dictionary. Volume 1
  1989