Notable People
- Andrei Tchaikovsky (1890 - 1941) Ukrainian writer, doctor of law, lawyer
- Dmitry Pavlychko (born 1929) Ukrainian poet, social and political activist, ambassador of Ukraine in Slovakia and in Poland
- Irene Wilde (1907 – 1982) Ukrainian writer and journalist.
- Jimmy Berg (1909–1988), composer
- Kyrilo Trilovskiy (1864 - 1941) Ukrainian socio-political activist, publisher, poet, journalist, doctor of law, lawyer
- Emanuel Feuermann (1902–1942), cellist
- Chaim Gross (1904–1991), sculptor
- Jan Ewangelista Nowicki (1894–1973), bishop of Lwów
- Jaroslav Pstrak (1878 - 1916) Ukrainian artist
- Jaroslav Yarosh (born 1950) poet, playwright, journalist
- John Franko (1856 - 1916) prominent Ukrainian writer, social and political activist, philosopher, scientist.
- Miroslav Irchan (1897 - 1937) Ukrainian writer, poet
- Potocki family members
- Stanisław "Rewera" Potocki (1579–1667)
- Józef Potocki (?-1692)
- Andrzej Potocki (1673–1751)
- Stanisław Potocki (?-1760)
- Sieniawski family members:
- Hieronim Jarosz Sieniawski (ca. 1516–1579)
- Roman Hryhorchuk (born 1965), football player
- Olena Iurkovska (born 1983), five time Paralympic Champion and Hero of Ukraine
- Olesya Stefanko (born 1988), current Miss Ukraine Universe. Finished 1st runner-up at the 2011 Miss Universe pageant, Ukraine's highest placement to date.
- Vasyl Stefanik (1871 - 1936) Ukrainian writer, public figure
- Yuri Shkrumelyak (1895 - 1965) Ukrainian poet, novelist, translator,
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