Women
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Year City Winner 1981 Odessa Natalia Hasyunas 1982 Lvov Irina Chelushkin 1983 Kiev Victoria Artamonova 1984 Sevastopol Natalia Rucheva 1985 Nikolaev Larissa Muchnyk 1986 Lvov Zoya Lelchuk 1987 Lvov Irina Cholushkyna 1988 Kiev Elena Sedina 1989 Lugansk Maria Nepeina 1990 Kiev Elena Sedina 1991 Lugansk Maria Nepeina 1992 Lugansk Maria Nepeina 1993 Kharkiv Maria Dekusar 1994 Lugansk Natalia Kiseleva 1995 Lvov Martha Lytynskaya 1996 Chernihiv Tatiana Melamed 1997 Kiev Lydia Semenov 1998 Kalush Galina Shlyakhtich 1999 Kharkiv Hope Yadvyzhena 2000 Nikolaev Katerina Rohonyan 2001 Kramatorsk Anna Zatonskih 2002 Alushta Tatjana Vasilevich 2003 Nikolaev Anna Muzychuk 2004 Alushta Olga Alexandrova 2005 Kharkiv Anna Ushenina 2006 Odessa Oksana Vozovic 2007 Poltava Tatjana Vasilevich 2008 Nikolaev Oksana Gritsayeva 2009 Evpatoria Tatjana Vasilevich 2010 Poltava Inna Gaponenko 2011 Poltava Kateryna Dolzhykova 2012 Kharkiv Mariya Muzychuk
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“I wish the women’s rights folks would be more sensible. I think women have a great deal to learn, before they are fit to vote.”
—Ellen Henrietta Swallow Richards (1842–1911)
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