 Complete the following phrase:  Nina Kukharchuk was born to a Ukrainian more correctly, Lemki family in a village of Wasylów, which was then part of the Russian Empire, but now in Poland. Her parents, Pyotr Vasilievich Kukharchuk and Yekaterina Petrovna Bondarchuk, were peasants. After completing three years of primary school in her village, in 1912 she enrolled in a school in Lublin, and then in a senior school in Chelm. After the beginning of World War I Kukharchuk relocated to Odessa, where she studied until 1919 and worked as a secretary. In 1919 she joined the Bolsheviks in Odessa. Kukharchuk fluently spoke French, Polish, Russian, Ukrainian as well as her native Lemki dialect and she became one of the leaders of the Young Communist League in Odessa, then occupied by the French. Kukharchuk and Taras Franko, the son of Ivan Franko, then joined the Galician party bureau, created at the order of Vladimir Lenin to spread Communist ideas among the Ukrainian Galician Army. In June 1920 she was appointed as an agitator to the 