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Nick Benton's Gay Science No. 80: Tennessee Williams' Shadow, Part 3: 'Splendor in the Grass'
The American playwright William Inge (1913-1973) was so tight with Tennessee Williams that scholars speculate they might have been lovers at some point. He was in the intimate gay literary circles of Williams, Christopher Isherwood, Gore Vidal and others, and among the most successful, winning a Pulitzer Prize for his 1953 play, "Picnic," and an Academy Award for his 1961 film, "Splendor in the Grass."
But in his "Eminent Outlaws: Gay Writers Who Changed America" (2012), author Christopher Bram mostly overlooks Inge and generally he has not enjoyed the same stature as his gay literary colleagues of that era, possibly because he insisted on remaining more closeted than they were.
The important interconnections between Inge, Williams and the others ("Williams and His Contemporaries: William Inge," the transcript of a panel moderated by Annette Saddik at the 2006 Tennessee Williams Scholars' Conference) helps define the impact all these great literary figures had collectively on post-World War II American culture.
It was a life-changing, transformative impact with a bang in the case of what Inge's film, "Splendor in the Grass," did to me when I saw it in my late teens. It was a powerful punch to my psychic gut like none I've experienced before or since. It contributed to big decisions I made and the world view I carried with me my entire adult life, informing of my contributions to the gay liberation movement among other things.
Tennessee Williams brought a similar theme to his earliest and most important explicit contribution to the early gay liberation dialogue (in his play, "Small Craft Warnings," 1972), confirming that Inge's work was an offspring of discourses within those tight gay literary circles of the 1950s.
I saw "Splendor in the Grass" – written by Inge, directed by Elia Kazan and starring Natalie Wood and Warren Beatty (in his first film) – when I was roughly the same age, maybe a couple years older, as the main characters, as I was looking the rest of my life in the face with some big decisions to make.
The characters of Wood (Wilma Dean) and Beatty (Bud) were passionate high school sweethearts in a small town in Inge's home state of Kansas about the same age as Inge was in 1928-29 when the story took place, subsuming the great stock market crash of October 1929.
The long and short of the story is contained in its title, a line from a lengthy poem by English poet William Wordsworth (1770-1850) entitled "Ode: Imitations of Immortality from Recollections of Early Childhood" (1807):
"What through the radiance which was once so bright/Be now forever taken from my sight,/Though nothing can bring back the hour/Of splendor in the grass, of glory in the flower/We will grieve not, rather find/Strength in what remains behind;/In the primal sympathy/Which having been must ever be…"
In the movie, the power and passion of Wilma Dean's and Bud's young love is beaten down by convention and parental expectations, ripping them apart, driving Wilma Dean to a mental institution and Bud, pressured by his father, to Yale.
The market crash wiping out his father's fortune, Bud returns to Kansas married to a pizza parlor waitress he met in college to work a small farm. Wilma Dean leaves the mental institution after two and a half years and, coming home, decides to look in on Bud. She hides her surprise at discovering Bud's wife and young child.
"Are you happy, Bud?," Wilma Dean asks in monotone. "I guess so. I don't ask myself that question very much," Bud replies.
"I don't think too much about happiness, either," Wilma Dean then says, and Bud responds, "You have to take what comes." That was it.
I was deeply troubled by that film, and can remember coming home to take a very long look at myself in the living room mirror. I had no words to verbalize my feeling, but I have come to realize that my resolve from that night was to not allow the deadening of the human spirit I had just witnessed to happen to me.
Little did I know it was the gay literary circle of Williams, Isherwood, Inge and others that had just drilled down into my gay soul.
If a life of monotony and passionless mediocrity was to be the fate of most people as they grew out of their childhood idealism, it would be even more deadly to a closeted gay boy, pressured to conform in those ways to cover up and deny himself to himself and everybody else.
As my life had begun to trend toward that kind of mediocrity, it soon began to take a dramatically different course. Settled as I was in my home town, with a solid career ahead and assurances by my powerful boss that I would not be drafted for Vietnam, instead I decided to leave for a graduate theological seminary in Berkeley, Calif.


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Agreed, the -p parameter does not make a lot of sense. But apart from that you should not get any invalid error message, except that the --ignore-fail-on-non-empty is somehow ignored... can you try on the commandline, if it works?
It works if directory exists but it will fail if it is a mounted partition.
It will also fail if directory was already removed (like admin first removing mount ,then purging package).
I think just ignoring exit code of rmdir should be fine.
great explanation, thanks for digging into this.. so removing -p and ignoring the error seems the way to go.
-p only works well when used with relative paths.
Note: This only happens if the directories are empty, but still isnt needed.
With #7078 merged does the issue still exist?
@t-lo you are right, this should be fixed. Closing.


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Drifts, Volatilities and Impulse Responses Over the Last Century
Amir Ahmadi, Pooyan
Matthes, Christian
Wang, Mu-Chun
Pooyan Amir Ahmadi
Christian Matthes
Mu-Chun Wang
How much have the dynamics of US time series and in the particular the transmission of innovations to monetary policy instruments changed over the last century? The answers to these questions that this paper gives are "A lot." and "Probably less than you think.", respectively. We use vector autoregression with time-varying parameters and stochastic volatility to tackle these question. In our analysis we use variables that both influenced monetary policy and in turn were influenced by monetary policy itself, including bond market data (the difference between long-term and short-term nominal interest rates) and the growth rate of money.
Amir Ahmadi, Pooyan & Matthes, Christian & Wang, Mu-Chun, 2014. "Drifts, Volatilities and Impulse Responses Over the Last Century," VfS Annual Conference 2014 (Hamburg): Evidence-based Economic Policy 100562, Verein für Socialpolitik / German Economic Association.
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Actor-author Cary Elwes will narrate his forthcoming audiobook "As You Wish: Inconceivable Tales from the Making of The Princess Bride," available Oct. 14.
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Cary Elwes writing 'Princess Bride' memoir
You wish to write us a memoir? Cary Elwes, we accept!
Cary Elwes working on 'Princess Bride' memoir
British actor Cary Elwes is writing a memoir called, "As You Wish: Tales From The Princess Bride," about his most famous film role, The Hollywood Reporter said.
Ivan Simon Cary Elwes (born 26 October 1962), known professionally as Cary Elwes, is an English actor, known for his performances in Lady Jane, The Princess Bride, Robin Hood: Men in Tights, Hot Shots!, Glory, Liar Liar, Saw and Saw 3D, Twister, and Kiss the Girls.
Elwes was born in Westminster, London, and is the third and youngest son of portrait-painter Dominick Elwes and interior designer Tessa Georgina Kennedy, who is of Croatian and Anglo-Irish descent. His paternal grandfather is painter Simon Elwes, whose father was the diplomat and tenor Gervase Elwes. His brothers are Damian Elwes, an artist, and Cassian Elwes, a producer and agent. He is the stepson of Elliott Kastner, an American film producer. He was raised Roman Catholic. Elwes attended Harrow School in London and Sarah Lawrence College in Bronxville, New York, where he studied, among other acting-related subjects, German Expressionist Film. While living in New York, Elwes studied acting at both the Actors' Studio and the Lee Strasberg Theatre and Film Institute.
In 1991, Elwes met photographer Lisa Marie Kurbikoff. They became engaged in 1997 and wed in 2000. The couple has one daughter.
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China's imports to see significant growth in 2023
China's import growth in 2023 is likely to outperform its exports, and that would benefit the whole world, said Ding Shuang, chief economist for Greater China and North Asia at Standard Chartered Bank. He said pent-up demand for goods ranging from oil to tourism is on the horizon.


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The Air Force's X-37B space plane could become an astronaut ambulance
By Ryan Whitwam on November 8, 2016 at 4:03 pm
In the event of an emergency aboard the International Space Station (ISS), astronauts take refuge inside a Russian Soyuz capsule that remains docked at the station. These vessels have been the only means of getting to and from the ISS since the Space Shuttle was discontinued several years ago. While other vehicles are in development, none of them could effectively serve as a "space ambulance." The best archetype for that design might be the mysterious Air Force X-37B space plane.
The Soyuz program is a reliable way of reaching the ISS and returning home, but it's a little lacking in finesse. Reentering the Earth's atmosphere in a Soyuz exposes passengers to at least 4.5G of force, and the parachute-aided landings are surprisingly violent. A study of Soyuz "hard landings" showed that minor injuries are sustained by astronauts approximately 40% of the time. Now, imagine if an astronaut were injured on the ISS. Sending them down in a Soyuz could make the situation much worse.
Even the vehicles being developed by companies like SpaceX and Boeing use similar capsule designs that land with parachutes (though SpaceX is also toying with propulsive landing). They might be gentler, but the best way to transport an injured astronaut would be with a space plane. Ideally, transporting an injured crew member back to Earth should include minimal G-loads and take no longer than three hours.
The Air Force's semi-secret space plane is currently not suitable as an astronaut ambulance, but a private firm called Sierra Nevada is using the design as inspiration for its Dream Chaser space plane. The X-37B launches attached to a rocket and glides in for a landing, just like the Space Shuttle used to. This vehicle is currently in the middle of its fourth mission, which began in May 2015. This vehicle has logged millions of miles in space, proving that it's an effective design. One notable difference is that Dream Chaser would be a piloted craft, whereas the X-37B is entirely remote.
It's smaller than you think.
At the same time, former astronaut Stephen Robinson is promoting the idea that the Air Force could repurpose the X-37B design as an orbital rescue craft. Like the Dream Chaser, it would need to be a manned vehicle with a pilot as a backup for automated systems. There would be room for two passengers in addition; one patient and a medical officer. Robinson suggests that the revamped X-37B could launch to the ISS carrying cargo, then remain docked for use in the event of an emergency.
Both the reimagined X37B and the Dream Chaser are just hypotheticals right now, with no firm plans to begin construction. However, as human spaceflight accelerates, we will eventually need a space plane vehicle capable of softer landings.


If you Support Alienware M18x Fan Control..will you please support it on Dell M6600?
Should be pretty much the same. As far as I know, we're limited in our fan control options with this beast.
Why do you assume it should be pretty much same, is Compal the ODM of this model ?
Please send me a complete Report File and Debug File including sensor data (open sensors before creating a report/debug file) for analysis.
(09-12-2011, 05:50 AM)Martin Wrote: Why do you assume it should be pretty much same, is Compal the ODM of this model ?
Because I'm ignorant and I assumed a machine from the same company with similar specs would have the same abilities. I apologize for my assumption.
Would you please look over the attached file and tell me if its possible and who the ODM is if its info is in there?
No problem, it was not offense meant..
At the first look I don't think this design is internally similar to M18x.
But in the Report I'm missing sensor information (you didn't open Sensors prior to creating the Report) and you also didn't include the Debug File.
I looked this time and the sensor data is in there however where is the debug information stored? I had the debug check box checked last time as I did this time.
If you dont see it, please let me know and I'll run another for you.
If you have the Debug Mode enabled, then proceed with HWiNFO, open sensors for a while and close all. Then you should see a HWiNFO64.DBG file in the folder where HWiNFO64 is installed. Please forward this file.
(09-12-2011, 01:45 PM)Martin Wrote: If you have the Debug Mode enabled, then proceed with HWiNFO, open sensors for a while and close all. Then you should see a HWiNFO64.DBG file in the folder where HWiNFO64 is installed. Please forward this file.
Thanks.. I really seems to be a different internal design than M18x.
Have you tried the i8kfangui tool which should be able to control fans on DELL machines?
(09-12-2011, 02:11 PM)Martin Wrote: Thanks.. I really seems to be a different internal design than M18x.
I will have to take another shot at it. The i8kfangui tool appears to be dead since there hasnt been any updates related to the Signed Driver issue on Win7. I tried some of the methods listed in the forum as a workaround but when launching the app my laptop blue screens on the fanio.sys driver so obviously I'm doing something incorrectly or the fanio.sys isnt compatible.
I will give it another go.
I'm not sure if you know about this (or even want it) but the author of i8kfangui posted the source code for it a couple of years back. Here's the link to it if you're interested.
Thanks, I already have this. HWiNFO already supports reading of fan speeds using the same interface as i8kfangui does (DELL DIAG SMI).
However, this interface doesn't allow to set any custom fan speed (RPM), but only 2-3 levels (off, low, high). At least I'm not aware of such a fully custom method yet..
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package org.knowm.xchange.bitmarket.service;

import java.io.IOException;
import java.math.BigDecimal;
import java.util.List;

import org.knowm.xchange.Exchange;
import org.knowm.xchange.bitmarket.BitMarketAdapters;
import org.knowm.xchange.bitmarket.dto.account.BitMarketAccountInfo;
import org.knowm.xchange.bitmarket.dto.account.BitMarketDepositResponse;
import org.knowm.xchange.bitmarket.dto.account.BitMarketWithdrawResponse;
import org.knowm.xchange.currency.Currency;
import org.knowm.xchange.dto.account.AccountInfo;
import org.knowm.xchange.dto.account.FundingRecord;
import org.knowm.xchange.exceptions.ExchangeException;
import org.knowm.xchange.exceptions.NotAvailableFromExchangeException;
import org.knowm.xchange.exceptions.NotYetImplementedForExchangeException;
import org.knowm.xchange.service.account.AccountService;
import org.knowm.xchange.service.trade.params.TradeHistoryParams;

/**
 * @author kfonal
 */
public class BitMarketAccountService extends BitMarketAccountServiceRaw implements AccountService {

  public BitMarketAccountService(Exchange exchange) {

    super(exchange);
  }

  @Override
  public AccountInfo getAccountInfo()
      throws ExchangeException, NotAvailableFromExchangeException, NotYetImplementedForExchangeException, IOException {

    BitMarketAccountInfo accountInfo = getBitMarketAccountInfo().getData();
    return new AccountInfo(exchange.getExchangeSpecification().getUserName(), BitMarketAdapters.adaptWallet(accountInfo.getBalance()));
  }

  @Override
  public String withdrawFunds(Currency currency, BigDecimal amount, String address)
      throws ExchangeException, NotAvailableFromExchangeException, NotYetImplementedForExchangeException, IOException {

    BitMarketWithdrawResponse response = withdrawFromBitMarket(currency.toString(), amount, address);
    return response.getData();
  }

  @Override
  public String requestDepositAddress(Currency currency, String... strings)
      throws ExchangeException, NotAvailableFromExchangeException, NotYetImplementedForExchangeException, IOException {

    BitMarketDepositResponse response = depositToBitMarket(currency.toString());
    return response.getData();
  }

  @Override
  public TradeHistoryParams createFundingHistoryParams() {
    throw new NotAvailableFromExchangeException();
  }

  @Override
  public List<FundingRecord> getFundingHistory(TradeHistoryParams params) throws ExchangeException, NotAvailableFromExchangeException, NotYetImplementedForExchangeException, IOException{
    throw new NotYetImplementedForExchangeException();
  }
}

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A newest career related advertisement in regard to CG Forest Recruitment has been circulated by Chhattisgarh Forest Department. The most eligible and effective Contestants need to fill application form by accessing through online mode from its official website for the 21 vacant positions of Forest Guard before the last date that is 12th January 2019.
Education Info: Job seekers should have completed the education as 12th with good academic records from well recognised Board as per the applied posts.
Contenders who want to join this organisation they should be in between 18 to 35 Years As on 01-01-2019.
Pay Band for Chhattisgarh Forest Department jobs: After appointment of the appliers, the organisation will pay to them Rs. 19,500 - 62,000/-.
Selection of the candidates is based on their performance in the Physical Test and Merit List which is conducted by the selection panel of the Organization.
Last Date For Apply Online : 12-01-2019.
Check CG Forest Recruitment Notification Here.
A latest advertisement as CG Forest Recruitment has been released by Chhattisgarh Forest Department to inform the Diligent and dynamic Aspirants for the 23 positions of Forest Guard. Eligible Applicants can apply for CG Forest vacancy by submitting application form on or before the end date that is 21st January 2019.
Education Criteria: Job seekers should have completed the education as 12th with good academic records from well recognised Board as per the applied posts.
Salary Package: Applicants who will be selected successfully against this recruitment they will attain impressive and satisfying salary of Rs. 19,500 - 62,000/- from recruiting organisation.
Selection of the job hunters will be done on the basis of their performance in the Written Exam and Physical Test conducted by the selection committee.
Contenders the first and necessary step is to visit the official site of the organisation that is http://www.cgforest.com.
Contenders can also get latest updates about CG Forest Vacancies by bookmarking this page using CTRL+D.
A latest advertisement titled as CG Forest Recruitment has been dissipated by Chhattisgarh Forest Department to inform the Ambitious, fascinated and proactive Applicants for the 28 positions of Forest Guard. Eligible Job seekers can apply for CG Forest vacancy by submitting application form before the last date that is 5th January 2019.
Required Qualification: Those candidates are having minimum qualification as Candidates who are willing to apply for CG Forest jobs must posses 12th from any recognised board can apply.
Pay Scale: Appointed aspirants for Forest Guard posts will get remunerations of Rs. 19,500 - 62,000/- which is offered by Chhattisgarh Forest Department.
Selection of candidates will be done on the basis of their performance in Written Exam and Physical Test that will be taken by the recruitment panel of organisation.
Visitors have to visit the Official Website to apply for CG Forest and that is http://www.cgforest.com.
Last Date for Receiving Hard Copy of Application Form Is : 05-01-2019.
An employment advertisement in regard to CG Forest Recruitment has been dispersed by Chhattisgarh Forest Department to inform the Result oriented and hard working Jobs Hunter for the 21 Vacancies of Forest Guard. Eligible Jobs Hunter can apply for CG Forest vacancy by submitting application form through offline mode before the time limit that is 11th January 2019.
Eligibility Criteria: Those candidates are having minimum qualification as Candidates who are willing to apply for CG Forest jobs must posses 12th from any recognised board can apply.
Salary Details: Those contenders who will fulfill the required eligibility criteria for CG Forest Vacancies will get a monthly consolidated of Rs. 19,500 - 62,000/- as per the rules of the organization.
Selection of applying aspirants will be based on their performance in Written Exam and Physical Test which will be conducted by the recruitment panel.
Last Date for the Submission of Application : 11-01-2019.
A job notice for CG Forest Recruitment has been published by Chhattisgarh Forest Department to inform the Goal oriented and skilled Job seekers for the 15 vacant posts of Forest Guard. Eligible Job appliers can apply for CG Forest vacancy by filling offline application form before the time limit that is 31st December 2019.
Qualification Required: Candidates must have completed the 12th or its equivalent with good marks from a recognised Board.
Pay Scale: Those applicants who will be recruited successfully against CG Forest they will attain salary of Rs. 19,500 - 62,000/- from recruiting organisation.
Selection of candidates that will well fitted in the working & responsibilities of the above said post will be depend on their performance at the time of Written Exam and Physical Test.
Job searchers who wish to apply for CG Forest Jobs needs to go on official site that is http://www.cgforest.com.
This will open a list of the links having latest openings and candidates have to select the most appropriate link which will open the complete advertisement having further details regarding CG Forest Vacancies.
Closing Date to Submit the Application Form : 31-12-2019.
A newest career related advertisement in regard to CMRL Recruitment has been revealed by Chennai Metro Rail Limited to inform the Achievement oriented and skilled Job searchers for the 01 vacant posts of General Manager. Eligible Aspirants can apply for CMRL vacancy by submitting their prescribed application form till the last date that is 17th January 2019.
Qualification Details: Those candidates are having minimum qualification as Candidates who are willing to apply for CMRL jobs must Have IRSE Officers (in Group A) presently in SAG and above level with minimum 16 years of experience in Railways / Metros / Central Govt. Organization.
Candidates who are willing to apply for Jobs their upper age limit is 55 Years As on 19-12-2018.
Visit the web portal of organization which is http://www.chennaimetrorail.org.
Check CMRL Recruitment Notification Here.
An employment advertisement with name as Baruipur Municipality Recruitment has been recently advertised by Baruipur Municipality to inform the Diligent and dynamic Individuals for the 12 positions of Clerk, Typist, Sub Assistant Engineer, Majdoor. Eligible Aspirants can apply for Baruipur Municipality vacancy by submitting their prescribed application form on or before the end date that is 4th January 2019.
Education Needed: Candidates must have completed the 8th / 10th / Diploma (Civil Engineering) or its equivalent with good marks from a recognised University / Institution.
Contenders who want to join this organisation they should be in between 24 to 40 Years (Post 1), 18 to 40 Years (Post 2,3,5), 20 to 40 Years (Post 4).
Salary Package: Applicants who will be appointed against this recruitment they will attain consolidated salary of Rs. 9000 - 40,500/- With 4400/- Grade Pay (Post 1), Rs. 5400 - 25,200/- With 2300/2600/- Grade Pay (Post 2-4), Rs. 4900 - 16,200/- With 1700/- Grade Pay (Post 5) from recruiting organisation.
First of all appliers you have to open the official site of the organisation that is http://www.baruipurmunicipality.org.in.
Check Baruipur Municipality Recruitment Notification Here.
A latest career related advertisement for Karnataka Bank Recruitment has been disclosed by Karnataka Bank. Goal oriented and skilled Job searchers can apply by submitting application form for the Various vacant posts of Officers before the end date which is 2nd January 2019.
Eligibility Criteria: Job searchers should have Graduation (Agricultural Sciences / Law) / Post Graduation Degree or equivalent examinations from any recognised institute.
Contenders who are interested to apply for any of the above mentioned positions they should be in between 21 to 28 Years As on 01-12-2018.
Salary Package: Successfully recruited applicants for Officers will attain attractive and impressive salary of Rs. 65,000/- from organisation.
A Online Exam and Personal Interview will be conducting by Karnataka Bank to select candidates for above stated posts.
First of all, aspirants have to visit the web portal of organisation that is http://www.karnatakabank.com.
Online Registration Would Be Open From : 24-12-2018.
Deadline for Submitting Online Application Form Is : 02-01-2019.
Check Karnataka Bank Recruitment Notification Here.


Global company expands coverage in Benelux with direct sales and service.
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Sony never to "outspend" Microsoft
Closing in on the launch of PlayStation Move, Sony seems to be confident – or cocky – enough to state fight-provoking comments. Although this might not be the biggest one they've said, Sony America's Peter Dille recently reckoned his company will never "outspend" Microsoft.
"I don't think we'll ever outspend Microsoft," said Dille. "Our perspective has become much more bullish as we get closer to launch. We've had a chance to get people playing our system … The feedback we've gotten has been unanimous and tremendous. It's, 'I see what you mean about this precision thing.' Our pre-orders continually are ramping up with consumers, retailers want to get more product."
When asked about a possible shortage of the tech at retailers, Dille said that would be "a high-class problem to have," even though it's been brought to his attention that retailers would like more units shipped to them. He also added that while the economy is still standing on bendy legs, confidence is high that consumers will spend their money on Move bundles. "We know many families might have had to forgo the big expensive vacation; you may not put a second addition on the house. But what we also know is families are looking for value."
As far as the PS3 goes, "we're pretty comfortable with $299. We feel like it's a true sweet spot. Since we announced that last year, we've been challenged to keep the PlayStation in stock," said Dille.


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The Embassy of Ukraine in Copenhagen is the diplomatic mission of Ukraine in the Kingdom of Denmark.

History
Following independence, Ukraine August 24, 1991 Denmark recognized Ukraine on December 31, 1991. On February 12, 1992,  diplomatic relations were established between Ukraine and Denmark. From 1993 to 2004, the Ukrainian diplomatic mission in Copenhagen provided ambassadors concurrently. On April 7, 2005 the first Ambassador of Ukraine Natalia Zarudna with residence in Copenhagen, presented his credentials to Queen  Margrethe II.

Previous Ambassadors
 Dmytro Levytsky (1919-1921)
 Kostyantyn Mashiko (1992-1995), Ambassador
 Olexiy Rybak (1995-1997), Chargé d'Affaires ad interim
 Vasyl Yakovenko (1997), Chargé d'Affaires ad interim
 Igor Podoliev (1997-1999), Ambassador
 Olexandr Slipchenko (1999-2002), Ambassador
 Natalia Zarudna (2004-2008), Ambassador
 Olena Polunina (2008-2009), Chargé d'Affaires ad interim
 Pavlo Riabikin (2009-2010), Ambassador
 Mykhailo Skuratovskyi (2010-2014), Ambassador
 Mykhailo Vydoinyk (2018 - ), Ambassador

See also
 Ukraine–Denmark relations
 Foreign relations of Denmark
 Foreign relations of Ukraine
 Embassy of Denmark in Kyiv
 Diplomatic missions of Ukraine

References

External links
 Embassy of Ukraine in Copenhagen

Copenhagen
Ukraine
Embassy

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