Before the war they lived with Shepetivtsi. The remaining place of the earth is Shepetivka. Population of Shepetivka town

In which region (oblast) is Shepetivka located?

The characteristic of the region (region) or the subject of the region is the water integrity and interconnectivity of warehouse elements, including places and other settlements that are included in the warehouse of the region (region) i).

Region (region) Khmelnytskyi region is an administrative unit of Ukraine.

Population of Shepetivka town.

Rik of sleep m. Shepetivka.

Telephone code of Shepetivka town

Shepetivka, 2013

Khmelnitsky region

First of all, about Shepetivka, as about the population point that belonged to Prince Ivan Zaslavsky, can be seen in the written documents for 1594. At the end of the 16th century, Shepetivtsi was given the right to Magdeburz.

At the end of the 17th century, Shepetivka came under the rule of the magnates Lyubomirsky, and in 1703 - Sangushka. At the end of the 18th century, it went to the Izyaslav district of the Volinsk province (later, from 1866, it became a volost center).

In 1923, Shepetivka attained the status of a place and became the center of the Shepetivka district.
In 1930, the place became the center of the Shepetivsky district of the Vinnytsia region, since 1937 - Kamyanets-Podilska.
Since 1954, Shepetivka has been the regional center of the Khmelnitsky region.

In 1897, 3880 Jews constituted approximately 48% of the total population of the town.

In the spring of 1919, there was a pogrom near Shepetivtsi, when Symon Petliura took over the army. 6 Jews were killed, and the wounded splints were removed.

Under the rule of the Radians, Shepetivtsi had a 7-year school with publications in Yiddish.

In 1939, there were 4,844 Jews living in the area – 20 hundred of the total population.

On the cob of lime tree 1941 rub. Shepetivka was buried by German troops. During the first occupation, a police regiment was in operation in the region, subordinate to the senior chief of the SS and police of the Pivden Army Group. The report about his activity during this period reads: “The cleansing operation in the Rivne-Shepetivka region has been completed. 370 Russians and 1,643 Jews were shot as bureaucrats and their collaborators.”

In Sichna, born 1942. A ghetto was organized near Shepetivtsa, where they collected approximately 6,000 Jews from the surrounding area, as well as from the town of Sudylkiv. Through avarice and greedy, unsanitary sewers, a typhus epidemic broke out in the ghetto, and other illnesses spread.
During the occupation, approximately 5,000 Jews of Shepetivka and neighboring villages and towns perished.

As of 2013, the Jewish community of Shepetivka has approximately 200 individuals.

The small village of Sudylkiv has been completely separated from Shepetivka. As long as there was a permanent place. What can we say about the new Jewish Encyclopedia of Brockhaus and Efron:

Sudilkov - in the era of the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth, the town of Volinsky Voivodeship, Kremenets County.
U 1765 r. There were 397 Jews living in Sudilkovo and other villages.
Nini is a town in Volinsk province, Zaslavsky district. For revision 1847 r. “Sudilkivske Jewish Council” was formed with 1207 souls.
Following the 1897 census. 5551 inhabitants, including 2712 Jews (48% - ed.)
Є (1910) Talmud Torah and Private Jewish School.

Jews settled near Sudilkova in the 17th century. For example, 18th century. Here lives the onuk of the Baal Shem Tov, Rabbi Moshe Chaim Ephraim, who is respected as the founder of Sudilkovsky Hasidism, the author of the tradition known in the Hasidic world "Degel Mahane Efraim".

In 1798, a Jewish army was created in the town. Sudilkova had a long tradition of collecting tales. In 1917 and 1919, Jewish pogroms took place in the town.

Under the rule of the Radians, a Jewish collective state college was founded in 1930, and in the 1920s and 1930s there was a school with readings in Yiddish.
In 1939, 1311 Jews lived in Sudilkovo, which was 20.2 hundred of the total population.

The Germans occupied Sudilkov on the cob of lime tree in 1941. A few days later, refugees from Poland and Western Ukraine arrived at the site. Jews were ordered to wear the yellow eyes of David on their shoulders. All Jews live in these areas.

On September 20, 1941, the police killed 471 Jews, including young men and women, outside the town.
Since 1942, the Jews of Sudilkov, who were deprived, were driven into the Shepetivka ghetto and died there. In the summer of 1942, in one of the booths, several year old men and women were shot, and their bodies were thrown into the basement of the same booth.

Silsky Podar technical school, medical school.

1. History

1.1. Long time ago

Archaeological research from the mid-20th century revealed that the territory of the place was inhabited by people from ancient times (cream knives and other items from the Neolithic era were found here). Near Shepetivka in the Gusentsi tract, during archaeological excavations, a burial mound containing the belongings of Celtic treasures from the Bronze Age was discovered. On the outskirts of the place there are mounds of Scythian-Sarmatian clocks.

1.2. 1594-1772: Grand Duchy of Lithuania and the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth

The first riddle about the population of the area dates back to the river: the village of Chernihivka was part of the Kremenets district of the Volynsky voivodeship as the Volodynia of Andriy Zdyarska.

The population of Shepetivka was aware of the devastating attacks of the Crimean Tatar hordes and the Polish-gentry armies, and at the same time the process of serfdom was intensively changing. In response to feudal oppression, villagers and artisans took part in the uprisings of 1591-1593 alongside Hetman Krzysztof Kosinski and in 1594-1596 under the leadership of Seweryn Nalivaik. At the hour of the free war at Lipna in 1648, when the peasant-Cossack regiments of Maxim Krivonos reached Polonne, the inhabitants of Shepetivka and many other villages replenished the forces of the Ukrainian army. Then Shepetivka was occupied by the Ukrainian Cossack army and transferred to a new garrison, which, in the spring of 1648, became the basis of the Shepetivka hundred.

As a result, the division between the princes of Sangushki: Paul - Marshal of the Grand Duchy of Lithuania, Ironim - Voivode of Lithuania, Janusz - guard of the Great Crown - Shepetivka, together with the surrounding villages, went to Prince Ironim And for a troubling hour I was deprived of his power. In 1859, the place passed to Count Alfred Pototsky, who became friends with Roman Sangushko's daughter Maria. The Pototskys drove Shepetivka to death.

1.3. 1793-1914: Shepetivka at the warehouse of the Russian Empire

Shepetivka is a small shchityzhnevy bazaar and 4 summer fairs. The postal office and telegraph station began to operate in the town.

The one-class national school was founded in 1865 in 1900. Bulo was remolded in two classes. Since 1872 there has been a parish school. A zemstvo hospital with 25 beds, 2 medical stations, a private pharmacy, and a water farm begin to function. Religious buildings include an Orthodox church, a church, and a synagogue.

The rapid development of industry has increased in the Swede population: in 1891, the town had 5,926 inhabitants - 2.5 times more, lower in 1870.

At the dawn of a new commercial boom, commercial production grew in Shepetivtsi. In 1912, a friend opens up, the life of the Shepetivka-Greeks colony is over. Cucumber factories, which employed over 1,200 workers, produced 29,459 quintals of crop during the 1912-1913 season. It was necessary to achieve mechanized production, where steam boilers with a pressure of 25 horsepower and steam engines of foreign production up to 15 horsepower were installed. There was a sawmill, a steam mill, and a tile manufacturing plant in the area. There was a significant increase in salvage workers, robot workers in the purpose-built plant, and artisans. In 1910 there were over 6 thousand labor workers in the town

Pre-revolutionary Shepetivka is a typical provincial town of the Russian Empire. The family had 1,578 budinkas, of which only a few dozen were stone. Zabudova, especially on the outskirts, behaved haphazardly. Only one street - from Tsukrova to the zaleznichny station - was marked with Brook. The town has a lot of electric lighting, water supply, transport, there were 14 workers, there were numerous private shops, 3 taverns.

At the rocks of the first world war, Shepetivka became drunk at the front-line smoothie. Refugees from Poland arrived here. Life was depleted, prices for food and consumer goods rose. Trains with wounded soldiers continually passed through the Zaliznichna station.

In the other half of the year 1919, fierce battles broke out in the Shepetivka area. Units of the 1st and 2nd Ukrainian Radian divisions buried the town on May 7th.

In 1919, power in Shepetivtsi passed to the army of Simon Petliura, and finally the place was occupied by Polish legions. At Lipnya in 1920, parts of the 45th Infantry Division under the command of I. moved to Shepetivka. anchors, as if due to sudden turbulence, the UPR army would give up control.

In 1919, Shepetivtsi had a lot of pennies in circulation - fragments of power were often changed, the Jewish community of the place began to issue local penny bills - rubles.

In the 2nd half of leaf fall 1920 r. The Bolsheviks began to live in Shepetivtsa again, and a poverty committee was created.

1.4. 1922-1991: USSR

In 1922 The town became the center of the region, to which 3 volosts (Shepetivska, Khrolinska, Sudylkivska) of the then Izyaslavsky district of the Volinsk province grew.

Regardless of the growing industrial capacity of the place and the presence of an industrial hub with 5 routes (to Kiev, Korosten, Ternopil, Zdolbuniv, Proskuriv), in 1923 it was decided to move the district center of Izyaslav to Shepetivka. After the liquidation of the districts and volosts near Berezna in 1923, three districts were created in the Volynsk province: Shepetivska, Novograd-Volinska, Zhytomyrska.

May 29, 1923 The district of Shepetivka is recognized as a locality (number of locals – 12,072 people)

At the end of the new period, the place restored the pre-war level of the state, and created a significant period of time ahead of the development of industry, trade, and culture.

However, they did not ignore Shepetivka nor the Holodomor of 1932-1933, nor the repression of 1937-1938. Documents show that in the Gritsivsky district (now part of the Shepetivsky district) starvation killed 6 thousand people, in Shepetivsky - over 5 thousand people. A memorial cross was erected at the memorial site for victims of the Holodomor.

Budynok of Shepetivsk regional government administration

Primusovo from the place and region was transported to hard labor to a population of nearly two thousand people.

I Shepetivka could not hear the enemy. Local fighters and partisans fought against the Nazis throughout the entire occupation.

In the middle of Bereznya, 1943. The UPA began partisan warfare, especially after the transfer of parts of the Ukrainian auxiliary police to them. U Chernі 1943 r. UPA soldiers buried stolen military food warehouses near Shepetivtsa

February 11, 1944 The troops of the 60th Army of the 1st Ukrainian Front under the command of Lieutenant General Ivan Chernyakhovsky, after important battles, took their place from the military Wehrmacht.

The war has begun in a town devastated by war. Let's look at the historical pride of Shepetivka residents: the sugar plant and the plant that have been operating from ancient times to the present day.

2. Osvita

Shepetivtsa has 10 initial deposits:

Shepetivka Primary School "Pre-school mortgage - dark-illuminated school of І-ІІІ stages named after M. Ostrovsky" No. 1

• Shepetivka Primary School "Pre-school mortgage - dark-illuminated school of the 1st and 3rd levels named after M. Ostrovsky" No. 1 (Ostrovsky St., 3);
• Shepetivsk specialized secondary school of І-ІІІ levels No. 2 with advanced education in the fundamentals of economics and law (K. Marx St., 34);
• Shepetivka backlighting school of І-ІІІ levels No. 3 (Sudilkivska st., 12);
• Shepetivka back-lighting school of І-ІІІ levels No. 4 (V. Kotika st., 75);
• Shepetivsky primary school complex “Zagalnosvitnya school of І-ІІІ stages – gymnasium?” (K. Marx vul., 50);
• Shepetivka back-lit school of І-ІІІ degrees No. 6 (K. Marx st., 98);
• Shepetivsky primary school complex No. 3 at the warehouse "Zagalnosvitny school of the 1st and 3rd stages named after M. Rybak and a lyceum with advanced military-physical training" (Ukrainska vul., 67);
• Shepetivka Primary School "Pre-school mortgage - dark-illuminated school of І-ІІІ stages" No. 3 (44 Gorky St.);
• Shepetivsky primary school complex No. 1 at the warehouse "Zagalnosvitnya school of І-ІІІ levels and lyceum" (61 Gorbatyuka vul.);
• Shepetivsky Zagalnosvitny boarding house of І-ІІІ stages (Miru Ave., 27);

The locality also operates regional municipal and music schools, which represent a sector of post-school education for talented children.

Initial mortgages of Shepetivka:

• Shepetivska Medical School (Miru Ave., 26);
• Shepetivskyi rural technical school of accounting PDATU (Miru Ave., 25).

Shepetivka Professional Lyceum (SPL) No. 20 (Miru Ave. 27)

3. PHI

Shepetivtsa presents the following types of mass information:

The community center "Shepetivska Drukarnya" operates at the site.

4. Culture

4.1. Important reminders

Shepetivtsa has 14 architectural monuments, among them the local history museum and the M. Ostrovsky museum, as well as 25 historical monuments, two of which are related to the life of M. Ostrovsky, two - little houses where the people named lived yum hero Radyansky Union, mostly associated with the actions of Radyansky warriors and Komsomol members.

4.2. Set up cultures

Shepetivtsa has a low level of culture and allows creative teams of different directness to develop.

Sered Shepetivsky deposits of culture:

4.3. Creative teams

Shepetivtsa has organized the following creative teams:

• Folk amateur string ensemble "Lira" Children's Music School (Ker. Olena Kabatsiy)
• Amateur Folk Ensemble of Folk Instruments Children's Music School (Ker. Nina Lukashenko);
• National amateur group "Dixieland" Children's Music School (Ker. Ivan Kabatsiy)
• Folk music orchestra and pop-symphony orchestra of the Children's Music School. (Head: Oleksandr Yarovy)
• Folk amateur ensemble of pop songs "Retro" (Ker. Evgeniya Gaevska)
• Folk amateur sports and ballroom dance ensemble "Vivat" MBK (Ker. Viktoria Talimonchuk and Olena Talimlochuk)
• People's amateur youth theater "Bravo" (ker. Chervinska Galina);
• Variety Song Theater "Vodograi" MBK (Ker. Olga Voitenko);
• Folk amateur ensemble "Kaltsiy" MBK (director Oleg Tsemik)
• Folk amateur ensemble of folk songs "Colorit" MBK (ker. Valentina Shevchuk);
• Folk amateur choir group "Prolisok" UTOS (Ker. Mikhailo Shtogrin)
• Choir of Veterans of War and Pratsi (Ker. Oleksandr Kondratyuk);
• Daily dance ensemble "Butterfly";
• Sports and ballroom dance ensemble "Asorti" (Ker. Lyudmila Denisyuk);
• Sports and ballroom dance team "Ovatsiya" (Ker. Yana Beizimova)
• Daily dance ensemble "Inesh" (Ker. Inna Gordiychuk)
• Dramatic Gurtok "Litsediya" (Ker. Lyudmila Timoshenko);
• Folk dance group (Ker. Svitlana Yavorska).
• Sports and ballroom dance ensemble "Bravo" (Ker. Diana Kucher)

5. Persons associated with the place

5.1. Natives

5.2. Meshkanci

5.3. Guests

• Ostap Cherry - writer, satirist;
• Serhiy Gamchenko – archaeologist;
• Josip Girnyak – actor, director;
• Evgen Konovalets - military and sovereign leader;
• Mikhailo Kotsyubinsky – writer, activist;
• Józef Ignaciy Kraszewski – Polish writer, community leader;
• Mykola Kulish – writer, playwright;
• Mykola Lyubinsky – sovereign leader, diplomat, scholar;

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Ukrainian Shepetivka
Coat of arms
50° 11' mon. w. 27°04'E bud.
Kraina	Ukraine
Status	district center
Region
Area	Shepetivskyi district
History and geography
Persha riddle	1594
Mіsto s	1923
Square	40.0 km²
Center height	217 m
Time zone	UTC+2, flight UTC+3
Population
Population	▼ 41,415 osib (2018)
Digital IDs
Telephone code	+380 3840
Postal codes	30400 - 30409
Vehicle code	BX, НХ/23
KOATUU	6825500000
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Shepetivka Shepetivka is a place in , the administrative center of the Shepetivsky district (do not enter the warehouse).

It ranks third in the region in terms of population.

History

First of all, about Shepetivka, as about the population point that belonged to Prince Ivan Zaslavsky, can be seen in the written documents for 1594. In the 16th century, Shepetivka was in no way different from other Polish settlements. Near the village there was a huge mass of land. At the end of the 16th century, Shepetivtsi was given the right to Magdeburz. This sheltered the growing and Swedish population.

At the turn of the 16th and 17th centuries, the process of consolidation of the rural population was intensively underway. The population of Shepetivka suffered from frequent attacks by the Crimean Tatars. The villagers and craftsmen who faced feudal rot took their part in the rebels of 1591-1593. on the side with Hetman Kryshtof Kosinsky and 1594-1596. under the wire of Severin Nalivaika. At the hour of the free war of the Ukrainian people, at Lipna 1648, when the peasant-Cossack regiments of Maxim Krivonos reached Polonne, the inhabitants of Shepetivka and many other villages resurfaced the lava of the Ukrainian army.

At the end of the 17th century, Shepetivka came under the rule of the magnates Lyubomirsky, and in 1703 - Sangushka.

In 1795, Shepetivka became part of the Zaslavsky district of the Volinsk province, and in 1866 it became a volost center).

• 1873 - a salvage station was created
• 1923 - Shepetivka gains the status of a town and becomes the center of the Shepetivka district.
• 1930 – the place becomes the center of the Shepetivsky district of the Vinnytsia region
• 1937 - Shepetivsky district was included in Kamyantsy-Podilsk (from 1954 -) region.

During the Great German War on June 5, 1941, the place was occupied by German troops.

On the 11th of 1944, the German troops retired from the 1st Ukrainian Front during the Rivne-Lutsk operation:

• 60th Army at the warehouse: 18th Guards. sk (Major General Afonin, Ivan Mikhailovich) at the warehouse: 148th Infantry Division (Major General Mishchenko, Andriy Avksentiyovich), 280th Infantry Division (Major General Golosov, Dmitro Mykolayovich), 351st Infantry Division (Major General Kozik , Omelyan Vasilovich); units of the 226th Infantry Division (Colonel Petrenko, Vasil Yakovich) of the 23rd Infantry Division (Major General Chuvakov, Mikita Omelyanovich); 4th Guards tk (major general t/v Poluboyariv, Pavlo Pavlovich) at the warehouse: 12th Guards. TBR (Colonel Dushak, Mikola Grigorovich), 13th Guards. TBR (Colonel Baukov, Leonid Ivanovich), 14th Guards. TBR (Major Kurkotkin, Semyon Kostyantinovich); 56th Guards TBR (Colonel Novokhatko, Mikhailo Stepanovich), 1820th self-propelled artillery regiment (Lieutenant Colonel Melnikov Fedir Stepanovich), 1889th self-propelled artillery regiment (Lieutenant Colonel Kushnir Ivan Ivanovich), 37th division. armored train division (Lieutenant Colonel Oleksandr Ivanovich Zaichenko), 49th division. division of armored trains (captain Shevchenko Danilo Maksimovich); 1st Guards Artillery Division of the Prorivu (Major General Art. Vovchok Arkady Mikolayovich) at the warehouse: 2nd Guards. howitzer artillery brigade (Colonel Oleksiy Ivanovich Telegin), 3rd Guards. light artillery brigade (Colonel Zhagala Viktor Makarovich).
• 2nd Air Force Army at the warehouse: 227th Attack Air Division (Colonel Lozhechnikov Andriy Oleksandrovich), parts of the 256th Army Air Division (Colonel Gerasimov Mikola Semenovich) 5th Army valny air corps (Major General of Aviation Dmitry Galunov).

The troops who took part in the battle of Shepetivka were deafened and a salute was given in Moscow with 12 artillery salvoes from 124 guns.

By order of the Supreme Command Headquarters dated 02/17/1944 No. 033, in commemoration of the victory of the united units that were represented in the battles for the village of Shepetivka, the name “Shepetivsky” was revoked:

• 351st Streltsy Division
• 12th Guards Tank Brigade
• 13th Guards Tank Brigade
• 56th Guards Tank Brigade
• 1889th self-propelled artillery regiment
• 37th Division of Armored Trains
• 49th Division of Armored Trains
• 319th Guards Anti-Tank Artillery Regiment (Major Oleksandr Dmitrovich Mikhailov)
• 350th Army Anti-Tank Artillery Regiment (Lieutenant Colonel Sheremet Mikola Pilipovich)
• 640th Army Anti-Tank Artillery Regiment (Lieutenant Colonel Chernyak Ivan Vasylovych)
• 1178th Army Anti-Tank Artillery Regiment (Lieutenant Colonel Pegov Stepan Petrovich)
• 1506th All-Russian Anti-Titan Artillery Regiment (Major Sergiy Dmitrovich Loskutov).

In response to the riddle about the village of Shepetivka, Shepetivska Street is named.

In 1989, the population reached 50,876 people.

Coat of arms

The coat of arms was approved on the 14th of 1995 by the Shepetivskaya Council. The shield is divided into three parts by a fork-shaped golden cross: the top - red and silver cross, the right - green, the left - black. Gold Smuha means three roads, at the intersection of which there is a place; The gravestone on the red cross means that the place belongs to the historical Volina; The blue color is a symbol of Podill, the green color is a symbol of forests, among which is Shepetivka.

Initial deposits

• Shepetivka Medical School
• Shepetivka Vocational Lyceum
• Shepetivka College of the Polish State Agrarian and Technical University

Vidomi people

Shepetivka – a place of people I. M. Ostrovsky and V. I. Matvienko, as well as the hero of the Radyansky Union, Sergei Klimovich. M. A. Ostrovsky spent his childhood and youth here. Here were born the famous Assyriologist A. A. Vayman, who discovered the decipherment of Proto-Sumerian writing, P. M. Lerner, Doctor of Medical Sciences, professor, health officer of the USSR, honored doctor of Uzbekistan, honored scientist, scribe. B. T. Goroshchenko, Radiansky scientist at the Galusian Aerodynamics Department, Major General of the Aviation Engineering Service, Honored Scientist of Science and Technology of the RRFSR. V. Girsa, Czechoslovak diplomat.

Here the pioneer hero Valya Kotik accomplished his feats. Here the Hero of the Socialist Party was born - Dichinsky, Cesar Adolfovich.

Shepetivka at vitvorah mystetstva

• The place of Shepetivka is reminiscent of Mikoli Ostrovsky’s novel “How the Steel Was Made.”
• At home, the Russian songbird Lyubov Uspenska sings a song entitled “From Moscow to Shepetivka”
• At creation I. Ilfa ta E. Petrov’s “The Gold of the Calf” Ostap Bender writes the phrase: “And we began to cry, the last place of the earth is Shepetivka, about how the pine needles are broken in the ocean.” At that time, the Polish cordon passed through the outer and outer cordon of the present one, and Shepetivka remained a great station.
• In the work of P. M. Lerner "Wayman Isaac Abramovich", Israel, 2011.

Military association, association, parts

From May 2, 1935 to 1938, the 15th mechanized brigade of the Ukrainian Military District was stationed at the site (from May 17, 1935 to the Kiev Military District).

From May 10, 1935 to 1938, the city had control of the 7th Cavalry Corps in the Ukrainian military district, the commander of the corps was P. P. Grigoriev (10.05.35 - 22.07.1937), I. M. Sisoev (until July 3, 1938), (Shepetivka - district center of the Shepetivsky district of the Vinnytsia region of the Ukrainian Radyansky Socialist Republic). The corps consisted of 23, 26 and 28 cavalry divisions.

On 12-15 spring 1936, in the area of ​​Shepetivka (Vinnytsia region), Berdychiv and Zhytomyr (Kiev region), a round of tactical training was carried out, which went back to the history of the world under the name yu Shepetivka maneuvers. The navchannyahs took the fate of the 1936 rock.

On the 22nd of Wednesday 1937 the fate was fulfilled. Shepetivsky district with the regional center of the Shepetivka metro station extends to the Kamyantsy-Podil region. On June 22, 1937, the fate from the western regions was resolved.

From 1938 to 16 June 1939, the 38th light tank brigade of the Kiev Military District was located in the city (from 07/26/1938 of the Kiev Special Military District).

In 1938, the formation of the 15th Shepetivsky fortified region was born in the Kiev Special Military District. The management of the district was taken over from the locality.

On the 16th spring of 1938, the administration of the Shepetiv army group of the Ukrainian front was dismantled in the city during the military campaign to the bordering Poland - Western Ukraine with the help of a fortified operation. no one and no villagers under the yoke of capitalists and landowners.

Transport

Shepetivka is a great salvage junction, there are five salvage lines running here: Shepetivka-Podilska-Ternopil, Shepetivka-Podilska-Starokostiantyniv-1, Shepetivka-Berdichiv, Shepetivka-Zdolbuniv, Shepeti vka-Novograd-Voli. And two health stations Shepetivka and Shepetivka-Podilska.

Notes

1. Population (estimated) as of April 1, 2018 / Head Office of Statistics of the Khmelnytsky Region
2. // Encyclopedic Dictionary of Brockhaus and Efron: 86 volumes (82 volumes and 4 add.). - St. Petersburg. , 1890–1907.
3. Evidence “Evil Place: Evidence of the Evil Place during the Great German War 1941-1945” / M. L. Dudarenko, Yu. G. Perechnev, V. T. Eliseev et al. M.: Voenizdat, 1985. 598 p. http://gigabaza.ru/doc/76524-pall.html
4. Isaev A.V. From Dubna to Rostov. - M: AST; Transitok, 2004. militera.lib.ru/h/isaev_av3/index.html
5. Permission of the locality. - M.: Voenizdat, 1985.
6. Website Soldat.ru.
7. RSCA website. http://rkka.ru.
8. Website of the Mechanized Corps of the RSChA.
9. Website of the Cavalry Corps of the RSChA.
10. All-Union population census 1989 The size of the population of the Union republics, their territorial units, small settlements and small districts per article
11. Population of Ukraine as of September 1, 2013. State Statistics Service of Ukraine. Kiev, 2013. page 103
12. Pikhalov I. Great swamp war. – M.: Yauza, Eksmo, 2005. – 480 p. Chapter 3. "The myth about the cavalry."
13. Chervonopraporny Kievsky. Drawings of the history of the Chervonopraporny Kiev Military District (1919-1979). Seen friend, corrected and updated. Kiev, publishing house of political literature of Ukraine, 1979. P. 81-112. Chapter 6. On a new basis.
14. http://rkka.ru/cavalry Website of the Cavalry Corps of the RSChA.
15. Archived copy. Revised May 7, 2011. Archived on March 23, 2012. Website of the Archives of Russia. Section XII. Administration, headquarters of fortified areas and fortress.
16. http://army.armor.kiev.ua/hist/linia-stalina.php. Veremev Yu. Anatomy of the army. "Stalin's Line" and preparation for partisan war."
17. Meltyukhov M. I. Radian-Polish wars. Military-political conflict of 1918-1939. Part three. Spring 1939 rock. War at the end - M., 2001.

Literature

• Szepetówka // Słownik geograficzny Królestwa Polskiego i innych krajów słowiańskich. - Warszawa: Filip Sulimierski i Wladysław Walewski, 1890. - T. XI: Sochaczew - Szlubowska Wola. - S. 898

Posilannya

• Website of the newspaper Shepetivsky Visnik
• Head portal of Shepetivka metro station
• Blog of Shepetivka town
• Shepetivtsa has opened its first supermarket
• Central State Archives. ROZDIL XII. ADMINISTRATION, HEADQUARTERS OF INDUSTRIAL DISTRICTS AND CRYPT.