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Nikolai Vasilievich Vashchuk

Nikolai Vasilievich Vashchuk (Ukrainian language|Ukrainian: Микола Васильович Ващук, Russian language|Russian: Николай Васильевич Ващук 1959-1986) Was a Soviet first-responding firefighter to the Chernobyl disaster|Chernobyl Disaster, who later died of Acute radiation syndrome|radiation sickness.
== Life ==
Vashchuk was born in the small village of :ru:Великая_Хайча|Velikaya Khaicha in the Ovruch|Ovruch district (Zhytomyr Oblast|Zhytomyr region) on 5 June 1959.
After graduating from Ovruch High School, he studied at the Kiev Technical School. Then from 1976 to 1978, he worked at a chemical facility. Then he served in the Soviet Army|Soviet Army.
After serving in the army, Vashchuk took up a job as a chauffeur from January to August 1981. And in September 1981, Vashchuk enlisted in the internal service (MVD) as a firefighter. Receiving a promotion to senior sergeant in 1983, and in February 1985—a squad leader.
It is known he had a son named Anatoly, and a wife named Inna, who are both presumably still alive today.
== Chernobyl disaster ==
Since Vashchuk lived in the fire station dormitory, he was immediately ready to answer the call. He rode to the fire in a ZIL-130 AC40, the standard Soviet fire truck of the time.
Once he had arrived at around 1:45 AM, he climbed to the turbine hall roof along with his colleagues: Vasily Ignatenko|Ignatenko, Viktor Kibenok|Kibenok, Tishchura and Titenok. They were guided by Volodymyr Pravyk|Pravik to the heavily irradiated roof of Reactor 3, which was covered in broken fuel rods and blocks of graphite. It is reported that there were around 5 small fires dotted around the roof. Most of them being located under the ventilation chimney. Vashchuk is said to have been busy, relaying hoses to and from Reactor 3's roof. He encouraged his colleagues to keep on fighting the fire as they were succumbing to the early symptoms of radiation sickness.
He collapsed at around 2:25 AM and was helped down to an ambulance by his fellow firefighters. He stayed briefly for one day in Hospital 126 in Pripyat, before being air-lifted to Moscow Hospital No.6, where he died of Acute radiation syndrome|radiation sickness on 14 May at the age of 27.
== Awards ==
* Hero of Ukraine (21 April 2006), posthumously)
* Order for Courage|Ukraine's Cross for Courage (8 May 1986)
* Order of the Red Banner (1986, posthumously)
Category:Firefighters
Nikolaos Galatis

Nikolaos Galatis (1792–1819) was a pre-revolutionary figure from a noble family in Ithaca, Greece and one of the founding members of the Filiki Etairia, the secret revolutionary society. He was assassinated by other members of the society for reasons that remain cloudy. Some historians suggest that the other members of the society wants to distance him because he was positioning to take control of the organisation, and in some sense he already had achieved that. Other historians suggest that the trigger for his assassination was his boastful character and the alleged use by him of society funds on his own folly, and others point to the alleged threat which he made (that he would turn the other members over to the Turkish authorities if they did not accept him as leader). The typical account presents him as a danger to the organisation and as a traitor.
==References==
==External links==
* Greek War of Independence (1821–1832) — EGO
* Filiki Etaireia - Bard Digital Commons - Bard College
* Kleine Geschichte Griechenlands: Von der Staatsgründung
* Analysis of 1,000+ Type-Strain Genomes ... - Frontiers
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Category:1819 deaths
Category:Revolutionaries
Category:Noble families of the United Kingdom
Category:People from Ithaca
Nikolas Gregory Bentel

Nikolas Bentel (born November 23, 1993) is a New York-based Italian-American artist and designer mostly known for designing limited-edition experimental objects.
==Early life and education==
Nikolas Bentel was born to Carol Bentel and Paul Bentel. He was raised in New York. Bentel graduated from the Brown University- Rhode Island School of Design Dual Degree Program in 2017. He studied Modern Culture and Media at Brown University and Industrial Design at RISD. He completed his master's in Architecture from Columbia University, Graduate School of Architecture Planning and Preservation, in 2022.
==Career==
Bentel uses alternate forms of product design, advertising, and performance art. He designs and releases small, limited-edition objects. In 2018, he purchased a 1973 untitled print by Robert Rauschenberg and created The Erased Rauschenberg. The art piece was auctioned for $21,000.
Bentel formerly worked out of the New Inc art + design office at The New Museum.
==Projects==
* Chalk Drawers
* The Erased Rauschenberg Art Piece, 2018
* The Scrap Stool
* All Purpose Nik
* The Flowered Dress
* The Loopy Chair, 2021
* Pasta Bag, 2021
* Wiggle Pipe, 2022
* Shipping Box Bag, 2022
==Personal life==
Bentel has a twin sister Michela Bentel and a brother Lukas Bentel who are also artists, musicians, and sports enthusiasts.
Category:1993 births
Category:Italian American
Category:Brown University alumni
Category:Columbia University alumni
Category:Artists
Category:Designers
Nikolaus Haas

Nikolaus Haas (born September 29, 1964 in Mannheim, Germany) is a Pediatrics, pediatric Cardiology and specialist in congenital heart defect as well as pediatric intensive care, adults with congenital heart defects (CHD) and treatments of heart disease by means of cardiac catheter interventions (interventional pediatric cardiology).
Haas studied medicine in Heidelberg, Mannheim and Los Angeles (University of California, Los Angeles) from 1984 and then began training as a pediatrician at the University Children's Hospital in Mannheim. He was Director of the Pediatric Cardiac Intensive Care Unit at Prince Charles Hospital in Brisbane and Associate Professor at the University of Queensland between 2002 and 2006. From 2006 to 2015, he was head of the cardiac catheterization laboratory at the Heart and Diabetes Center North Rhine-Westphalia, where he also completed his habilitation at Ruhr University Bochum. At the end of 2015, he was appointed professor at Ludwig Maximilian University of Munich. Since 2015, he has been chief physician at Klinikum Großhadern Munich (KUM). He is also head of the Department of Pediatric Cardiology and Pediatric Intensive Care Medicine at LMU in Großhadern and at Dr. von Hauner Children's Hospital.
Haas is an editor and author for scientific essays, textbooks and books, and has participated in several trials. He is also involved internationally with education and training in cardiac catheterization techniques and pediatric intensive care.
* Haas N.A., Pozza R.D., Kleideiter U.: Pädiatrische Echokardiografie: Ultraschall des Herzens im Kindesalter und bei angeborenen Herzfehlern. Thieme Medical Publishers, Stuttgart / New York 2019, 
* Haas N.A., Kleideiter U.: Kinderkardiologie: Klinik und Praxis der Herzerkrankungen bei Kindern, Jugendlichen und jungen Erwachsenen. Thieme, 2nd Edition July 2018, 
* Haas, N.A., Kleideiter, U.: Pediatric Cardiology: Symptoms-Diagnosis-Treatment. Thieme, Stuttgart 2015, 
* Haas, N.A.: Entwicklung einer standardisierten Stufentherapie zur sicheren Behandlung postoperativer Herzrhythmusstörungen im Kindesalter mit Amiodarone. Bochum, University, Habilitation, 2009.
* Haas N.A.: Ein neues tierexperimentelles Untersuchungsverfahren für die Wirkungsprüfung von Substanzen zur Behandlung der peripheren arteriellen Verschlußkrankheit. Heidelberg, University, Thesis.
Category:1964 births
Category:German pediatricians
Category:German cardiologists
Category:People from Mannheim
Nikolski

Nikolski (Russian: Никольский, Also: Vladimir Abramovitsch Neiman, Russian: Владимир Абрамович Нейман) Was a Soviet officer for the intelligence department of the Revolutionary Army of the DVR. He was an attendant to the 1st National Congress of the Communist Party of China in Shanghai
==Life==
Born in 1898 Nikolski lived a relatively normal life, working around Vladivostok. In 1921 he became an employee of the Comintern. Nikolski spent a large part of his adult life working in China, first in Shanghai and later in Manchuria, before being recalled to Moscow in 1938 where he was executed in the Great Purge. His name was later cleared in 1956.
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Category:Russian people
Category:Soviet Army officers
Category:Russian people
Nikon I, Serbian Patriarch

Nikon I, Serbian Patriarch was the archbishop of the Serbian Patriarchate of Peć and the Serbian patriarch from 1419 to 1435.
Nikon was on the throne of the Serbian Church during the reign of despot Stefan Lazarević and after. As a matter of fact, Stefan had taken a direct interest in selecting Nikon to head the Church. The earliest mention of this Serbian hierarch was noted in 1419 in the "Praise to Prince Lazar" written by Antonije Rafail, a writer of Greek origin who fled to Serbia from the Ottoman Empire. One eulogy-praise was written in 1424 by order of Patriarch Nikon. In the spring of 1426, at a state Sabor held in Srebrenica, Stefan selected and appointed Đurađ Branković as his successor. Patriarch Nikon was also present at the assembly. The following year (1427), the new ruler of Serbia, Despot Đurađ Branković, forbade Serbian Patriarch Nikon to attend the Council of Florence on 6 July 1439 on the grounds that he distrusted the motives of that council and questioned the principle of papal supremacy.
In Јеванђеље (the Gospel), which was transcribed by the monk Dositej around 1428, in a longer record, testimony about the difficult situation in Serbia after the death of despot Stefan is preserved. Patriarch Nikon moved his residence of the Žiča monastery to the Danube region, where the Serbian Church council was held. There are several different opinions about the venue of the assembly, but the prevailing opinion is that it was in Belgrade, the then capital of Serbia.
Patriarch Nikon is especially deserving, not only for our church and artistic life but also for literature. By his order and request, Constantine of Kostenets wrote The Life of Despot Stefan Lazarević, one of the most important works of Serbian medieval literature.
The last mention of Patriarch Nikon is from 1435 in a record of the manuscript Triodion transcribed by Deacon Arsenije.
==Literature==
* „Никон (патријарх српски)” (Nikon, Serbian Patriarch) Народна енциклопедија (National Encyclopedia). Загреб: Библиографски завод. 1927 (Zagreb: Bibliographic Institute, 1927)
* Вуковић, Сава (Sava Vuković, 1996). Српски јерарси од деветог до двадесетог века (Serbian Hierarch from the Ninth- to the Twentieth-century). Евро, Унирекс, Каленић (Evro, Unireks, Kalenić).
* Поповић, Јелена Р. (Jelena P. Popović, 2014). „Положај Српске Православне Цркве у последњим деценијама српске Деспотовине” (Position of the Serbian Orthodox Church during the last decades of the Despotate, PDF). Богословље: Часопис Православног богословског факултета у Београду (Bogoslovlje: Journal of the Orthodox Theological Faculty in Belgrade), edition 73 (1): 151—160. 
== References ==
Category:Lists of patriarchs
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Category:Patriarchs of the Serbian Orthodox Church
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Category:14th-century Eastern Orthodox bishops
Nikon of Jerusalem

Nikon of Jerusalem also known in Serbian as Nikon Jerusalem (Serbian: Никон Јерусалимац; c. 1380 – after 1468) was a Serbian medieval writer, probably of another origin than Serb.
He was the clergyman who corresponded with Jelena Balšić intensively. In his epistles, written in a natural, personal tone, Nikon develops the theory of monastic life in hesychasm and the genealogy of the virtues of the Nemanjic lineage, claiming for his spiritual daughter that "a good offspring springs from good" roots". Their correspondence in the literary-aesthetic and spiritual sense is one of the very peaks of Serbian medieval epistolography. He compiled the Gorički zbornik (1441-1442) in which, in addition to these letters, he included translations and transcripts of some old works, as well as his travelogue A Tale of Jerusalem Churches and Places in the Desert in which, in addition to the topography of the Holy Land, he has condensed poetic and philosophical lyrics...
Nikon of Jerusalem also wrote Zitije svetog Simeona Mirotočivog (The Life of Saint Simeon).https://serbica.u-bordeaux-montaigne.fr/images/stories/itije_svetoga_Simeona_Nemanje.pdfHis work can also be found in "The Hexaemeron of Nikon of Jerusalem in the Manuscript No 21 of the Savina Monastery|Monastery of Savina -- the Work "On the Creation of the World" by Severian of Gavalla in (Slavonic-Serbian|Serbian-Slavonic Translation".
* Povest tuđina i plenika, in: Miodrag Pavlović, "Antologija srpskog pesništva", SKZ, Belgrade, 1962.
* Two Epistles of Jelena Balšić and Nikonova "A Tale of Jerusalem Churches and Desert Places", translated by Đorđe Trifunović, Književna istorija, V, 18, Belgrade 1972, p. 289–327.
* Confession of faith, prev. from the Greek Bishop Atanasija (Jevtić), "Vidoslov" 13 (1998), 4.
* Same (Confession of Faith of Nikon of Jerusalem), trans. from the Serbo-Slavic Bishop Atanasija (Jevtić), „Svetigora“ 65–66 (1997), 5.
* Nikon answers Jelena Balšić when asked why Christians suffer from the wicked, prev. Metropolitan Amfilohije (Radović), "Svetigora" 91–93 (1999), 16.
* On the state of souls after death, trans. from the Serbo-Slavic Metropolitan Amfilohije (Radović), "Svetigora" 99 (2000), 19.
* Dimitrije Bogdanović: Istorija stare srpske književnosti, Beograd, SKZ, 1980.
* Dejan Mihailović: Byzantine Circle (Small Dictionary of Early Christian Literature in Greek, Byzantine and Old Serbian Literature), Belgrade, "Institute for Textbooks", 2009, p. 142-143.
* Hieromonk Jovan (Ćulibrk), Nikon Jerusalema and hesychastic tradition
Category:Medieval Serbian writers
Nikos Kakavoulis

Nikos Kakavoulis is a Greek entrepreneur. 
He's currently the Digital Strategy Director of Amplifier, an investment unit of ANT1 Group, the largest Greek media company. He started his career as an editor of Esquire (magazine) and then of STATUS magazine . He soon became the Head of Digital for Liberis Publication and the Greece Managing Director for Condé Nast International Digital, where he launched digital editions for Vogue (magazine), Glamour (magazine) and Men%27s Health. He's best known as the founder of Daily Secret. Daily Secret was the first Greek startup to raise capital from US VCs and the first Endeavor (non-profit) Greece company.
He has an MD from the National and Kapodistrian University of Athens and an MBA from Columbia University.
Category:Greek businesspeople
Category:Greek entrepreneurs
Category:Greek people by occupation
Nikos Sola

Nikos Sola is a street photographer and graphic artist. His art is centered on "social and political constructs that confine, divide, and unite populations. He is drawn to those Western society has deemed unimportant, and his social reportage in the Middle East, Europe, Asia, the South Pacific, and across North America pulls from this interest in human behavior."
Recent shows and recognition include:
- "inPalestine" Solo Exhibition at the Decagon Gallery, Brooklyn
- Shortlist, Belfast Photo Festival 2024, Belfast
- "After School" featured in The Art of Street Photography Group Show, The Chateau Gallery, Louisville, Kentucky
- "inPalestine" Solo Exhibition at the Upper Jay Arts Center, Jay, New York
- Featured in Group Show, Art on A Gallery, East Village, New York City
Nikos grew up in New Haven, Connecticut before moving to New York City when he was 16 years old. "The fabric of social and racial injustice Nikos Sola saw in his upbringing introduced him to malevolent and systematic oppression." Nikos holds a BFA in Photography from Parsons School of Design in New York City, and his most recent show features work from his time spent living in Nablus, Palestine. Additional recent reportage features populations throughout the Middle East, Europe, Asia, the South Pacific, and North America.
Category:Street photographers
Category:Graphic artists
Category:American people
Nil Cukjati

Nil Cukjati is a Dj and Record Producer known for his unique sound and captivating performances. His music blends genres and influences, creating a distinctive style that resonates with a wide audience.
===Early Life and Influences===
Nil Cukjati is born on October 5, 2007, in Slovenia. Growing up, he was surrounded by a rich musical environment that nurtured his passion for music. His early exposure to various genres played a significant role in shaping his musical style.
===Career===
====Beginnings====
Nil begins his musical journey by experimenting with different instruments and sounds. His work showcases a blend of House, Techno, and Future rave, earning him a reputation as a versatile and innovative artist. His first single, "Punjabihttps://open.spotify.com/album/6IFk46B65ae7XNAJCld1do?highlight=spotify:track:36hya60jKo3WC81Ljl4Y9W", gained a small amount of traction and introduced him to the music scene.
====Breakthrough====
Nil's breakthrough comes with the release of his track "One Stephttps://open.spotify.com/track/5EGTvvKz7T2RVewpX2PoVR", which quickly gained traction and effortlessly reached over 10 thousand streams, accumulating significant attention and praise. The song highlights his ability to blend captivating melodies with innovative production, solidifying his presence in the music industry.
===Musical Style and Influences===
Nil's music is characterized by its mix of house, techno, and future rave. His influences range from James Hype, Fisher and David Guetta, which are evident in his work and unique music style.
===Discography===
* 'Punjabihttps://music.apple.com/us/album/punjabi-single/1651266444' (2022)
* 'One Stephttps://music.apple.com/us/album/one-step-single/1673108470' (2023)
* 'The Visionhttps://music.apple.com/us/album/the-vision-single/1694991041' (2023)
* 'Everythinghttps://music.apple.com/us/album/everything-single/1712692028' (2023)
* 'Feel Freehttps://music.apple.com/us/album/feel-free-single/1736045961' (2024)
* 'Safe & Soundhttps://music.apple.com/us/album/safe-sound-single/1754905817' (2024)
===Performances===
Nil is known for his electrifying live performances. His ability to connect with the audience and his dynamic stage presence make his concerts a memorable experiences for fans. In addition to his work as a record producer, Nil is also a talented DJ. His DJ sets are celebrated for their high energy and creativity, seamlessly blending tracks to create an immersive and unforgettable experience on the dance floor.
===Recognition and Awards===
Nil's music is praised by prominent artists, including David Guetta, who featured Nil's song at Ultra Miami. Throughout his career, Nil continues to receive numerous accolades, including Awards and Nominations, solidifying his place in the music industry as a talented and influential artist.
===Future Projects===
Nil continues to push the boundaries of his craft, with upcoming projects that promise to further showcase his evolution as an artist. Fans eagerly anticipate his next release, which is expected to explore new musical territories.
Category:DJs
Category:Record producers
Category:2007 births
Category:Slovenian people
Nilaa Rajaa Baalu

Nilaa Rajaa Baalu (b.2008) is an Indian Trap Shooter who has won several medals including a National Gold under the Junior Women category at the 65th National Shotgun Shooting Championships 2022 in New Delhi. Apart from it, she has represented Team India in 2 International Competitions including an ISSF Junior World Cup- the one held at Suhl, GER in 2023. 
==Personal life==
Nilaa Rajaa Baalu was born as the second child on 2/8/2008 to T R B Rajaa and Sharmila. Her father Rajaa is an Indian Tamil Politician who currently serves as the Minister for Industries in the Tamil Nadu government and her Mother is a businesswoman taking care of the family businesses. Nilaa's parternal grandfather T. R. Baalu is a Member of the Indian Parliament and the maternal Leo Muthu used to chair Sairam Group of Institutions and Leo Group of Companies until his demise in 2015.
==Shooting career==
Nilaa was brought into the shooting career by her primary coach High Highness Rajah R. Rajagopala Tondaiman of Pudukkottai and trains primarily at the Royal Pudukkottai Sports Club in Southern Tamil Nadu. She is also coached by Former World Champion Khaled and India's No.1 Trap Shooter Prithviraj Tondaiman. 
Category:2008 births
Category:Indian people
Category:Trap and double trap shooters
Nilaya Kumar Mishra

Nilaya Kumar Mishra is a Historian who specializes in Ancient History of India, Medieval History of India,Modern History of India, Legal History of India and World History. He has completed his Masters from D.A.V.(PG) College ,Dehradun, Uttarakhand and obtained is PhD. from Sabarmati University Ahemdabad Gujarat. He has been teaching in various Universities since 2010 and authored a book titled " Lectures on History of Court and Legal Profession in India" published by Satyam Law International New Delhi
==Academic career==
Teaching since 2010 in various Universities like University of Petroleum and Energy Studies, IMS Unison University ,Uttarakhand Technical University and Siddhartha Group of Institutions . He is a PAPER SETTER, EXAMINER proficient in developing course materials, including syllabi, lesson plans and exams. He is mostly known as a expert in the History of Constitutional Development in India
==Music career==
He is a founder of a musical group Malhaar. He plays Guitar ,writes lyrics and compose songs. His work has been published by prestigious Labels like Times Music , T Series , Sony Liv , Mtv Indies and one song Gangaji was was also broadcasted by Ministry Of Water Resources and Ganga Rejuvenation Government of India on its social media platforms as well. A strong believer of Independent Music he along with his team has been performing live in various cultural events like Rajpur Nature Fest , Mussoorie Winter Carnival , events organised by Red FM and at WIC Dehradun
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Category:Indian people
Nilkant Nashta House

Nilkant Nashta House is a small family-owned Indian restaurant located in a house that specializes in delicious and authentic vegetarian cuisine. The restaurant offers takeout services only, providing customers with the opportunity to enjoy their favorite Indian dishes from the comfort of their own homes.
Despite not having a dining area, Nilkant Nashta House still provides a warm and welcoming atmosphere through its friendly and personalized service. The owners are passionate about their cooking and are always on hand to offer recommendations and ensure that every customer enjoys their meal.
The menu at Nilkant Nashta House features a wide variety of vegetarian dishes that are carefully crafted to be light, easy to digest, and packed with flavor. The restaurant takes pride in using only the freshest and highest quality ingredients to create authentic Indian flavors and traditional cooking techniques that have been passed down through generations.
One of the unique aspects of Nilkant Nashta House is its avoidance of onion and garlic, which is rare in Indian cuisine. By using alternative ingredients and cooking methods, the restaurant is able to offer healthy and nutritious dishes that are suitable for vegetarians and vegans.
Overall, Nilkant Nashta House is a special and authentic Indian restaurant that offers a unique takeout dining experience. If you're looking for delicious and healthy vegetarian Indian food, then Nilkant Nashta House is definitely worth a try. The personalized service and attention to detail make it a true hidden gem.
Category:Indian restaurants
Category:Vegetarian dishes of India
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