Gloria Chomiak Atamanenko
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Gloria Katherine Chomiak Atamanenko (April 28, 1932 – October 12, 2017) was a Canadian social worker, writer, editor, and translator. As a teenager in the United States, she made headlines as the winner of a national essay contest on the theme "I Speak for Democracy".
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Глорія Хом'як Атаманенко
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Gloria Chomiak Atamanenko
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Williams Lake, British Columbia
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Fort Vermillion, Alberta
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1932-04-28
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A young white woman, smiling, with long loose dark wavy hair; in profile
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Gloria Chomiak, from a 1950 publication of the US Department of the Interior
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Social worker, writer, translator, editor
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Gloria Katherine Chomiak Atamanenko (April 28, 1932 – October 12, 2017) was a Canadian social worker, writer, editor, and translator. As a teenager in the United States, she made headlines as the winner of a national essay contest on the theme "I Speak for Democracy".
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