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	Lviv history — Lviv Ukraine tourist guide
		Halychyna was a highly developed economic and cultural region.
		In 1914-1918, Halychyna, as a part of Austria-Hungary, participated in World War I. In November 1918, the Western-Ukrainian People's Republic was proclaimed, but the leading European countries had no intention to accept the right of the Ukrainian nation to have its independent state.
		In Halychyna, the military opposition of the UPA against the Soviet occupation regime continued till the mid-50s.
	lviv.biz /en/history (1234 words)

	Welcome to Ukraine (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Halychyna, in the course of its long history, was the bone of contention among several neighbouring states and it changed hands many times.
		Halychyna acquired a special romantic charm that was largely lost in the course of the twentieth century, and now attempts are made to bring back this charm.
		The Halytsky Lytsar (Halychyna Knight) Contest was held in early 2004, the fourth such contest organized in Lviv to honour those who have shown themselves worthy of it in their professional or public work and bestow the title of Halychyna Knight on them.
	www.wumag.kiev.ua /index2.php?param=pgs20043/18 (1296 words)

	Hunczak speaks on his research regarding Halychyna prior to World War I (08/08/04)
		Underlying the political confrontations in Halychyna, said Dr. Hunczak, was the election law, which was the antithesis of the one-man-one-vote rule.
		The administration in Halychyna, which was in Polish hands, continued Dr. Hunczak, tried to stem the drive toward election reform by forbidding such meetings, sometimes canceling hundreds of them at a time, and by resorting to police violence.
		Equally futile were the efforts by the Polish administration in Halychyna to stop the activity of the Ukrainian youth organizations Sich and Sokil, which instead grew into a significant political force by uniting much of the rural youth.
	www.ukrweekly.com /Archive/2004/320420.shtml (1157 words)

	Alexander's Gas & Oil Connections - FSU refineries: Refineries in western Ukraine
		The Halychyna oil refinery, which is situated in the town of Drohobych in the Lviv region, has an annual capacity of about 4 mm tons.
		The Prykarpattya refinery (Naftokhimik Prikarpattya), situated in the town of Nadvirna, is handicapped by the fact that it is not connected to Ukraine's pipeline network.
		In comparison with the Halychyna refinery, which is of roughly the same size as Prykarpattya, the latteris in a less favourable financial situation.
	www.gasandoil.com /goc/company/cnr02116.htm (486 words)

	History of Galicia
		Halychyna [in Ukrainian] Galicia [in English], Gaszorszag [in Hungarian], Galitsiya [in Russian], Galizia
		Galicia was formerly a crown land of the Austro-Hungarian monarchy (from 1772 until 1918) and before 1370 it was an independent and powerful medieval Ruthenian (Ukrainian) Kingdom with capital in Halych which was built by Prince Volodymyrko in 1140.
		Hungarian king Bela III occupied Galicia in 1189 and became "King of Halychyna".
	www.torugg.org /History/history_of_galicia.html (2708 words)

	L'viv tourist board
		Halychyna is the historic territory of south western Ukraine, located on the eastern side of the foothills of the Carpathians, between the river basins of the Sian, Dnister and Boog.
		Halychyna and Volyn Principality was the most powerful one among all Ukrainian states and due to its geopolitical position on the border of two major centres of world culture -Greek Byzantium on the east side and Latin on the west, Halychyna and Volyn state became a bridge for exchange of spiritual and material achievements.
		The first records about L'viv were made in Halychyna and Volyn chronicles in 1256, when it was no more than a settlement of merchants and craftsmen at the foot of a high and impregnable mountain, where a royal castle was located.
	www.tourism.lviv.ua /en/home3.htm (729 words)

	Brief History / Info for Visitors < About.Lviv.ua (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		L'viv as a town-fortress was founded by King Danylo, the sovereign of Halychyna and Volyn state, and was named after his son Lev (Leo).
		1349-1387 L'viv as the capital town of Halychyna was annexed to the Polish and Hungarian Kingdoms.
		In 1387 Halychyna (or Galicia) principality was incorporated into Poland as a Ruthenian province.
	www.about.lviv.ua /english/Info_for_visitors/History/index.shtml (312 words)

	LITOPYS UPA - Series 1 Volume 18
		Halychyna, which formed part of the "General Government", was looked upon as a support area, which could supply the UPA with personnel, weapons and food.
		This partly explains why in some counties (povity) of Halychyna, no UNS units at all were formed, while in Stanyslaviv province (oblast), a particularly large number of OUN members entered the UNS.
		The most important actions of the UNS units against the Germans took place in the Carpathian Mountains in 1943: involving the "Haydamaky" battalion on September 26-29, the "Chorni Chorty" battalion on November 27, and the "Kryvonis" battalion on November 30.
	www.infoukes.com /upa/series01/vol18.html (2622 words)

	The History of Founding
		“For Halychyna and for Ukrainian people scattered outside of the country, the theological seminary became a ‘temple’ of theological studies and the center of a revival from the beginning of its existence until 1928, when the Theological Academy adopted its ideas.” (Svitylnyk Istyny [The Lantern of Truth], p.
		A stimulus to invigorate the development and expansion of Ukrainian higher education in Halychyna arose as a consequence of acts by the Polish authorities.
		After the Russian troops invaded Halychyna (western Ukraine) in 1939, the Academy was closed and the students underwent repressions.
	www.ichistory.org /ltaex/english/section1.html (1151 words)

	Alexander's Gas & Oil Connections - Ukraine plans to sell 30 % of Halychyna oil refinery (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		The Halychyna refinery, located in the western Ukrainian town of Drohobych, currently has an authorised fund of about $ 1.6 mm.
		The fund noted that equity in Halychyna is split 25 % to the Ukrainian government, 10.5 % to plant employees and 10 % to the state company DerzhInvest Ukrayiny.
		The Halychyna plant's throughput dropped 76 % year-on-year to 40,200 tons in the first two months of 2000 as a result of the Russian government's decision to halt oil supplies.
	www.gasandoil.com /goc/news/ntr01960.htm (234 words)

	Ukrainian Catholic Archdiocese of Philadelphia - The Head of the UGCC will visit Halych
		The aim of His Beatitude's visit to the heart of Halychyna (Galicia) is to emphasize the importance of Halych in the history of our Church, since in 1303 this town became the heart of the newly created Metropolitanate of Halych.
		After him, a monk from Halychyna, Peter, was elected as Metropolitan of Kyiv, Halych, and all Rus'.
		In 1807, the Pope of Rome signed a papal bull to renew the Metropolitanate of Halych on the lands of Halychyna and Kholmschyna.
	www.ukrarcheparchy.us /index.php?categoryid=19&p2_articleid=150 (534 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		The commemoration of the 60th year since the tragic events in Volhynia and Eastern Halychyna is approaching.
		However, strong abomination should be felt due to the fact that the main point of this struggle was aimed at the civil population.
		The Polish population has especially suffered in Volhynia and Eastern Halychyna, where the operations of the UPA have reached the level of extermination and genocide.
	www.prognosis.kiev.ua /eng/articles/volin/page.php?xml=pol1.xml (2324 words)

	Hotel recreation complex “Navariya Nova” / Short city history (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		After Princedom of Halychyna gets under the rule of Poland in the 1350s, the great city, to the south of prince's city, in the wide part of water-meadow, is constructed after the modern fashion.
		In 1870 Halychyna is awarded the status of autonomy.
		Regional Exhibition in 1894 is an important event of economic and cultural life of the Halychyna Ukrainians.
	www.nnhotel.com.ua /eng/city.html (1023 words)

	The Servant of God, Kyr Nicholas Charnetsky, C.SS.R.
		Ours are the Catholic spirit and convictions of Kyr Nicholas Charnetsky the Redemptorist missionary bishop-monk for the territories beyond Halychyna, a tireless apostle among the Orthodox for Holy Re-Union; in 1933 alone he united 56 villages with the Catholic Church.
		We are convinced that Kyr Nicholas Charnetsky's apostolic zeal for the conversion of the territories beyond Halychyna and of Ukraine, Belarus' and Russia is an example of authentic missionary charity that must be applied today.
		The salvation of souls is the supreme law of the Church; no human law or ecumenical agreement can be permitted to restrict missionaries and separate souls from the Catholic Church.
	www.redemptorists.org.uk /red/espirit2.htm (146 words)

	Ukrainian Museum-Archives, Cleveland, OH
		The embroideries of Podillia were similar in many respects to that of both Bukovyna and Pokuttja, with discreet yet recognizable differences in color scheme, motifs and placement that nonetheless set them apart.
		Halychyna, also known as “Eastern Galicia”, in Western Ukraine, boasts a variety of embroidery styles that were specific for individual localities and/or micro-regions.
		An excellent example of this phenomenon would be needlework done in the traditional Yavoriv, or Sokal, styles; when one sees such a piece of embroidery there is no mistaking its origin.
	www.umacleveland.org /embroidery.htm (1913 words)

	Ukraine should consider federalism
		Of course, the emergence of Halychyna separatism may be blamed on Moscow’s scheming.
		After all, Russia would certainly be strategically interested in detaching nationally conscious Halychyna from the rest of the country, which could then be assimilated more easily.
		Advancing its western border to the Zbruch River, Moscow would be in a position to turn a nominally independent Halychyna into a client state.
	www.ji-magazine.lviv.ua /engl-vers/border/texts2003/kpnews-052002.htm (964 words)

	Easter (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Easter in Lemkivshchyna was in most respects similar to Easter as observed in other parts of Halychyna, since both areas were united for a long time, from the rivers Zbruch to Poprad.
		Until 1939, Lemkivshchyna was under the administration of the Eparchy of Peremyshl, thus demonstrating the unity of the Lviv Metropolitate.
		The significant stature that Lemkivshchyna held within the church life of Halychyna is fully demonstrated by the fact that the Metropolit Silvester Sembratovych himself was a Lemko.
	www.busternus.com /ukraine/81eng.html (485 words)

	BLESSED VASYL
		Then he became a missionary for seven years in the area of Volyn working for Church union with the Orthodox and serving the Ukrainian Catholics from Halychyna who lived there.
		In 1935 he returned to Halychyna and was very active as a missionary.
		The second occupation of the communist soviets in Halychyna brought with it terror and persecution of the Church.
	www.yorktonredemptorists.com /html/blessed_vasyl.html (389 words)

	Ukraine Gateway
		The word Ukraine (Ukrayina) first used to describe Kyiv and Halychyna lands.
		Russian, German and Austrian empires divide parts of Poland among themselves.(First division) Halychyna falls under Austrian control.
		Transfer of lands on the Right Bank to Russia from Poland excluding Halychyna, Bukovyna, Volyn and a part of Polissya, already annexed by Austria.
	www.ukraine-gateway.org.ua /gateway/gateway.nsf/webcontent/01020200 (753 words)

	[ RADIO FREE EUROPE/ RADIO LIBERTY ]
		The Halychyna Division was formed in German-occupied Ukraine in 1943, following a proposal from the Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists (OUN-M, the faction led by Andriy Melnyk).
		The Ivano-Frankivsk authorities granted combatant status to 24 Halychyna veterans living in the region, of whom most are disabled former prisoners of the Soviet gulag.
		UNIAN added that the Russian community of Ivano-Frankivsk Oblast has protested the council's resolution, arguing that the Halychyna Division could not contribute to the defense of Ukraine since it fought a battle with Soviet troops in the summer of 1944.
	www.rferl.org /newsline/2002/03/3-CEE/cee-190302.asp?po=y (2626 words)

	Welcome to Ukraine (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		There are two villages in the Land of Bukovyna and in the Land of Halychyna in Western Ukraine which bear one and the same name — Roztoky.
		In the times of old, Halychyna used to be called Chervona Rus, and it is known that foreign powers tried to overrun and capture it as a coveted prize a couple of dozen times in the past several hundred centuries.
		The Cossacks that came to settle down in Halychyna from the east of Ukraine, fleeing from the Russian or Turkish oppression, brought with themselves the spirit of fierce independence and military know-how.
	www.wumag.kiev.ua /index2.php?param=pgs20061/70 (3481 words)

	Newsletters - Spring 2004 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Middfest liaison, Shelly, and bus driver, Charlie, were able to bring in Halychyna ---- a brilliant dance group from the Ukraine.
		Sami Awad (the father and owner) and Mutaz (the son and current NKU international student) brought the different and delicious wraps of Mejana, the Mediterranean Restaurant on 25th West and 6th Street in Cincinnati.
		Finally, the patience, perseverance, organizational skills (and foresight to order pizza for the Halychyna dancers!) of ISA's always together Program Coordinator, and Emcee for the entire week, Mr.
	www.nku.edu /~isa/Newsletters/Spring2004/international_week.htm (282 words)

	Ukraine - Publications
		Considerable changes occurred in the political condition of the Western Ukrainian lands in the late 18th century.
		The downfall and division of Rich Pospolyta marked the territory-state belonging to Halychyna, Transcarpathia and
		downfall (1771), almost all of Halychyna and the western part of Volyn and Podillia were conquered by
	www.mfa.gov.ua /main/en/publication/content/359.htm (590 words)

	ORANGE REVOLUTION :: Poles and Ukrainians United (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		The Lviv municipal council recently set June 24 as the date for opening a memorial to soldiers of the Ukrainian Halychyna Army as well as at the sites where Polish soldiers were buried at Lviv's Lychakivske cemetery during the 1918-1920 period.
		Ukraine and Poland recently reached agreement on the ceremonial opening and consecration of the Polish military memorial and the graves of the soldiers of the Ukrainian Halychyna Army at the Lychakivske cemetery on June 24.
		Kwasniewski said he was happy that many young people attended the opening of the memorial, after which he and Yuschenko laid wreaths at the memorial and the Ukrainian national anthem was played.
	www.orangerevolution.us /blog/_archives/2005/6/26/976037.html (5181 words)

	Controversial video game's goal: to subdue Halychyna and kill western Ukrainians (07/24/05)
		"Operatsiya Halychyna," a computer game in which the goal is to kill western Ukrainians while subduing Halychyna in the process, has entered Ukraine's video game market, drawing outrage from political leaders who have called for its removal from store shelves.
		However, "Operatsiya Halychyna" was no longer available on www.neogame.com.ua by the time this article was published.
		It was apparent that "Operatsiya Halychyna" was a modification because the creators had neglected to alter the desert scenery, including palm trees that were clearly uncharacteristic of Halychyna's environment.
	www.ukrweekly.com /Archive/2005/300506.shtml (936 words)

	Halychyna pictures and videos on Webshots
		Features history, performance details, the orchestra, image gallery, and Ukrainian cultural information including costumes, folk art, Easter eggs and cuisine.
		Genealogical Research and Family History in Halychyna and Eastern Galicia...
		The terminology of Halychyna / Eastern Galicia / Western Ukraine...
	www.webshots.com /search?query=Halychyna (151 words)

	His Beatitude Patriarch Josyf Cardinal Slipyj Patriarch of Kiev, Halychyna and all Rus'
		His Beatitude Patriarch Josyf Cardinal Slipyj Patriarch of Kiev, Halychyna and all Rus'
		Confessor of the Catholic Faith, 18 years imprisonment, died in exile; his patriarchal title was denied him by Rome for ecumenical reasons.
		We are convinced that Patriarch Josyf held the only solution which God will accept: that we must convert the Orthodox even at the price of our own great suffering; that the only ecumenism is the true ecumenism of conversion and union in the One, Holy, Catholic and Apostolic Faith.
	www.redemptorists.org.uk /red/espirit1.htm (141 words)

	RISU /English /News /Ternopil Deputy Blames “Communists and Jews” for Protest:
		During the night of the protest, unidentified persons took down all signs indicating the street name on the recently-named "Street of the Soldiers' Division "SS Halychyna".
		That particular name was given to one of the city's street in accordance with the special permission of the Ternopil City Council.
		Its soldiers, decorated with Nazi symbols and swastikas, fought against the Soviet Red Army on the territory of Ukraine.
	www.risu.org.ua /eng/news/article;5871 (265 words)

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