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	Transcarpathian Oblast - Geography - The Rusyns - Rusyn.org
		Transcarpathian Oblast - Geography - The Rusyns - Rusyn.org
		The oblast was created by the Presidium of the Supreme Soviet of the USSR on January 22, 1946, to replace *Transcarpathian Ukraine, a territorial entity dismantled at the same time.
		The Transcarpathian oblast covers 12,800 square kilometers, with a population of 1,252,000 (1989) that averages 85 persons per square kilometer.
	www.rusyn.org /?root=rusyns&rusyns=geo&article=207 (142 words)

	Political Ruthenienism — A Ukrainian Problem (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		In December of 1994, the "minister of international affairs in Transcarpathian Rus" a Czech resident, Tibor Odnyk, officially requested that the President of the Russian Federation, Boris Yeltsin annul the agreement between the USSR and Czechoslovakia from June 29, 1945 reuniting Transcarpathia with Ukraine.
		Anti-Ukrainian and anti-national separatist work of "The Society of Transcarpathian Ruthenians" and the "Provisional Government of Transcarpathian Rus'" without a doubt are supported by and are generously financed by those forces which are interested in destabilization in Ukraine, and are working to weaken the country ultimatly to its collapse.
		The history of Transcarpathian (Hungarian) Ruthenians in the 16th to 20th centuries is tightly tied together with the history of Ukrainians (Ruthenians) in Halychyna.
	www.lemko.org /rusyn/myshanych.html (2794 words)

	Transcarpathian Ukraine/Zakarpats’ka Ukraïna - Politics - The Rusyns - Rusyn.org (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Congress delegates approved a Manifesto prepared in Moscow calling for “the reunification of Transcarpathian* Ukraine with Soviet Ukraine,” and it elected governing organs for the Transcarpathian Ukrainian “state.” These consisted of an executive body, the 17-member National Council of Transcarpathian Ukraine/Narodna rada Zakarpats’koï Ukraïny, that is, a government with alleged full-fledged authority.
		Consequently, no representative from Transcarpathian Ukraine was invited, not even in the role of an “extra,” to the negotiations and signing of the Czechoslovak-Soviet Treaty on Transcarpathian* Ukraine/Subcarpathian Rus’ that took place in Moscow on June 29, 1945.
		It is not surprising, therefore, that “the state of Transcarpathian Ukraine” was abolished on January 1, 1946 by a decree of the Supreme Soviet of the USSR and the area demoted to a just another administrative entity—the Transcarpathian oblast* of the Ukrainian SSR—of the Soviet Union.
	www.rusyn.org /?root=rusyns&rusyns=politics&article=117 (960 words)

	Regions of Ukraine - Union for promotion of green tourism development in Ukraine
		Transcarpathian region is "The Silver Land" of Ukraine.
		This modern guesthouse with conveniences is situated in the outskirts of Uzhgorod, the capital of Transcarpathian region.
		Homecooked food and excursions by host's own minibus to see the Transcarpathian sights like thermal spa or saltmine are at guests' disposal.
	www.greentour.com.ua /en/regions/&r=1&o=1 (326 words)

	Ukraine Gateway (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		It extends 1,316 km from the east (the easternmost point is the village of Chervona Zirka, Milev district, Lugansk oblast) to the west (Chop, Transcarpathian oblast).
		Adjacent to Ukraine are the territories of Briansk, Kursk, Belgorod, Voronezh and Rostov oblasts of Russia.
		In the north, Ukraine borders Brest and Gomel oblasts of Belarus and in the south-west, Moldova.
	www.ukraine-gateway.org.ua /gateway/gateway.nsf/webcontent/01010500 (716 words)

	International Jewish Cemetery Project - UKRAINE B-Be
		Odessa Oblast Department of Culture of Brodavko Roman Isaakovich Podderskaya Natal'ya Anatol'yevna of (0482) 225345, (0482) 223837.
		Vinnitska Oblast Council of Melnick Nikola Evtykhovich [ph: (0432) 327540].
		Oblast Department of Culture of Slobodyanik Petr Yakovlevich [ph: (03822) 65974].
	www.jewishgen.org /cemetery/e-europe/ukra-b.html (10953 words)

	Kiervan Rus (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		The Russian Ruthenians, who to the Tsarist Russia were simply a lost tribe of Greater Russia, were subjected to intensive Russification with their cultural distinctions suppressed until the 1905 revolution, when there was something of a thaw in the Russian attitude to ethnic autonomy.
		The Hungarian Ruthenians, living in what is now Transcarpathian Ukraine, had a better time of things, with the accommodation of their identity going so far as the establishment of a Ruthenian Chair at the University of Lwow.
		Ruthenia's progress to forming the Transcarpathian District(Oblast) of the Ukrainian Soviet Socialist Republic was complete on its liberation by Soviet troops, it only remained for Stalin to give the necessary orders and everything was complete.
	www.kresy.co.uk /kiervan_rus.html (588 words)

	flag of Carpatho-Ukraine (1939) flags
		After WWII Czechoslovakia was restored on 9 may 1945, except for Carpatho-Ukraine wich became part of the Transcarpathian Oblast in the Ukrainian SSR.
		According to my soviet sources, the Transcarpathian Region was created in 22 January 1946.
		Transcarpathian Ukraine or Carpatho-Ukraine name is in Ukrainian: Zakarpats'ka Ukrayina; in Russian: Zakarpatskaya Ukraina; in Czech: Zakarpatská Ukrajina: in Hungarian: Kárpát-Ukrajna.
	www.flagsflagsflags.net /flags/ua-cu39.php (746 words)

	International Jewish Cemetery Project - UKRAINE U
		Archive of Volynskaya Oblast of 263024, Lutsk, Veteranov St. 21.
		Rabbi of the Transcarpathian Oblast: Rabbi C. Hoffman, Boulevard Lenina 5-Kvartira 13, Mukacevo.
		It is located in Lvovskaya Oblast at 50º14' and 24º33', 10 km from Radekhov, 20 km from Kamenka Bugskaya, 56 km from Lvov.
	www.jewishgen.org /cemetery/e-europe/ukra-u.html (2731 words)

	welcome to uzhgorod
		Uzhgorod is administrative centre of the most southwestern province of Ukraine Transcarpathian Region (Zakarpatska Oblast) (Map of the Region).
		In 1919 Uzhgorod became the center of Transcarpathian Russ, under the rule of Czechoslovakia.
		In the fall of 1938, the capital of Carpathian Ukraine, and in 1949, the center of the Transcarpathian region of the Ukrainian SSR.
	www.geocities.com /uzhgorod2001/right.htm (609 words)

	Zakarpatska Oblast Map Server
		Please note that the geographical names are still in Russian and not Ukrainian due to the Russo-centric Former Soviet Union and we apologize for any confusion this may cause.
		Zakarpatska Oblast Map Index of size 1319 x 959 pixels.
		Zakarpatska Oblast Map Index of size 659 x 479 pixels.
	209.82.14.226 /ua-maps/oblasts/oblast01 (315 words)

	Land
		Today Bukovyna is divided between Ukraine (incorporating Chernivtsi oblast or most of northern Bukovyna) and Rumania (containing most of the Suceava region or southern Bukovyna).
		In the southeast the Hutsul region borders on ethnic Rumanian lands; in the west, on the region of the Boikos; in the north, on the region of the Subcarpathian Pidhiriany; and in the southwest, on long-cultivated Transcarpathian Ukrainian lands.…
		The preparation, editing, and display of the IEU entries dedicated to the Carpathian Mountains region was made possible by a generous donation from Teofil Sudomlak of Renown Park, S.A., Australia.
	www.encyclopediaofukraine.com /land.asp (776 words)

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		Since the geographical mid-point of both areas is Uzhhorod, the administrative capital of the Transcarpathian Oblasf, one might expect that the Transcarpathian dialect would have been chosen.
		However, it happens that the majority of Carpatho-Rusyn immigrants in the United States came from the northern portions of the old Hungarian counties of Szepes (Spis), Saros (Sarys) and Zemplen (Zemplin), areas of Lemkian speech in the Presov Region of present-day northeastern Slovakia.
		Although Vysna Jablonka is not located in the center of the Presov Region and in fact is within a linguistic transitional zone between the Lemkian and Transcarpathian dialectal varieties, it nonetheless has the advantage of being completely within Carpatho-Rusyn linguistic territory and hence not greatly influenced by neighboring Slovak dialects.
	www.carpatho-rusyn.org /lsr.htm (1488 words)

	International Jewish Cemetery Project - UKRAINE C
		Oblast Dept. of Culture, Slobodyanyuk Petr Yakovlevich (03822) 65045.
		Oblast Dept. of Culture Chairman Laskutnikov Vitaliy Sergeevich [Phone: (0512) 350140].
		(Berdichev filial [sic] of Zhitomir Oblast Museum of Berdichev, Sovetskaya Sq.
	www2.jewishgen.org /cemetery/e-europe/ukra-c.html (9514 words)

	ISCIP - Perspective
		In the Crimea, the only Ukrainian oblast' with a strong Russian majority (68 percent according to the 1979 census), the CPU majority led by 16 to 1.
		The Galician radical opposition to the CPU had added its own question to the referendum since it rejected the republican question that required a vote on the preservation of the Union, albeit in modified form.
		The significance of the ethnic composition of the population and historical factors as a determinant of voter behavior is clear also from the results in the Transcarpathian oblast', where—although the majority of the population is Ukrainian (77 percent)—ethnic minorities constitute well over 21 percent(Hungarians 13.7 percent, Russians 5.6 percent, Rumanians 2.3 percent).
	www.bu.edu /iscip/vol1/Fishel.html (1352 words)

	Ukraine, 2002 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Administrative division: 24 counties (oblast), 1 autonomous republic (the Crimea), Kyiv (the capital city), Sevastopol (capital city of the Crimean Autonomous Republic).
		This amount figured in a separate column in the 2001 budget of the Transcarpathian county and with its help seven Hungarian educational and cultural institutions were to complete the reconstruction by September 2001.
		Currently, 29 priests are active in the Transcarpathian dioceses of the Roman Catholic Church and 16 Roman Catholic seminarians are studying in Hungary.
	www.htmh.hu /reports2002/ukraine2002.htm (10131 words)

	REPORTER - Ukrainian and Transcarpathian news
		Official delegation consisted of the Head of Tourism and Health Resort Board of Zakarpatska Oblast Administration, depute for Uzhgorod City Council, Mr.
		It is a huge and perspective market both for consumption of ecologically clean Transcarpathian farm-produce and for providing tourist services.
		It a pity, but before the visit of Uzhhorod delegation for people of Moscow and for Russians in general, tourist Transcarpathia was mainly a white spot on the map of tourism.
	www.ua-reporter.com /eng/ts/ts0001.html (802 words)

	American International Health Alliance Portal - AIHA
		Zakarpatska Oblast Hospital serves the population of Zakarpatska oblast.
		The primary goal of the partnership was to improve access and quality of community-based primary health care and the overall health status of the population in the Transcarpathian Oblast.
		The Uzhgorod Women's Wellness Center (WWC) was established at the Zakarpatska Oblast Hospital after the partners had surveyed approximately 350 women on their health needs and analyzed the results of the survey.
	www.aiha.com /index.jsp?sid=1&id=1005&pid=10 (1693 words)

	Rusyn language (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Rusyn has two distinct dialects: Carpatho-Rusyn is close to Ukrainian and Russian languages.
		It is spoken in the Transcarpathian Oblast of Ukraine, Poland, Slovakia and Romania.
		Carpatho-Rusyn Knowledge Base and Society For Carpatho-Rusyn villages in the present day countries of Southeast Poland, Northeast Slovakia, Transcarpathian Oblast of Ukraine, parts of Romania and Yugoslavia.
	www.serebella.com /encyclopedia/article-Rusyn_language.html (567 words)

	Transcarpathian Region on Encyclopedia.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Forests occupy nearly half the area of the oblast, and lumbering, along with the production of such items as wood chemicals, furniture, and cartons, is a leading industry.
		It has been variously known as Ruthenia or the Carpathian Ukraine, or by its Czech name of Podkarpatská Rus [Subcarpathian Ruthenia] or its Ukrainian name of Zakarpatska Ukraina [Transcarpathian Ukraine].
		The region was formed in 1946 and has remained part of Ukraine since.
	www.encyclopedia.com /html/T/Transcarp.asp (470 words)

	International Jewish Cemetery Project - UKRAINE Ka
		Oblast Department of Culture - Tischenko Andrey Nikolayevich.
		It is located in Lvovskaya oblast at 50º06' and 42º00', 45-km from Lvov.
		The town is in Lvovskaya oblast at 49º32' and 40º00', 6 km from Dobromil and 30 km from Sambor.
	www2.jewishgen.org /cemetery/e-europe/ukra-k.html (10608 words)

	Zakarpattia_Oblast (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Image:Map of Ukraine political simple Oblast Transkarpatien.png125pxZakarpats'ka oblast' is located...
		'''Zakarpattia Oblast''' or '''Transcarpathian Oblast''' ('''Закарпатська область''', ''Zakarpats’ka oblast’'' or '''Закарпаттіа''', ''Zakarpattia'' in Ukrainian, also spelled Zakarpattya; '''K�rp�talja''' in Hungarian) is an oblast (province) of Ukraine.
		Other important cities are Mukacheve and Chop (the border town housing various transportation infrastructure).
	q-basic.xodox.de /Zakarpattya_Province (172 words)

	Simkovich.org- A Carpatho-Russian (Carpatho-Rusyn) History, Information and News Website
		The 'Russian' Peoples: The general usage of 'Rusin' by all eastern Slavs dates back to over 11 centuries, its origin signifying the ethnic tie to the political entity of Kievan Rus, which existed from the late ninth to the early 13th century.
		In September 1944 the Soviet Red Army occupied the Carpathians, and in 1945 it became part of the Soviet Union and was named Transcarpathia.
		With the breakup of the Soviet Union, the Rusins in the Transcarpathian oblast (territory) voted in December 1991 for self rule within the Ukraine.
	www.simkovich.org (922 words)

	Carpatho-Rusyn Society
		Due to the current political situation, that place is the Transcarpathian Region (Zakarpatska Oblast) of Ukraine, where there is an incredible need for medical supplies.
		The Society spearheaded a major campaign to make America aware of the devastating floods in the Transcarpathian Region a few years ago which affected more than 100 villages, leaving 18 dead and thousands homeless.
		The organization worked with the Red Cross and many churches in the U.S. and Europe to secure emergency aid for the region, then established a program with Brother's Brother, a non-profit international aid organization based in Pittsburgh, PA..
	www.carpathorusynsociety.org /humanitarian.htm (164 words)

	MINELREL-L Archive (01122000-20:48:51-28630)
		Answering the question "Have you ever come across instances of disrespect for persons of different nationalities?" 33 percent of respondents answered "yes, and rather often." However, 53 percent said they witnessed such an attitude "rarely," while 12 percent said they had not come across such behavior at all.
		In December 1991, when Ukrainians overwhelmingly voted for an independent Ukraine, Transcarpathian Oblast residents simultaneously held a vote on their autonomous status in Ukraine.
		Some Ukrainians argue that the question about the region's autonomy was included in one phrase with the question about Ukraine's independence and thus people in Transcapathia supported the independence of the state rather than their self-rule.
	www.minelres.lv /minelres/archive/01122000-20:48:51-28630.html (1121 words)

	Ruthenian Metropolitan Dies on April 24
		The term "Ruthenian" is the English equivalent of the Latin word "Ruteni," referring to the ancient kingdom of Kiev-Rus'.
		According to linguists, the spoken and literary usage in Carpatho-Rus belongs to a dialect of what is now known as the Ukrainian language.
		The Byzantine Ruthenian Catholic Church in the United States was established to serve Greek Catholic faithful originating from the Carpathian mountain region of Eastern Europe, in what is today the Transcarpathian Oblast of Ukraine, Eastern Slovakia, Hungary and Croatia.
	www.uaoc.org /ruthenian.html (975 words)

	Transcarpathian region ravaged by floodwaters (11/22/98) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		The devastated area has received aid also from many oblasts of Ukraine.
		The Ternopil Oblast administration delivered a 40-truck caravan of food and clothing.
		The Kyiv city administration ordered aid totaling 300,000 hrv for the Transcarpathia region, and 100,000 hrv specifically for the Mukachiv region.
	www.ukrweekly.com /Archive/1998/479801.shtml (598 words)

	RADIO FREE EUROPE/ RADIO LIBERTY
		Alyaksandr Yarashuk, head of the Belarusian Congress of Democratic Trade Unions and former chairman of the Trade Union of Workers of the Agro-Industrial Sector, told Belapan that he does not believe in Lukashenka's assurances to slacken the state grip on the agricultural sector.
		According to Belapan, officials in Minsk Oblast have already begun looking for prospective investors in loss-making collective farms in the region.
		According to presidential spokeswoman Olena Hromnytska, the alleged irregularities may include the beating of lawmakers, the disappearance of election documents, dismissals of government employees, and illegal actions by law-enforcement officers.
	www.rferl.org /reports/pbureport/2004/04/15-280404.asp (2659 words)

	MAIN UKRAINIAN ARCHIVES' ADDRESSES (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		The Lviv address would be for records in Galicia and Transcarpathia/ Subcarpathia, in the Oblasts of Ivano-Frankivsk, Lviv, Chernivtsi, Ternopil and Transcarpathia, and the Kiev address for the remainder of the Oblasts.
		The following are the addresses of the Archives of the 25 Oblasts in Ukraine, and the Archive of the City of Kiev.
		The 5th archive address is for the Transcarpathian Oblast in south-west Ukraine.
	www.lemko.org /genealogy/oblasts.html (889 words)

	RADIO FREE EUROPE/ RADIO LIBERTY
		Rogacheva, 38, is the daughter of Orel Oblast Governor Yegor Stroev.
		Most recently, she served as deputy governor of the oblast, directing the oblast's representative office in Moscow.
		The oblast prosecutor's investigation of the missing millions eventually led to Timashov.
	www.rferl.org /newsline/2004/05/270504.asp (7075 words)

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