Carpathian Ruthenia

• Zakarpattia Oblast (47)

  • Chop, Ukraine
  • Minkatsh
  • Mukachivskyi Raion
  • Tiachiv
  • Velykyy Bychkiv
  • Velykyy Bychkiv
  • Berehove
  • Berehove Raion
  • Chynadiiovo
  • Dubove, Ukraine
  • History of the Romanians in Ukraine
  • Irshava
  • Irshava Raion
  • Khust
  • Khust Raion
  • Korolevo
  • Kuzmyno
  • Latorica
  • List of villages in Zakarpattia Oblast
  • Lyuta
  • Mizhhiria Raion
  • Nevytsky Castle
  • Northern Maramuresh
  • Nove Davydkovo, Ukraine
  • Obava
  • Palanok Castle
  • People from Zakarpattia Oblast
  • Perechyn
  • Perechyn Raion
  • Rakhiv
  • Rakhiv Raion
  • Solomonovo
  • Solotvyno
  • Svaliava
  • Svaliava Raion
  • Synevir
  • Tiachiv Raion
  • Tysaashvan
  • Uzh River
  • Uzhhorod
  • Uzhhorod Central Rail Terminal
  • Uzhhorod Raion
  • Velykyi Rakovets
  • Velykyy Bereznyi Raion
  • Volovets Raion
  • Vynohradiv
  • Vynohradiv Raion
  • Yasinia
  • more...

• Ukrainian population groups (18)

  • Boykos
  • Carpatho-Ukraine
  • Cossacks
  • Hutzuls
  • Pannonian Rusyn
  • Pannonian Rusyn
  • Pokuttya
  • Poleshuks
  • Red Ruthenia
  • Ruthenia
  • Ruthenians
  • Ruthenians and Ukrainians in Czechoslovakia (1918-1938)
  • Little Russia
  • Prykarpattia
  • Rusyn people
  • Ruthenian language
  • Ukrainian diaspora
  • Ukrainians in Kuban
  • Ukrainians in Russia
  • more...

• Territorial disputes of Czechoslovakia

  • Sudetenland
  • Cieszyn Silesia
  • First Vienna Award
  • Polish–Czechoslovak border conflicts

• Kingdom of Hungary

  • History of the Jews in Carpathian Ruthenia
  • Triune Kingdom of Croatia, Slavonia, and Dalmatia

• Geography of Ukraine

  • Sloboda Ukraine
  • Izmail Oblast
  • Left Bank Ukraine
  • Right Bank Ukraine

• History of Slovakia

  • Comitatus (Kingdom of Hungary)
  • Czechoslovakia
  • Vienna Award
  • Treaty of Trianon

• Ruthenia (48)

  • Black Ruthenia
  • Lemko
  • Lemko-Rusyn Republic
  • Places inhabited by Rusyns
  • Rusyn language
  • Rusyn language
  • Rusyns
  • Ruthenian Voivodeship
  • Shlakhtov Ruthenians
  • Bartholomew Kubat
  • Belarus
  • Belarusian heraldry
  • Belarusians
  • Boykos
  • Carpatho-Ukraine
  • Drutsk
  • Galicia (eastern Europe)
  • Galicia-Volhynia
  • History of the Jews in Carpathian Ruthenia
  • Hutsul Republic
  • Hutzuls
  • Kievan Rus
  • Kresy
  • Lech, Czech and Rus
  • List of early East Slavic states
  • Military history of Carpathian Ruthenia during World War II
  • Okopy, Ternopil Oblast
  • Old Belarusian language
  • Pale of Settlement
  • Pannonian Rusyn
  • Poleshuks
  • Polesia
  • Polish–L- ithuanian–Ruthenian Commonwealth
  • Principality of Trubetsk
  • Red Ruthenia
  • Rus (name)
  • Rus' (people)
  • Rusyn people
  • Ruthenian Catholic Church
  • Ruthenian Catholics
  • Ruthenian language
  • Ruthenian nobility
  • Ruthenians
  • Ruthenians and Ukrainians in Czechoslovakia (1918-1938)
  • Territories of Poland annexed by the Soviet Union
  • Trasianka
  • West Belarus
  • West Ukrainian People's Republic
  • Zakarpattia oblast
  • more...

• Ukrainian historical regions (50)

  • Budjak
  • Bukovina
  • Cossack hetmanate
  • Dnieper Ukraine
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  • Lviv Voivodeship
  • Podole Voivodeship
  • Volhynia
  • Wołyń Voivodeship (1921–1939)
  • Belz
  • Bełz Voivodeship
  • Bracław Voivodeship
  • Chernigov Governorate
  • Crimean Oblast
  • Dnipro Valley
  • Donets Basin
  • Dykra
  • Galicia (Central Europe)
  • Galicia (eastern Europe)
  • Galicia-Volhynia
  • Izmail Oblast
  • Kherson Governorate
  • Kiev Voivodeship
  • Left Bank Ukraine
  • Lemberg Land
  • Lemkivshchyna
  • Little Russia
  • Little Tartary
  • Malorossiya Governorate
  • New Serbia (historical province)
  • Novorossiya
  • Oium
  • Podolia
  • Pokuttya
  • Poltava Governorate
  • Prykarpattia
  • Przemyśl
  • Red Ruthenia
  • Right Bank Ukraine
  • Ruthenia
  • Ruthenian Voivodeship
  • Severia
  • Slavo-Serbia
  • Sloboda Ukraine
  • Subdivisions of Galicia
  • Taurida Governorate
  • Volhynian Voivodeship (1569–1795)
  • Wild Fields
  • Yedisan
  • Yekaterinoslav Governorate
  • Zaporizhia (region)
  • more...

• Carpathian Ruthenia (20)

  • Binczarowa
  • Boykos
  • Carpatho-Ukraine
  • Florynka
  • History of the Jews in Carpathian Ruthenia
  • History of the Jews in Carpathian Ruthenia
  • Hutzuls
  • Košice Region
  • Lemkivshchyna
  • Lemko
  • Lemko-Rusyn Republic
  • Lemkovyna
  • Maramureş
  • Military history of Carpathian Ruthenia during World War II
  • Prešov Region
  • Rusyn language
  • Rusyns
  • Ruthenian Catholic Church
  • Ruthenians and Ukrainians in Czechoslovakia (1918-1938)
  • West Ukrainian People's Republic
  • Zakarpattia oblast
  • more...

• Rusyn people (23)

  • Metodyj Trochanovskij
  • Pannonian Rusyns
  • Boykos
  • Fedor Vico
  • Ferenc Szálasi
  • Ferenc Szálasi
  • Gregor Lakota
  • Jaroslav Kacmarcyk
  • Julia Warhola
  • Juraj Jakubisko
  • Lemko
  • Maxim Sandovich
  • New Rusyn Times
  • Nikifor
  • Petro Trochanowski
  • Rusyn Americans
  • Rusyn artists
  • Rusyn painters
  • Rusyn poets
  • Rusyns
  • Rusyns of Romania
  • Theodore Romzha
  • Warhola family
  • White Croats
  • more...

• Ethnic groups in Ukraine (43)

  • Bessarabian Bulgarians
  • Moldovans
  • Ukrainian people
  • Albanians in Ukraine
  • Alt Danzig
  • Alt Danzig
  • Armenians
  • Armenians in Ukraine
  • Bulgarians in Ukraine
  • Crimea Germans
  • Crymy
  • Dregovichs
  • Drevlyans
  • Gagauz people
  • Goryuns
  • Greeks in Ukraine
  • Hungarian people
  • Hungarians in Ukraine
  • Hutzuls
  • Jews and Judaism in Ukraine
  • Kalderash
  • Koryo-saram
  • Lemko
  • Lipovans
  • Lovari (Roma)
  • Polans (eastern)
  • Poles in Ukraine
  • Polish population transfers (1944–1946)
  • Pontic Greeks
  • Qaraei
  • Repatriation of Poles (1955–1959)
  • Roma in Ukraine
  • Romanians
  • Romanians of Chernivtsi Oblast
  • Ruska Roma
  • Russians
  • Russians in Ukraine
  • Rusyns
  • Ruthenians
  • Servitka Roma
  • Tatars
  • Turks in Ukraine
  • Ukrainians of German descent
  • Urums
  • more...

• Ethnic groups in Vojvodina (26)

  • Slovaks in Vojvodina
  • Ashkali
  • Banat Bulgarians
  • Banat Swabians
  • Bunjevci
  • Bunjevci
  • Croats
  • Croats of Vojvodina
  • Danube Swabians
  • Hungarian people
  • Hungarians in Vojvodina
  • Montenegrin people
  • Montenegrins of Vojvodina
  • Muslims by nationality
  • Pannonian Rusyns
  • Roma people of Vojvodina
  • Romani people
  • Romanians
  • Romanians of Serbia
  • Rusyns
  • Serbs
  • Serbs in Vojvodina
  • Slovaks
  • Székelys of Bukovina
  • Ukrainian people
  • Yugoslavs
  • Šokci
  • more...

• Slavic ethnic groups (77)

  • Antes (people)
  • Banat Bulgarians
  • Berziti
  • Bessarabian Bulgarians
  • Boykos
  • Boykos
  • Bunjevci
  • Buzhans
  • Carantanians
  • Circipania
  • Dregovichs
  • Drevlyans
  • Dulebes
  • Early Slavs
  • East Slavs
  • Elands (eastern)
  • Glomacze
  • Goplans
  • Goryuns
  • Hutzuls
  • Ilmen Slavs
  • Janjevci
  • Kashubians
  • Kessinians
  • Krashovani
  • Krivich
  • Lechites
  • Lemko
  • Lendians
  • Lipovans
  • List of Hutsuls
  • List of Medieval Slavic tribes
  • Mijaks
  • Milceni
  • Molise Croats
  • Montenegrin people
  • Moravians (ethnic group)
  • Muslims by nationality
  • Obotrites
  • Opolanie
  • Pannonian Rusyns
  • Polabian Slavs
  • Polans (eastern)
  • Polans (western)
  • Poleshuks
  • Polochans
  • Pomeranians (Slavic tribe)
  • Prissani
  • Radimichs
  • Rusyns
  • Serbs
  • Seven Slavic tribes
  • Severians
  • Shlakhtov Ruthenians
  • Silesian people
  • Slavic highlanders
  • Slavic peoples
  • Slavs
  • Slovincian
  • Smolyani
  • Sorbs
  • South Slavs
  • Timočani
  • Tivertsi
  • Torlaks
  • Travunia
  • Ukrani
  • Ulichs
  • Velunzani
  • Vistulans
  • Volhynians
  • Vyatichs
  • West Slavs
  • White Croats
  • White Serbs
  • Zachlumia
  • Ślężanie
  • Šokci
  • more...

• History of Galicia (Central Europe) (10)

  • Komancza Republic
  • History of Sambir
  • Jaroslav Kacmarcyk
  • Jews and Judaism in Galicia (Central Europe)
  • Lemko-Rusyn Republic
  • Lemko-Rusyn Republic
  • Lendians
  • Louis Aloysius, Prince of Hohenlohe-- Waldenburg-Bartenstein
  • Metodyj Trochanovskij
  • Romanian occupation of Pokuttya
  • Talerhof
  • more...

• Shtetls

  • Shtots
  • Liuboml
  • Lozisht
  • Trochenbrod
  • Czernowitz
  • Minkatsh

• Archaeology of Belarus

  • Chernyakhov culture
  • Zarubintsy culture
  • Archaeological sites in Belarus
  • Globular Amphora culture
  • Milograd culture

• Ethnic groups in Moldova (8)

  • Armenians in Moldova
  • Bessarabian Bulgarians
  • Gagauz people
  • History of ethnic groups in Moldova
  • History of the Jews in Bessarabia
  • History of the Jews in Bessarabia
  • Moldovan linguistic and ethnic controversy
  • Moldovans
  • Romanians
  • more...

• History of Budjak

  • History of the Jews in Bessarabia
  • June 1940 Soviet Ultimatum
  • Religious persecution during the Soviet occupation of Bessarabia and Northern Bukovina
  • Romanian prisoners of war in the Soviet Union
  • Soviet deportations from Bessarabia and Northern Bukovina
  • Trajan's Wall

• Romanian historical regions (20)

  • Banat
  • Bessarabia
  • Budjak
  • Bukovina
  • Crişana
  • Crişana
  • Dobruja
  • Hertza region
  • Historical regions of Transylvania
  • History of moldavia
  • History of the Romanians in Ukraine
  • Maramureş
  • Muntenia
  • National awakening of Romania
  • Northern Dobruja
  • Northern Transylvania
  • Oltenia
  • Romanian Old Kingdom
  • Transylvania
  • Vlaşca County
  • Wallachia
  • more...

• History of Austria–Hungary

  • History of Ukraine
  • United States of Greater Austria
  • Czech lands
  • Transleithania
  • Treaty of Trianon

• Geography

  • Carpathian Mountains
  • Mountains
  • Places
  • Zakarpattia Oblast

• History of Ukraine (23)

  • Ukrainian Civil War
  • Name of Ukraine
  • Act Zluky
  • Ruthenia
  • Ukrainian historical regions
  • Ukrainian historical regions
  • Cossacks
  • Lemko-Rusyn Republic
  • Reichskommissariat Ukraine
  • Izmail Oblast
  • Komancza Republic
  • Podole Voivodeship
  • Ruthenians and Ukrainians in Czechoslovakia (1918-1938)
  • Carpatho-Ukraine
  • Halych-Volhynia
  • Distrikt Galizien
  • Left Bank Ukraine
  • Pannonian Rusyns
  • Vienna Award
  • Cossack hetmanate
  • Ivan Vyhovsky
  • Treaty of Trianon
  • Right Bank Ukraine
  • Dnieper Ukraine
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• Historic overview (9)

  • Habsburg Monarchy
  • Hungary
  • Munich Agreement
  • Ukraine
  • Zakarpattia Oblast
  • Zakarpattia Oblast
  • Mukachevo
  • Carpathian Mountains
  • Czechoslovakia
  • Vienna Awards
  • more...

• 1918-1945 (9)

  • Geography of Szabolcs-S- zatmár-Bereg
  • Maramureş County (1918-1938)
  • Máramaros County (WWII)
  • Satu Mare County (1918-1938)
  • Slovak Republic (1939–1945)
  • Slovak Republic (1939–1945)
  • Slovakia
  • Szabolcs-S- zatmár-Bereg County
  • Ţinutul Crişuri
  • Carpatho-Ukraine
  • more...

• History

  • Partium
  • Sătmar
  • Zemplín
  • Kingdom of Hungary
  • Maramureş
  • Transylvania

• See also (20)

  • Jews from Carpathian Ruthenia
  • Jina Guseva
  • Ukraine during World War I
  • Bob Shaw (baseball player)
  • Christos Papakyriakopoulos
  • Christos Papakyriakopoulos
  • Saint Cassius of Narni
  • Bernard Babior
  • Drohobych Oblast
  • Avhustyn Voloshyn
  • Reichskommissariat Ukraine
  • History of the Jews in Bessarabia
  • Priashiv
  • John Newton Brown
  • Catacomb culture
  • Bessarabia
  • Slovaks in Bulgaria
  • Halych-Volhynia
  • Wallace Turnbull
  • Bucaq
  • Pedro Guerrero (baseball)
  • more...

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