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[Toronto] : Distributed by the University of Toronto Press for the Chair of Ukrainian Studies, University of Toronto, 2017

80 stran : mapy ; 24 x 31 cm

ISBN 978-0-7727-5115-7 (vázáno)

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A NOTE ON GEOGRAPHIC AND PLACE NAMES VI // INTRODUCTION // 1 Carpathian Rus’: a borderland of borders 2 // 2 Geographic features of Carpathian Rus’ 4 // 3 Ethnographic divisions in Carpathian Rus’ 6 // 4 Archeological sites in the Upper Tisza and Lemko Regions 8 // 5 Central Europe, 5th century 10 // 6 Central Europe, ca. 750 12 // 7 Central Europe, 9th century 14 // 8 Early medieval kingdoms, ca. 1050 16 // 9 Hungary in the 11th century 78 // 10 Carpathian Rus’, 13th-14th centuries 20 // 11 Hungary and Poland, 14th-15th centuries 22 // 12 Central Europe, ca. 1570 24 // 13 Transylvania and Royal Hungary, 17th century 26 // 14 Austria and Hungary, 18th century 28 // 15 The Greek Catholic Church in Carpathian Rus’ before World War I 30 // 16 The Austrian Empire, 1848-1849 32 // 17 The Austro-Hungarian Empire, 1867-1914 34 // 18 Carpathian Rus’, ca. 1900 36 // 19 Southern Hungary, ca. 1900 38 // 20 Carpatho-Rusyn communities in the United States 40 // 21 World War I in the Carpathians 42 // 22 Carpatho-Rusyn councils and republics, 1918-1920 44 // 23 Political claims in Carpathian Rus’, 1918-1919 46 // 24 Carpathian Rus’, 1919-1938 48 // 25 Religious institutions in Carpathian Rus’, 1935 50 // 26 Magyars and Jews in interwar Subcarpathian Rus’ 52 // 27 Other peoples in Subcarpathian Rus’ 54 // 28 Subcarpathian Rus’/Carpatho-Ukraine, 1938-1939 56 // 29 Central Europe during World War II 58 // 30 Carpathian Rus’ at the close of World War II, 1944-1945 // 31 Central Europe after World War II 62 // 32 Carpatho-Rusyn diasporas after World War II 64 // 33 The Vojvodina, Srem, and the Banat Today 66 // 34 Carpathian Rus’ Today 68 // MAP SOURCES 71 // INDEX 73