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modern Ukrainian national consciousness, the pro-Ukrainian faction, led by
Avhustyn Voloshyn,
gained control of the
local government and
Subcarpathian Ruthenia...
- its
independence as the
Republic of Carpatho-Ukraine, with the
Reverend Avhustyn Voloshyn as head of state.
Hungary immediately occupied and
annexed the...
- (Maltese) Αυγουστίνος (Augoustínos, Av̱goustínos) (Gr****) Августин (Avgustin,
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Internal Affairs Yuriy Perevuznyk.[citation needed] The head of the Soim was
Avhustyn Shtephan, his
deputies were
Fedir Révaý and
Stepan Rosokha.[citation needed]...
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modern Ukrainian national consciousness, the pro-Ukrainian faction, led by
Avhustyn Voloshyn,
gained control of the
local government and
Subcarpathian Ruthenia...
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constituent counties and
headed by a chairman,
Orest Sabov, and vice-chairman,
Avhustyn Shtefan. The
following month, on
March 4,
elections were held for a formal...
- Czechoslovakia. This
allowed the
formation of a
local government led by
Avhustyn Voloshyn. However, this
period of
autonomy was brief. In
March 1939, as...
- "troublemaking".) On 15
March 1939, the
Ukrainophile president of Carpatho-Ruthenia,
Avhustyn Voloshyn,
declared its
independence as Carpatho-Ukraine. On the same day...
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Anatole Vakhnianyn,
leader of the
Christian Social Movement in
Ukraine Avhustyn Voloshyn,
President of Carpatho-Ukraine (1939)
Volodymyr Vynnychenko, Prime...
