-
there were a lot of
other people living in it whom they
began calling Ruthenen ("Ruthenians" or "Rusyny"). They
differed from the
Poles in that the vast...
- centuries. In the
former Austro-Hungarian Monarchy, the same term (German:
Ruthenen) was emplo**** up to 1918 as an
official exonym for the
entire Ukrainian...
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eight other languages (Czech, Polish, Croatian, Slovene, Serbian, Italian,
Ruthenen (Ukrainian) and Romanian).
After the
dissolution of the
empire banknotes...
- Carpatho-Rusyn
Research Center. Bidermann,
Hermann Ignaz (1862). Die
ungarischen Ruthenen, ihr Wohngebiet, ihr
Erwerb und ihre Geschichte. Vol. 1. Innsbruck: Wagnersche...
- Commonwealth. The German, French, and
English versions of
those terms –
Ruthenen, Ruthène,
Ruthenian –
generally were
applied only to the
inhabitants of...
- 1792.
Harasiewicz M.
Berichtigung der
Umrisse zu
einer Geschichte der
Ruthenen. — Wien, 1835.
Harasiewicz M.
Annales ecclesiae Ruthenae. — Leopoli, 1862...
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Germans German minority in
Poland Pogórzanie Józef Szujski. Die
Polen und
Ruthenen in Galizien. Kraków. 1896 (Głuchoniemcy/Walddeutsche S. 17.) Aleksander...
- Austro-Hungarian monarchy. His
other writings include: Die
Volkslieder der
Polen und
Ruthenen (Folk
songs of
Poland and the
Eastern Slavs, 1846) Die Sprichwörter der...
-
classified the
entire East
Slavic po****tion
under the term
Ruthenians (
Ruthenen). When the
Ukrainian national idea rose in
eastern Galicia,
people of Ukrainian...
-
Rusyn Rada
actively pointed out that
Galicia was
inhabited by the
Rusyn – “
Ruthenen” – a
people different from the
Russians – “Russen” – as well as from Poles;...
