A comprehensive history of Rusyn settlement in both the Twin Cities and rural Minnesota. The book was in part funded by the Rusin Association and the Minnesota Historical Society. Unlike many other regions of Rusyn immigrants in the US, the majority came from Lemkovyna and Presov Rus.
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An account of the second Carpatho-Rusyn delegation to Vienna (October 1849) by its member Alexander Janyckyj. Includes the contents of its negotiations with the Austrian ministers and Emperor Franz Joseph.
Brief record from the Maramoroš Rusyn Council held in Sighet on 18 December, 1918.
The founding work for the so-called Vlach theory, it argues that the Lemko Rusyn population arrived to Poland in the 14-16th century with the Vlach colonization.
A general history of Carpatho-Rusyns and their diaspora in the United States, with particular attention to religious developments.
The autobiography of the Rusyn awakener Alexander Duchnovič, published in the Latin original alongside the Ukrainian translation.
A socio-economic history of Uhro-Rus in the late Medieval period.
The article reviews previous attempts to date the Slavic settlement of the Carpathian Rus’ and puts forward a new hypothesis.
Part one of a well known multi-volume historical work of basilian priest Atanasij V. Pekar providing an overview of church history in Transcarpathia, published in the Basilian academic journal Analecta Ordinis S. Basilii Magni (Записки Чина св. Василія Великого).
Part two of a well known multi-volume historical work of basilian priest Atanasij V. Pekar providing an overview of church history in Transcarpathia, published in the Basilian academic journal Analecta Ordinis S. Basilii Magni (Записки Чина св. Василія Великого).
A history of the diocese of Prešov in the 18th and 19th centuries compiled from “unpublished Latin notes” of Alexander Dukhnovych translated into Russian and published in Saint Petersburg in 1877 after his death in 1865 by one Archpriest K. Kustodiev.
Volume one of a two-part work, sometimes considered to be the first Rusyn histography, published in 1799 by Joannicius Basilovits the uniate protohegumen (Abbot/Superior) of St. Nicholas Monastery on Monk’s Hill (Chernecha hora), who is correspondingly considered one of the first Rusyn historians.
Volume two of the two-part work, sometimes considered to be the first Rusyn histography, published in 1804 by Joannicius Basilovits the uniate protohegumen (Abbot/Superior) of St. Nicholas Monastery on Monk’s Hill (Chernecha hora), who is correspondingly considered one of the first Rusyn historians.
Four-volume collection by the Lviv Thalerhof Committee. The first attempt to provide a historical description to the Austrian military terror against the populace of the Lemko Region, Galicia, and Bukovina from the killings at the outset of WWI to later concentration camps.
Four-volume collection by the Lviv Thalerhof Committee. The first attempt to provide a historical description to the Austrian military terror against the populace of the Lemko Region, Galicia, and Bukovina from the killings at the outset of WWI to later concentration camps.
Four-volume collection by the Lviv Thalerhof Committee. The first attempt to provide a historical description to the Austrian military terror against the populace of the Lemko Region, Galicia, and Bukovina from the killings at the outset of WWI to later concentration camps.
Four-volume collection by the Lviv Thalerhof Committee. The first attempt to provide a historical description to the Austrian military terror against the populace of the Lemko Region, Galicia, and Bukovina from the killings at the outset of WWI to later concentration camps.
This work presents evidence (both historical and orthographical analysis) that demonstrates that a charter granting ownership of land around St. Nicholas Mukachevo Monastery, allegedly given by Prince Theodore (Fedor) Koriatovych, was falsified under Hungarian Catholic rule.