Carpatho-Ukraine

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Image - Avhustyn Voloshyn and members of the government of Carpatho-Ukraine (April 1939 photo).

Image - The evacuation of the government of Carpatho-Ukraine following the Hungarian occupation in 1939.

Carpatho-Ukraine (Karpatska Ukraina). The name of the autonomous Carpatho-Ukrainian state within Czechoslovakia in 1938–39. This name as well as the earlier name Subcarpathian Ruthenia (Pidkarpatska Rus’) was in official use. It was the name adopted by constitutional law no. 1 of the Diet of Carpatho-Ukraine on 15 March 1939 for the Carpatho-Ukrainian republic. The name was used unofficially before 1938 to designate Transcarpathia.

BIBLIOGRAPHY
Pahiriia, Oleksandr. Karpats'ka Ukraïna v dokumentakh Druhoï Chekho-Slovats'koï Respubliky, 2 vols (Lviv 2020)

[This article originally appeared in the Encyclopedia of Ukraine, vol. 1 (1984).]

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1 Autonomy 2 Bachynsky, Edmund 3 Birchak, Volodymyr 4 Bohemia 5 Borschak, Elie 6 Brashchaiko, Yulii 7 Carpathian Sich 8 Clergy 9 Constitution 10 Czechoslovakia 11 Czechs 12 Diet 13 Diet of Carpatho-Ukraine 14 Education 15 Federalism 16 Galan, Volodymyr 17 Germany 18 Gymnasium 19 History of Ukraine 20 Hitler, Adolf

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