10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «BUKOVINA»
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Bukovina in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
Bukovina and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
History of the Literary Cultures of East-Central Europe: ...
Paradoxically, history both nourished and endangered Bukovina's plurality. One
after the other, the neighboring powers had conquered the region, enhancing its
multiethnicity but also destabilizing the precarious balance between the ...
Marcel Cornis-Pope, John Neubauer, 2004
2
Europe Since 1945: An Encyclopedia
Agriculture and forestry have been important, and the name "Bukovina" itself
derives from the German Buche or Slavic Buk (beech tree). Bukovina is
quintessentially central European: Ukrainians, Jews, Romanians, Poles,
Germans, Russians, ...
3
Actes Du 22e Congrès International Des Sciences Généalogique ...
... from Bukovina in Canada (ca. 1885 to date), for his second chapter, Between
Imperial Hinterlands: Canada's Bukovina German Immigrants I885-1914, in the
recently published book, German Bnigration from Bukovina to the New Work!
Claire Boudreau, Daniel Cogné, Auguste Vachon, 1998
4
Becoming Habsburg: The Jews of Austrian
Bukovina, 1774-1918
While this is not mere rhetoric, the myth of Bukovina as an El Dorado for Jews demands closer inspection.
5
Ethnic Groups and Population Changes in Twentieth-Century ...
Southern Bukovina is an integral part of contemporary Romania. From 1 849 until
World War I, Bukovina (then undivided) was a crown land of the Austrian Empire;
between the world wars, it belonged to Romania. In 1940, as a consequence ...
Jan Owsinski, Piotr Eberhardt
6
Cultural Politics in Greater Romania: Regionalism, Nation ...
Regionalism, Nation Building & Ethnic Struggle, 1918-1930 Irina Livezeanu.
Bukovina's Schools before World War I When Bukovina was annexed by Austria
in 1775, six Romanian urban schools operated in the province: one Greek, one
Latin ...
7
The German Legacy in East Central Europe as Recorded in ...
To illustrate aspects of the Austro-German colonial discourse in Bukovina I focus
on Rezzori's representation of Bukovina in his Bhtmen im Schnee(1989). I argue
that Rezzori's autobiographical text cannot be read simply as a nostalgic ...
8
Diglossia and Power: Language Policies and Practice in the ...
dar'; 'On the Origins of the Romanians'; 'The Monasteries of the Bukovina'; texts
21, 35, 18, 17]). In these passages the reader learns, for instance, that in the
Bukovina there are adherents of both the Orthodox and the Catholic church (text
35).
Rosita Rindler Schjerve, 2003
9
Encyclopaedia Judaica: Blu-Cof
out Bukovina after 1848 and the attainment of emancipation (see *Austria), and
by 1890 numbered approximately 90,000. Hasidism struck roots in Bukovina, one
of the early leaders there being *Abraham Joshua Heschel of Apta (Opatow).
Fred Skolnik, Michael Berenbaum, 2007
10
The Treaty of St. Germain: A Documentary History
REPORT OF M. BRATIANO TO THE COUNCIL OF TEN ON RUMANIA'S CLAIMS
TO THE BUKOWINA'9 (c) Roumanian Claims to Bukovina As regards the
Roumanian claims in the Bukovina, this was a Moldavian province, annexed 140
years ...
The Treaty of St. Germain
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «BUKOVINA»
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Bukovina is used in the context of the following news items.
A Poor Father Forced to Sell Daughter for $1
Anti-Semitically inclined Romanians are attempting to place blame on the Jews for the losses of the regions of Bessarabia and Bukovina and ... «Forward, Jun 15»
Saturday, June 27
1940 - Soviet Union invades Romania during World War II after King Carol refuses to cede Bessarabia and Bukovina. 1943 - U.S. bombers ... «New Zealand Herald, Jun 15»
Ukraine students campaign provides over 200 litres in three days
Students and residents from the Bukovina region in western Ukraine are continuing to give blood. Most of the people visiting this clinic in ... «Ukraine Today, Jun 15»
Businessman from Bukovina transferred his hometown to biofuels
In April 2015 Zastavnaya, which located in Bukovina, became the first Ukrainian town that completely refused the purchase of gas for heating. «Ukrainian Biofuel Portal, Jun 15»
WWI – Part Ten: Big bandits and small bandits
“For us the mountains and plains of Bukovina, where Stephen the Great has slept for centuries. In our moral energy and our valour lie the ... «In Defense of Marxism, May 15»
Alleged Nazi war criminal died two weeks after Russia sought …
... account he gave to the Federal Court, Mr. Katriuk came from an ethnic Ukrainian family in what was then the Romanian region of Bukovina. «The Globe and Mail, May 15»
Russia still struggles with a violent past, 70 years after the defeat of …
... Latvia, Lithuania, as well as Bessarabia and the Northern Bukovina in 1940. The brutality of these annexations – the arrests, deportations, ... «The Conversation AU, May 15»
This Day in Jewish History / Avigdor Arikha, who survived the …
Arikha was born Avigdor Dlugacz on April 28, 1929, in Radauti, a town in Bukovina, Romania, but moved with his family to the nearby city of ... «Haaretz, Apr 15»
Patrick Cloutier: Slicing up Ukraine could end crisis
... Hungary could be offered the territory of Trans-Carpathia; and Romania could be offered Bukovina and the part of Ukraine that lies between ... «The Providence Journal, Apr 15»
Hundred Years Anniversary of the London Treaty
... Bosnia-Herzegovina, Vojvodina (the South Hungary), Baranja and Srem while Romania received Transylvania, Bukovina and the East Banat ... «InSerbia News, Apr 15»
