No. 61 (2025): History Journal of Yuriy Fedkovych Chernivtsi National University

Articles

• The Ottoman Empire Yerlikulu Troops During the Khotyn Campaign of 1621: An Attempt at Assessing Their Numbers

  Denys Pozniakov

  6-14

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• The Annexation of Bukovina – Subjective Thoughts 250 Years Later About This Event and Its Consequences

  Stefan Purici

  15–33

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• The Participation of Ukrainian Youth Societies in the Cultural, Educational, and Public-Political Life of Bukovyna During the Second Half of the 19th – the Beginning of the 20th Century

  Inna Dutchak

  34-41

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• Theological Educational Institutions of Dnieper Ukraine as Centers of the Protest Movement (Second Half of the 19th Century)

  Oleksii Koshel

  42-47

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• The Occupation Policy of the Russian Empire in Bukovyna During 1916–1917: Repressions, Mobilization and Control

  Yaroslav Tkachuk

  48-57

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• Legislative Support for Customs Regulations in the Second Polish Republic in the 1920s

  Ivan Zuliak

  58-65

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• The Moscophile Movement as a Target of Soviet Influence on the Socio-Political Situation in Western Ukraine in the 1920s

  Andrii Shchehlov

  66-74

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• Chernivtsi Children’s Magazine «Ukrainska Lastivka» 1933-1940 as a Realized National-Cultural Project

  Lidiia Kovalets

  75-85

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• Alegerile parlamentare din 17 iulie 1932: Mesajele promovate de concurenții electorali în județul Ismail

  Sergiu Cornea

  86-101

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• The European Union and Ukraine: the Case of the Russian-Ukrainian War

  Oksana Kalishchuk

  102-109

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• Christianity of the Era of the Principate

  Vasyl Balukh

  110-115

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• The Conscription of Jews in the Russian Empire in 1853 (on the Case of the Activities of Khotyn County Recruitment Office)

  Oleksandr Bezarov

  116-124

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• Migration Processes in the Modern World as a Factor of Social and Cultural Transformation

  Liudmyla Strilchuk, Vasyl Prytuliuk

  125-131

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