Приклади вживання Ruthenians Англійська мовою та їх переклад на Українською
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Tatars Ruthenians.
Ruthenians Slovaks.
Poland Ruthenians.
Ruthenians Rusniaks.
Galicia Ruthenians.
Ruthenians- Ukrainians.
Russian Ruthenians.
Why Ruthenians became Ukrainians.
Galician Ruthenians.
Appeal to those who united all those who opposed Magyarization Ruthenians.
The Ruthenians Poles.
In combat, killing many Ruthenians.
Writers- Ruthenians in Bukovina".
The current wave and Ruthenians" 1883.
These two nations are Ruthenians and Muscovites, mixed in the general title Russes.
People 's Council of Carpatho- Ruthenians.
Ukrainians are designated as Ruthenians, the light-green part of the map.
Continued to fight their predecessors by national and cultural rights Ruthenians.
Therefore not surprising that among the Ruthenians were many Christians.
Ethnically, the then population of modern Ukrainian territories identified themselves as Ruthenians.
On the platform stood a group arrested Ruthenians, surrounded by Hungarian gendarmes.
In October 2008, during the 2nd European Congress of Subcarpathian Ruthenians D.
Request would be granted and Ruthenians as a result of its national development.
Ruthenian Council Poles tried to find supporters among the Ruthenians. The initiative.
In X-XI centuries, peltries become for Ruthenians an important element of trade with neighboring countries.
The colonization of peoples under the Vlach law resulted in ethnic enclaves of Czechs,Poles and Ruthenians in historical Hungary.
We don't want to be Czech nor Ukrainian,we want to be Russian(Ruthenians); we want our land autonomous, but within the USSR.
In the 15th and 16th centuries, due to widespread population shifts caused by the Turkish invasions,communities of Orthodox Serbs, Ruthenians, Slovaks and Greeks moved into the area.
The city wasdestroyed several times as a result of attacks by Tatars, Ruthenians, Yotvingians, and Lithuanians.
Krúdy wrote the book during the winter of 1918 toacquaint the reading public with the unknown acquaintance- the Ruthenians living in the North-Eastern Hungary.