As consolation, in 1920, a Carpathian-born Pittsburgh lawyer, Gregory Zhatkovich, was appointed governor of the province of Carpathian Ruthenia, controlled by Czechoslovakia and removed from Hungary.

The Ruthenians are East Slavic people, with the population from 1.5 to four million, out of whom the major part reside in Ukraine’s Trans Carpathian region.

WOODEN churches and Andy Warhol may be what most people associate with the Ruthenians. Still, little is known about this eastern Slavic people who have lived in the borderlands of the Carpathian ...

The Bodaks are Ruthenian and they practice traditions of their nationality. Their homeland is on the southern slopes of the Carpathian Mountains and was once known as Carpatho-Ukraine.

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TUCKED away behind the Carpathian mountains, Ukraine’s Transcarpathian region has its share of problems. Ethnic separatism is not among the major ones. Nonetheless, this remote region's ...

Anthropology of Carpathian Ruthenia.?A study of the racial characters of the Ruthenian inhabitants of the upland valleys of the Carpathians has been made by Prof. V. Suk, of which a preliminary ...