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Jan
Jan
To the 115th Anniversary of the Opening of the New Railway Station in Chernivtsi
No civilized country can be imagined without a well-developed network of roads and railways. It is therefore natural that, with Bukovyna's incorporation into the Austrian Empire, the government's primary attention was given to the construction and development of roads in the region.
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Aug
Aug
Roman spatha from the burial ground near the village of Oselivka
Among the artifacts discovered at the burial ground near Oselivka village, a ritually bent into a circle sword, found during excavations in 1977, draws particular attention.
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Dec
Dec
How Bukovynians Saved Europe from the Ottomans
On September 12, 1683, under the walls of the Austrian capital, the last of the most grandiose battles between Christian Europe and the Muslim East took place – the Battle of Vienna.
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Dec
Dec
Glass negatives by Ivan Bazhanskyi
Ivan Bazhansky was not only a prominent educator and talented writer, but also the first amateur photographer in Bukovyna.
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11
Nov
Nov
'Glorious Victory over the Turks' (Khotyn Battle of 1673)
November 11, 2023, marked the 350th anniversary of the battle near Khotyn, where the combined Polish-Lithuanian army inflicted a crushing defeat on the Ottoman army.
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11
Nov
Nov
Hryhoriy Skehar. Little-known names of the Bukovynian diaspora
On January 19, 1891, Hryhoriy Skegar, a journalist, writer, public and cultural figure, and dental surgeon, was born in the village of Pohorylivka, Bukovyna.
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