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This page is for International Regional & Ethnic listings, for those persons who are seeking information
that does not conform to strict Country borders, but instead, regional, ethnic and even religious bounderies.
All of the elaborative statements on this page are quoted in full, or in part from the web sites themselves.
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Updated: Mon, Jan 5, 2009
CARPATHO/RUSYN - These sites focus on Carpatho-Rusyn genealogy, it is recognized that the ethnic background of persons from areas where Carpatho-Rusyns lived (primarily where Poland, Slovakia, the Ukraine, and Hungary adjoin or nearly adjoin) is often in doubt. Many other ethnic groups previously lived or now live in this area (Polish, Slovak, Hungarian, Ukrainian, German, Jewish, and others). Understandably, many persons whose ancestors come from this area are unclear of their ethnic origins.
Bald Mountain Childhood - Centered around Mary Pawlak, this is an autobiographic, biographic and historical description of growing up in a Carpatho-Rusyn family on Bald Mountain near Wilkes-Barre Pennsylvania during the 1920's and 30's.
Carpathian Connection - The creation and administration of this web page will be for the exclusive purpose of historical education and genealogical research related to those individuals who were from the former Carpathian territories and were of Ruthenian/Carpatho-Rusyn heritage. We will also take into account the influence other nationalities had upon the Ruthenians
Carpatho-Rusyn Knowledge Base - A new Internet-based resource on Rusyn news, current affairs and Internet-based information sources is now available. The Rusyn International Media Center (RIMC) made its debut on the World Wide Web on August 20, 2003
Carpatho-Rusyn Society - A new Internet-based resource on Rusyn news, current affairs and Internet-based information sources is now available. The Rusyn International Media Center (RIMC) made its debut on the World Wide Web on August 20, 2003
Food, Music and Art - Walnuts, apples, tomatoes, peppers, homemade wine, pear compote -- this is the seasonal fare in autumn of people in the Transcarpathian region of the Ukraine. West of the Carpathian mountains, bordered by Slovakia, Romania and Hungary, this tiny "oblast" is considered Ukraine's Wine Country. As in southern France, the local dialect is musical and sometimes difficult for other Ukrainians to understand. Historically a home for members of the ruling classes from many European nations, castles and their ruins dot the landscape.
Slovak and Carpatho-Rusyn Genealogy Research Pages - A new Internet-based resource on Rusyn news, current affairs and Internet-based information sources is now available. The Rusyn International Media Center (RIMC) made its debut on the World Wide Web on August 20, 2003
...and more to come.
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