Движение за присоединение cеверо-восточной Словакии к Советской Украине (1944-1945) в контехте аннексии Закарпатья СССР
Journal Title: Codrul Cosminului - Year 2010, Vol 16, Issue 2
Abstract
En certains abords historiques, le processus de solution du problème ukrainienne des années 1944-1945 (qui a conduit, finalement, au transfert de ce territoire de l’Etat tchécoslovaque à l’URSS) s’est déployé dans la région slovaque et, dans un sens plus large, a influencé “la question ukrainienne” de Slovaquie. Le manifeste Mukatchevo de 26 novembre 1944 a trouvé son écho dans les rangées de la population ukrainienne de l’est de la Slovaquie. Ces habitants-là ont été inspirés par le Mouvement pour l’incorporation de la Slovaquie de nord-est à l’URSS. Pourtant, leur tendance unificatrice n’a pas été une consistante et, ultérieurement, le Conseil National de l’Ukraine de Priasevcina (qui, au début, avait appuyé cette idée) a décidé l’adoption de la plateforme du programme de gouvernement de Kosice.
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Michal Šmigeľ
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