Volhynia
Volynia
Volyn

Many families from this settlement moved to nearby Volhynia in 1802.

The city is situated in the historic region of Volhynia.

In the summer of 1940 he managed to escape and, after walking for eight weeks, returned to Volhynia.

Volhynia changed hands several times throughout the following centuries.

The area comprised part of the historical region of Volhynia.

In autumn 1915 the regiment was transferred to Volhynia.

Each column has a coat of arms and a name of a county from Volhynia.

A few people from Volhynia and Romania also got citizenship.

Seeds were given for free to landowners across Volhynia.

He was transferred to the front in Volhynia.

He was known there as "the iluy from Volhynia."

Liubartas died ca. 1385, having ruled Volhynia for roughly sixty years.

In 1798 he returned to Volhynia, after Russian government declared an amnesty.

Apparently some of them went to Volhynia, Russia, where they lived on rented land for a time.

The terror action was limited to Galicia, and did not take place in Volhynia.

He was responsible for the ethnic cleansing of Poles from Volhynia.

Kuznetsovsk, a city in Volhynia, is named after the Soviet agent.

Released shortly after, he died on the way home at Dubno in Volhynia.

Later, he briefly settled in Volhynia but had to leave under the pressure of the Polish authorities.

Then, he bought weapons from Hungarian soldiers, stationed in Volhynia.

The Red Army in Volhynia was able to resist only for a couple of days.

Military colonists were settled in Volhynia to defend border against Soviet intervention.

He was born on about 1540 from a noble Belarusians family in the region of Volhynia.

Orthodox churches were closed, especially in Volhynia province.

Zasławski was the mightiest magnate in Volhynia at that time.

On a second campaign Mengli Geray's sons again devastate Volynia.

Once he finally reached Volynia, his starving soldiers plundered the towns of his allies and vassals.

In Ukraine, birch bark documents were found in Zvenyhorod, Volynia.

Thus, a town built from scratch was constructed, smack in the forests of central Volynia, by the Horyn River.

He was taken in by a nobleman from the town of Berdichev in Volynia (modern-day Ukraine).

According to a Greek-language register, Vasilii was then canonically-elected from among three candidates by a council of bishops there in Volynia.

The oldest building in the complex is the miniature Trinity Church (1465-75), a stone copy of the wooden churches of Volynia.

He chose Moscow as his primary seat after he had lived for several years in Volodymyr-Volynskyi in Volynia.

Evlogii, the archbishop of Volynia and Zhytomir, was appointed to lead the Orthodox movement in Galicia.

When Napoleon invaded Russia, Osten-Sacken returned to military service at the head of a reserve corps, based in Volynia.

The following year, he was sent to Vladimir-in-Volynia to be consecrated by Metropolitan Feognost, who lived in Volynia for several years.

Simultaneously, the combined forces of Khmelnitsky and the Russian Boyar Buturlin struck against Volynia.

During 1923-1939 he was involved in church, community and co-operative activities in Volynia and Polissia in Western Ukraine.

Unable to defend Kiev, Mstislav II fled to Volynia, leaving his family at the mercy of his enemies.

When the November Uprising erupted, Osten-Sacken became the war governor of Kiev, Podolia and Volynia.

In the 1330s, Poland took over Volynia in present-day Ukraine and, according to Novgorodian Chronicles many people there became Catholic.

In 1893, the monastery was reestablished as a Russian Orthodox nunnery, which was disbanded by the Soviets with the annexation of Volynia in 1939.

Shortly before his death in Lutsk in 1452, he bequeathed all his possessions in Podolia and Volynia to the Lithuanian state.

She was a daughter of Michael of Chernigov and Maria Romanovna of Galicia and Volynia.

In Rus' propria, the Kiev region, the nascent Rus' principalities of Halych and Volynia extended their rule.

Rumours about his strict and virtous living spread through the Carpathians, Galicia, Volynia and Bukovyna, Moldova and Romania.

Under the Baal Shem Tov and then the Maggid, Hasidism had flourished in Podolia and Volynia (present day Ukraine).

The rebellions intensified over the years, and then had spread not only to other parts of Podilia, but also to the neighboring provinces of Volynia, Kyivshchyna, and Bessarabia.

More particularly, the lands of Volynia in the north and north-west passed to the rule of Lithuanian princes, while the south-west passed to the control of Poland (Galicia).

Led by one of his sons, it consisted of the forces of eleven other princes, representing all three of the main branches of the dynasty against the fourth, Iziaslavichi of Volynia.

• In Volyn the election was fair, free and proper.

He made 14 appearances but failed to score a single goal as Volyn finished in 8th position.

Lutsk was the main bread trade center in Volyn for a few centuries.

Divided into smaller groups the tribe has spread and settled in Volyn.

Similar methods in the Volyn region continued until 1939 effecting ten thousand people.

The following season he netted twice in 18 league appearances for Volyn.

His single season with Volyn turned out to be very successful with 7 goals from 28 league appearances.

He was a prominent builder and architect in Volyn principality.

In Volyn the vote total as counted was an accurate reflection of the will of the voters.

His first start came in a commanding 4-0 victory over Volyn Lutsk.

Unfortunately, the country leadership turns a blind eye to the attempts to stop short the Volyn tragedy remembrance.

Dević made 32 league appearances for Volyn, and a further one cup appearance, scoring two goals.

He served as a missionary in Volyn.

Partisan activity started in Volyn in 1941, soon after German occupation.

He is a graduate of Volyn Lutsk youth system.

On 24 February, the governor of Volyn resigned.

The territory of Volyn was long disputed by Poland and Ukraine.

Pavlov came through the youth system of Volyn Lutsk.

He is the product of the Volyn Lutsk School System.

Matei signed a three-year contract with Volyn Lutsk in mid-2013.

Later he would be appointed Metropolitan of Lutsk and Volyn.

A rare collection of Galych and Volyn embroidery have been situated there.

Tymoshchuk began his professional career with his local Volyn Lutsk.

• fewer ballot boxes than required by law (Volyn, Mykolayiv)

The collection was preceded by severe conflict over Volyn and Galician townships.