ruthenes造句

• Thomas Tuscus mentioned Vlachs fighting against the Ruthenes in 1276 or 1277.
• The Ruthenes, Serbs, and others should be assimilated.
• The town's population consisted of Slovaks, Ruthenes, Hungarians and Jews.
• The related Pannonian Rusyns ( or Pannonian Ruthenes ) live in a transborder region of Serbia and Croatia.
• Ruthenes, Ukrainians, Germans, Poles and Jews ( the post-Holocaust community ) made up the remainder of the population.
• Today, Slovakia, Poland, Hungary, the Czech Republic, Serbia and Croatia officially recognize contemporary Rusyns ( or Ruthenes ) as an ethnic minority.
• Under the 1993 Minority Law, Gypsies, Germans, Croats, Slovaks, Serbs, Romanians, Armenians, Slovenes, Greeks, Bulgarians, Poles and Ruthenes will elect minority governments.
• Under the 1993 Minority Law, Gypsies, Germans, Croats, Slovaks, Serbs, Romanians, Armenians, Slovenes, Greeks, Bulgarians, Poles and Ruthenes were eligible to be elected.
• By the early 20th Century, the name " Ruthenians " or " Ruthenes " was usually applied to the Rusyn minority living along the borderlands of the Austro-Hungarian and Russian Empires.
• It included Bohemia, Moravia and Slovakia and had border areas with a majority German population known as the Sudetenland and areas with significant numbers of other ethic minorities ( notably Hungarians, Poles and Ruthenes ).
• During the period of Romanian rule ( 1918-1944 ), the Romanian authorities viewed both the Ukrainians ( Ruthenes ) and the Jews as enemies of the state whose suppression was one of the goals of the state and.
• This name was in use in the West for some time in history, together with " White Ruthenes ", " White Russians " ( though not to be confused with the political group of Rus '.
• The terms " Rusyn, " " Ruthenes, " " Rusniak, " " Lemak, " " Lyshak " and " Lemko " are considered by some scholars to be historic, local and synonymical names for Carpathian Ukrainians; others hold that the terms " Lemko " and " Rusnak " are simply regional variations of " Rusyn " or " Ruthene ."
• Aquitania was inhabited by the following tribes : Agesinales, Ambilatri, Anagnutes, Arverni, Ausci, Autobroges, Basabocates, Belendi, Bercorates, Bergerri, Bipedimui, Cadurci, Cambolectri, Camponi, Cocossati, Consoranni, Cubi, Elui |, Elusates, Gabales, Latusates, Lemovices, Mandubii, Monesi, Nitiobriges, Onobrisates, Osquidates, Osquidiales, Petrocorii, Petrogoti, Pictones, Ruteni, Ruthenes, Santoni, Sassumini, Sediboniates, Sennates, Sibyllates, Sottiates, Succasses, Tarbelli, Tolosanes, Uliarus, Vassei, Vellates, Vellavii, Venami, Veneti ( Venetic?), Vibisci, Vornates.