Ereignisse

In early 1918, Romania signed a ceasefire with the Central Powers and negotiated a separate peace treaty. The Romanian university professor and politician Ion Nistor (1876-1962), a native of Buko...

The National Equalization of 1909/10 established for the first time the claims and rights of minorities in the Bukovina regional elections. Its structure was a unique phenomenon in the Habsburg M...

In the narrow window of time between 1908 and the outbreak of the First World War, language was at the centre of many debates about the Jewish nation. Nathan Birnbaum played a key role in this in...

In 1946, more than 20,000 Jews left northern Bukovina for Romania on legal emigration transports. Until the 1990s, researchers assumed that the emigration of Jews from this region was initiated e...

During the war years of 1914 to 1917, Bukovina was occupied three times by units of the Russian army. Faced with the superiority of the Russian army, the Austro-Hungarian troops made a rapid retr...

On 29 December 1921, an incident occurred at the Chernivtsi City Theatre that would ultimately lead to the demise of an independent German theatre and the end of regular German-language seasons i...

In 1868, a member of parliament in Bukovina put to a vote a proposal to establish a full law faculty, as the polonised Lviv no longer seemed suitable for educating young Bukovinians. As it was fi...