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Cossack Hetmanate (fraction of Ivan Skoropadsky) Moldavia: Decisive Ottoman victory. Treaty of Pruth: 1735–1739 Austro-Russian–Turkish War Russian Empire. Cossack Hetmanate Habsburg Empire Ottoman Empire. Crimean Khanate; Treaty of Niš, Treaty of Belgrade: 1768–1774 Russo-Turkish War Russian Empire. Zaporozhian Host; Greek insurgents

The house of Bandera's family in Staryi Uhryniv, Ukraine After the dissolution of Austria-Hungary in the wake of World War I, Eastern Galicia briefly became part of the West Ukrainian People's Republic.

Other articles where Pavlo Skoropadsky is discussed: Ukraine: World War I and the struggle for independence: Pavlo Skoropadsky. A collateral descendant of an 18th-century Cossack hetman, Skoropadsky assumed the title “hetman of Ukraine” (which he intended to become hereditary), abrogated all laws passed by the Rada, and established a conservative regime that relied on the support of ...

Cossack Hetmanate (fraction of Ivan Skoropadsky) Moldavia. 1711 1711 Cary's Rebellion: Province of Carolina: Party of Edward Hyde: 1711 1711 1711 Karamanli coup: Party of Ahmed Karamanli: Ottoman Tripolitania: 1711 1711 Battle of Ain Dara: Shihab dynasty Jumblatt clan of Chouf Talhuq clan of Gharb Nakad clan of Manasif Imad clan of Arqub . Abd ...

Some Eurasianists, such as General Biskupsky, Avalov-Bermondt, Talberg, von der Golz, and Skoropadsky, went on to join the German National Socialist movement. Others, including Pyotr Savitsky, Pytro Suvchinsky, Lev Karsavin, and George Vernadsky, continued to maintain pro-Soviet positions.