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         SOCIETY, RELIGIONS, CULTURE
Yuriy Tumak, Oksana Tumak
The Origin And Development Of Physical Training And Sport Movement In Civic Organizations Of Bukovina (The Second Half Of The XIX – Early XX Centuries)		177
Bohdana Labinska
Religious Education In Public Schools Based On The German Textbook, In The Habsburg Monarchy (The Early Twentieth Century)		199
Olga Kazakevych
Ukrainian Urban Population Of The Russian Empire: Ethnic And Linguistic Transformations In The Late 19th Century		213
Antonii Moisei, Lidia Potapova, Lidia Vylka
Ritual Of The “Sale Of The Child” And Name Change Practiced By Ukrainians And Romanians In Bukovina 		227
         INTERNATIONAL STUDIES
Radu Florian Bruja
Romanian-Slovakian Military Relations In 1942		243
Lyudmyla Strilchuk
Reasons For The Compulsory Nature Of The Ukrainians’ Repatriation, From The Western Zones Of Occupation To The Ussr, After The Second World War (1945 – 1951)		267
Olesea Palamarja
The Relations Between The Moldavian Soviet Socialist Republic And The Socialist Republic Of Romania (1970-1975). The First Years Of Activity Of The Department Of Information And International Relations Within The Central Committee Of The Moldavian Communist Party		285
        ELITES, POLITICS, CONFLICTS
Marinel Ovidiu Koch-Tufiş
The Subordination Of Transylvania’s Central Institutions To The Habsburgs. The Princely Institution (1688–1791)		301
Ulyana Uska
“The National Equalization” Laws In Moravia (1905), Bukovіna (1910) And Galicia (1914): Comparative Characteristics		317
Dinu Balan
The Image Of The Monarchy In Romania. Archbishop Raymund Netzhammer About King Charles I		347
Gheorghe Onişoru
The Great War And The Birth Of The Communist Movement In Romania		363
         BOOK REVIEW
Vlad Gafița
A New Synthesis On The Education In Bukovina During The Austrian Rule		379
Florin Pintescu
The Influence Of Geopolitical Rivalries Of Great Powers Upon International Relations		383
NOTES ON CONTRIBUTORS
387
INSTRUCTIONS FOR AUTHORS393