Transcarpathia ,i.e. Carpathian Ruthenia: the respective language equivalent of "Subcarpathia" in this sense is used in Hungary, the Czech Republic, Slovakia and sometimes in Austria, and often is found in English translations from these languages.
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Subcarpathia is a gate to Poland, Slovakia, Hungary, and Romania.
In Subcarpathia 92.6 per cent of the votes were for the independence of the Ukraine and 78 per cent for a special self-government status for the region.
You got divorced in Subcarpathia, came to Hungary, married a Hungarian citizen, obtained citizenship, divorced the new wife, went back, and married the old one again, and brought her over the border.
In multi-ethnic, heterogeneous Subcarpathia, the Slavic Ruthenes belong to the Eastern Orthodox Church, the Slovaks are Roman Catholics.
The upheavals caused by the length and attrition of the First World War, the new political and territorial arrangements, the pauperization of the populations by skyrocketing inflation, led to a deep spiritual crisis which facilitated the spread of sects and pseudo-religions at the expense of the traditional Churches.
It was in the autumn of 1944 that the Soviet Army invaded Subcarpathia.
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