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Sokyrnytsia (Ukrainian: Сокирниця, Romanian: Seclenț, Hungarian: Szeklence) is a
village located on the Khust-Synevyr
highway near the H09...
- Domneștii Mari, Hungarian: Urmezo)
Ruska Pole II (Romanian: Domneștii Mici)
Sokyrnytsia (Romanian: Săclânța, Hungarian: Szeklencze)
Steblivka (Romanian: Duboșari...
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Krainykovo church Nyzhnie Selyshche church Oleksandrivka [uk]
church Sokyrnytsia church Huklyvyi church ****pattia Oblast's
local administration is controlled...
- Pole I (Domneştii Mari in Romanian, Úrmező in Hungarian)
Ruska Pole II
Sokyrnytsia (Săclânţa in Romanian,
Szeklencze in Hungarian)
Steblivka (Duboşari in...
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Additional ghettos were
established nearby in Iza and
Szeklence (now
Sokyrnytsia, Ukraine). By
April 1944, most
Jewish residents were
killed at Auschwitz...
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Boroniava Bukovets Danylovo Lypetska Poliana Hontsosh Horinchovo Iza
Sokyrnytsia Synevyr Synevyrska Poliana Verkhnii Bystryi Verkhnii Studenyi Veliatyno...
- Selyshche [uk] Oleksandrivka [uk] Osava [uk] Poliana [uk] Rokosovo [uk]
Sokyrnytsia Steblivka [uk] Khustets [uk] Chertizh [uk] "Хустська територіальна громада"...
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National Academy of
Medical Sciences of Ukraine. In 1974 he
graduated from
Sokyrnytsia School with a gold
medal In 1980 he
graduated from the Kyiv
Medical Institute...
- Székesfehérvár Miklós Szegő
Neolog local religious leader jurist Szeklence (today
Sokyrnytsia, Ukraine) Szekszárd Nándor Erdős
Neolog local religious leader baker...
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which is the
youngest of the four
known wooden churches of the
district (
Sokyrnytsia, Danilovo, Kraynikovo, Oleksandrivka),. The
wooden temple of St. Nicholas...
