1920. Prince Nikolai Alexandrovich Dolgoruky with his wife, Grand Duchess Maria of Russia.
Volodar The (United) of Ukraine was proclaimed for the first time December 14, 1918, in the glow of the Russian Civil War. The crown and the title of Volodar (Re) were assigned to Prince Aleksandr Nicolaevic Dolgoruky, Dolgoruky heir of those who had reigned in the Middle Ages and Kiev on that later were related to the Romanovs. The following year, however, the Volodar was killed by the communists and the Kingdom of Ukraine will not talk more For twenty years, until the eve of the dissolution of Czechoslovakia.
seems that the son of the first Volodar, Prince Nikolai Alexandrovich, was part of that group of Ukrainian nationalists who reached the Carpathian Ruthenia (Ukrainian region that was included in Czechoslovakia) on the days that preceded the proclamation of independence, inspired by hope to be able to make the region Ruthenian the springboard to achieve the liberation of all Ukraine.
On 14 March 1939 the Diet proclaimed the independence of Ukraine's Carpathian Khust (new name of the Ruthenian) and assuming the role of the Provisional Head of State Archbishop Augustin Voloshin (or Wolochyn), a leading historical reasons for the Ruthenian. The next day, however, the same Diet proclaimed the restoration of the monarchy and appointed ukraina Prince Nikolai Alexandrovich Dolgoruky which Volodar of Ukraine and Ruthenia and Grand Duke of Kiev.
The latest news, now completely ignored by official historiography, can be deduced only by some heraldic publications. It appears, however, far from groundless, and that for at least two reasons: first, for belonging to the field of Monsignor Voloshin monarchy, and, secondly, because the designation would bring the Prince Nikolai ukraina support to the cause of the influential Russian Tsarist emigration, by virtue of relations relationship with Dolgoruky of the Romanov family (the Volodar was married to Grand Duchess Maria of Russia). This second
Volodar and purely theoretical, however, lasted very little. The Soviet-German pact, already pregnant, provided un'Ukraina linked to Moscow and released by the German sphere of influence: Hitler refused, therefore, to ensure the protection of a state-Ruthenian ukraine, and preferred to meet the demands of the Hungarians, who Ruthenia claimed in the name of the ancient historical links. The Magyars invaded the Carpathian Ukraine as the March 15, and 18, the hastily annexed to the Kingdom of Boxing.
had so short-term independence and the equally short-Ruthenian Volodar of life of the new Ukraine. It survived for some time in exile and, when Germany unleashed Operation Barbarossa and invaded the Ukraine (met the favor of the anti-Soviet elements), the followers of Dolgoruky were among those who made their voices heard. Among other things, had formed a body called the Council Ukraino legitimate monarch.
He was also given new impetus to an old order of chivalry, founded in 1918 by Aleksandr Volodar, Ukraine by the Royal Order of St. Vladimir. The list of the knights of the Order - which we have derived from an old sheet of arms (1) - witness the award of many honors over the years 1939-44. Among others, some names are significant: in 1939, Bishop Augustin Voloshin "Carpathian Ukraine's Prime Minister" in 1941, Dr. Yaroslav Stetsko "Prime Minister of Ukraine-Ruthenia" (something witness the closeness to one of two nationalist factions, that of Stefan Bandera) in 1943, Benito Mussolini and Ambassador von Papen.
(1) The George Sain Journal, organ of the Knightly Association of St. George the Marthyr. Sylvester (West Virginia), No publication date (probably 1987).
Author: Dr. Michael Rallo
From: www.europaorientale.net
seems that the son of the first Volodar, Prince Nikolai Alexandrovich, was part of that group of Ukrainian nationalists who reached the Carpathian Ruthenia (Ukrainian region that was included in Czechoslovakia) on the days that preceded the proclamation of independence, inspired by hope to be able to make the region Ruthenian the springboard to achieve the liberation of all Ukraine.
On 14 March 1939 the Diet proclaimed the independence of Ukraine's Carpathian Khust (new name of the Ruthenian) and assuming the role of the Provisional Head of State Archbishop Augustin Voloshin (or Wolochyn), a leading historical reasons for the Ruthenian. The next day, however, the same Diet proclaimed the restoration of the monarchy and appointed ukraina Prince Nikolai Alexandrovich Dolgoruky which Volodar of Ukraine and Ruthenia and Grand Duke of Kiev.
The latest news, now completely ignored by official historiography, can be deduced only by some heraldic publications. It appears, however, far from groundless, and that for at least two reasons: first, for belonging to the field of Monsignor Voloshin monarchy, and, secondly, because the designation would bring the Prince Nikolai ukraina support to the cause of the influential Russian Tsarist emigration, by virtue of relations relationship with Dolgoruky of the Romanov family (the Volodar was married to Grand Duchess Maria of Russia). This second
Volodar and purely theoretical, however, lasted very little. The Soviet-German pact, already pregnant, provided un'Ukraina linked to Moscow and released by the German sphere of influence: Hitler refused, therefore, to ensure the protection of a state-Ruthenian ukraine, and preferred to meet the demands of the Hungarians, who Ruthenia claimed in the name of the ancient historical links. The Magyars invaded the Carpathian Ukraine as the March 15, and 18, the hastily annexed to the Kingdom of Boxing.
had so short-term independence and the equally short-Ruthenian Volodar of life of the new Ukraine. It survived for some time in exile and, when Germany unleashed Operation Barbarossa and invaded the Ukraine (met the favor of the anti-Soviet elements), the followers of Dolgoruky were among those who made their voices heard. Among other things, had formed a body called the Council Ukraino legitimate monarch.
He was also given new impetus to an old order of chivalry, founded in 1918 by Aleksandr Volodar, Ukraine by the Royal Order of St. Vladimir. The list of the knights of the Order - which we have derived from an old sheet of arms (1) - witness the award of many honors over the years 1939-44. Among others, some names are significant: in 1939, Bishop Augustin Voloshin "Carpathian Ukraine's Prime Minister" in 1941, Dr. Yaroslav Stetsko "Prime Minister of Ukraine-Ruthenia" (something witness the closeness to one of two nationalist factions, that of Stefan Bandera) in 1943, Benito Mussolini and Ambassador von Papen.
(1) The George Sain Journal, organ of the Knightly Association of St. George the Marthyr. Sylvester (West Virginia), No publication date (probably 1987).
Author: Dr. Michael Rallo
From: www.europaorientale.net
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