[SIGNED] Sovietization of an Occupied Area Through the Medium of the Courts (Northern Bukovina)

Published by The American Slavic and East European Review, 1953

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Reprinted from The American Slavic and East European Review, Vol. XII, No. 1 (February 1953). Pages 44-56; 24 cm. Offprint in original printed wrappers. Text in English. Wrappers and margins heavily toned with moisture staining and tide marks affecting both covers and interior leaves; some creasing to corners. Signed offprint of the scholarly article by Jurij Fedynskyj, examining the process of Soviet political and legal consolidation in Northern Bukovina following its annexation by the Soviet Union in 1940. The study analyzes how the Soviet authorities used the judicial system as an instrument of political transformation, focusing on civil cases that originated under the Romanian legal framework but were later reviewed by the Soviet Regional Court of Chernivtsi before May 1941. Signed by the author on the front free endpaper and dated June 1955, the present copy also bears an authorial inscription addressed to Dr. D. Doroshenko, a prominent historian of Ukraine, further highlighting the intellectual networks linking émigré scholars and Western academia in the mid-twentieth century.…

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Title
[SIGNED] Sovietization of an Occupied Area Through the Medium of the Courts (Northern Bukovina)
Author
Fedynskyj, Jurij
Publisher
The American Slavic and East European Review
Publication year
1953
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Signed by Author(s)
Binding
Soft cover
Seller catalogs
?migr?, Autographs, Ukrainian

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Rare Paper is an independent New York-based bookseller specializing in Eastern European and Slavic materials, with a focus on rare and out-of-print Russian and Ukrainian books. We also offer a curated selection of photographs, postcards, documents, and historical ephemera related to the Russian and Ukrainian émigré experience. We operate exclusively online, serving libraries, museums, academic institutions, private collectors, and book enthusiasts worldwide. Our inventory includes over 10,000 volumes, though only a small portion is currently listed on our website. If you are searching for specific titles or subjects, we encourage you to reach out—we are happy to assist in locating items not yet cataloged online. All materials are guaranteed authentic and described with care. Whether you're expanding a collection or seeking a unique historical piece, Rare Paper is here to help you discover something meaningful.…

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