Впливи української еліти на національне відродження сербів

Földvári, Sándor (2014) Впливи української еліти на національне відродження сербів. UKRAINOZNAVCHIY ALMANAC, 17. pp. 86-91.

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Influences of the Ukrainian Elite on the National Awakening of the Serbs: Publishing of Ukrainian Brotherhoods in the Culture of Slavic Peoples in Habsburg Empire Впливи української еліти на національне відродження сербів: книжкові видання українських братств у культурі слов’янських народів Габсбурзької імперії We can speak about the evolving of the Ukrainian elite and its special activities also international contacts in the 17th cent. According to great findings of passed academician Y. Isaievich, the brotherhoods (Confraternities) were enlightened civil organizations and their activity in the field of the book-printing (not only, but we must be limited on it due to the frameworks of the paper) – it was the evolving the national Ukrainian culture representing by national elite. This enlightened elite provided the national awakening of the others as of the Serbs, too. Living in the Hungarian Kingdom, the Serbs could use their Slavic language in local administration and Church Slavonic in the liturgy which was denied on the Balkans. Neither the Turkish rulers nor the Greek Church elite permitted any way of neither the Serbian national service nor the keeping their Slavic national heritage. Moving to Hungary, Serbs had chances to contact the East Slavic cultural centers and these were Ukrainian but not Russian. The Tsarist Empire interfered into the things of Balkan peoples since the last quarter of the 18th cent., after the dividing of Poland. Before this the Serbian-Ukrainian contacts were strong, which was reflected by the book-import. Thus the findings of the author on the recent book-collections held in Hungary contribute new data to the international role of the Ukrainian elite even in the time it was burn.

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