Sokyrnytsia (Ukrainian: Сокирниця, Romanian: Seclenț, Hungarian: Szeklence) is a village located on the Khust-Synevyr highway near the H09...

Krainykovo church Nyzhnie Selyshche church Oleksandrivka [uk] church Sokyrnytsia church Huklyvyi church Zakarpattia Oblast's local administration is controlled...

Domneștii Mari, Hungarian: Urmezo) Ruska Pole II (Romanian: Domneștii Mici) Sokyrnytsia (Romanian: Săclânța, Hungarian: Szeklencze) Steblivka (Romanian: Duboșari...

Selyshche [uk] Oleksandrivka [uk] Osava [uk] Poliana [uk] Rokosovo [uk] Sokyrnytsia Steblivka [uk] Khustets [uk] Chertizh [uk] "Хустська територіальна громада"...

Boroniava Bukovets Danylovo Lypetska Poliana Hontsosh Horinchovo Iza Sokyrnytsia Synevyr Synevyrska Poliana Verkhnii Bystryi Verkhnii Studenyi Veliatyno...

Pole I (Domneştii Mari in Romanian, Úrmező in Hungarian) Ruska Pole II Sokyrnytsia (Săclânţa in Romanian, Szeklencze in Hungarian) Steblivka (Duboşari in...

Székesfehérvár Miklós Szegő Neolog local religious leader jurist Szeklence (today Sokyrnytsia, Ukraine) Szekszárd Nándor Erdős Neolog local religious leader baker...

Additional ghettos were established nearby in Iza and Szeklence (now Sokyrnytsia, Ukraine). By April 1944, most Jewish residents were killed at Auschwitz...

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...

Prokopovich in Baturyn (bronze) 1978 - Monument to the kobzar Veresay in Sokyrnytsia (bronze) "Дорогами краси та любові – Газета "Медична академія"" (in Ukrainian)...