bukovina german造句

• Straucher supported maintaining tight connections between Jews and Bukovina Germans while endorsing a personal version of Jewish autonomism and Yiddishism.
• Thus, the Bukovina Germans made up to 12.46 % of the total population of the Suceava county at the time.
• After 1918, when, following the Treaty of Trianon, Transylvania was separated from Hungary and united with Romania, Transylvanian Saxons, together with other German-speaking groups in newly enlarged Romania ( Banat Swabians, Satu Mare Swabians, Bessarabia Germans, Bukovina Germans ), became part of the German minority in Romania.
• According to Lichtblau and John, the rise of antisemitism among Austrian German communities was a contributing factor to the rift between German and Jewish liberalism in Bukovina : " Naturally, those secular Jews whose acculturation had been a modern one, for whom religion and tradition retained little significance and for whom German [ culture ] had assumed almost mythological stature as a substitute for the traditional culture they had given up were shocked by the rise of German Nationalist anti-Semitism in the western provinces of the Monarchy, since it endangered their perspective of their own identity . " Antisemitism was more latent in other local communities, but exacerbated in Bukovina German quarters.