[Ger-Poland-Volhynia] Polish or Ukrainian Volhynia

[Jerry Frank]

This border only existed between WW I & II.  Before that it was all part of 
Russia.

It of course varied as borders do but it was roughly a north-south line 
about half way between Rowno and Novograd Wolhynsk.  To the south end it 
curved westward so that while the city of Ostrog was in Polish section, the 
settlement region to the south  was in Ukrainian Volhynia.

My maps, available to SGGEE members on the website, show the border.



At 09:21 PM 08/03/2005, Ohgrmtns at aol.com wrote:
>Can anyone tell me where the line between Polish Volhynia and Ukrainian
>Volhynia would have been? I came across these terms would be grateful 
>someone
>could define and address them.
>
>
>Kristen FEIFERT Clark
>
>Researching : FEIFERT, STIEBNER,  NEUBERT, KOCHAN

Jerry Frank - Calgary, Alberta
FranklySpeaking at shaw.ca