The scientific heritage of Dimitriy Dan and his printed works bibliographical index (1875–1927)
Authors: Moysey Antoniy 
Published: August 2023

The article is another step in the research of the scientific creativity of Bukovyna priest, historian, ethnologist, corresponding member of the Romanian Academy of Sciences Dimitriy Dan (1856–1927). The fact of international recognition of his works is undeniable, not to mention the use of his creative heritage in Ukrainian and Romanian historiography. But, unfortunately, today there are no special bibliographic studies, a complete list of printed scientific and scientific journalistic works of the tireless scientist. Therefore, the purpose of this study is to compile a bibliographic index of D. Dan's printed works on the basis of source materials. Since this topic is new in modern scientific circulation, in connection with the indisputable actualization of D. Dan's personality and creativity recently, we consider it timely and relevant. It is necessary to state the fact that there is currently no complete list of D. Dan's printed works. The scientist's scientific works (books, articles, including partial bibliographic lists of his works) are scattered on the pages of various journals, magazines and books, directories located in libraries and museum institutions of Ukraine, Romania, Austria and other European countries. Conclusions. The purpose of the research, namely, compilation of the bibliographic index of D. Dan's printed works, was achieved by: 1. Detailed study of previous attempts to compile partial bibliographic lists (D. Dan's letter to the Romanian researcher A. Horovei (1898), L. Bodnerescu's bibliographic work "Romanian Authors of Bukovyna. Repertory" (1903); D. Dan's book is dedicated to the study of the role of Bukovyna clergy in the preservation of Romanianism (1925); 2. Research of the periodical press of that time: the leading Austrian and Romanian magazines on history and ethnology ("Zeitschrift fur osterreichische Volkskunde" (Wien), "Familia" (Buda-Pesta), "Analele academiei Romane", "Buletinul Comisiunii Monumentelor Istorice" (București), "Ion Creangă", "Făt-Frumos" (Bvrlad), "Arhiva Genealogică " (Iași), "Şezătoarea" (Fălticeni), Bukovina newspapers and magazines: "Bukowinaer Nachrichten", "Bukow. Rundschau", "Cernowitzer Allgemeine Zeitung", "Gazeta Bucovinei", "Glasul Bucovinei", "Junimea Literară", etc. .; 3. Study of the main books and brochures of the scientist, which are kept in libraries and funds of museum institutions, archives, libraries of Chernivtsi (Ukraine), Suceava (Romania). An important factor in the effective finding of the necessary facts was the use of special information and search systems on the Internet, which allowed the use of online archives of Austrian, German and Bukovina magazines and newspapers. The conducted research made it possible to restore the full titles of the scientist's printed works, the years of publication, bibliographic data on magazines and newspapers in which D. Dan's works were printed. The bibliographic index of the printed works of D. Dan (1875–1927) is printed for the first time in the appendices – 154 items; handwritten materials (9 items); republished works of the scientist after his death (4 items). The titles of all D. Dan's works have been translated into Ukrainian.