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The paper analyzes the spatial distribution of Ukrainians in Vojvodina, demographic characteristics, ethno-cultural features in order to preserve the national identity of this small ethnic group in Vojvodina. According to the 2011 census report, there were 4.202 Ukrainians, mostly in the municipalities of Kula, Vrbas, Sremaska Mitrovica, Novi Sad and Inđija. The history of this East Slavic people in this region dates back to the time of the Habsburg Monarchy, when, after the liberation of southern Hungary from the Turks, they moved to these territories. From the territory of present-day Ukraine in 1745 the migration of the Slovenian peoples to Bačka, Srem and Slavonia began. They belong to the recent Ukrainian immigrant community. Most of the colonists settled on the territory of Bosnia and Herzegovina, after which the Ukrainians made contacts with the Rusyns in the territory of Vojvodina, with whom they shared the same religion and similar language. After migration from Bosnia to Serbia, especially after the Second World War 1945-1946. In the 1990s, Ukrainians mostly occupied settlements in Bačka and Srem.

ETHNOGEOGRAPHIC AND CULTURAL CHARACTERISTICS OF UKRAINIANS IN VOJVODINA AS SUSTAINABILITY FACTORS OF THEIR NATIONAL IDENTITY