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Republic of Belarus. The Old East
Slavic name of the town was Мѣньскъ (
Měnsk <
Early Proto-Slavic or Late Indo-European *Mēnĭskŭ),
derived from a river...
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January 12, 2005.
Retrieved November 4, 2014. Yu,
Susan (June 16, 1992). "
Mensk officials meet
Chiang Fang-liang
Chiang Ching-kuo's
widow breaks precedent...
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independence from
Russia in
March 1918 in
Minsk (known at that time as
Mensk), but then the Rada of the
Belarusian Democratic Republic had to
leave Minsk...
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overgive sooth reality sooth norn
complain norn
firen crime firen mensk honour mensk eam
uncle eam
quethe declare quethe roo calmness,
tranquility roo...
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record for the date when
Minsk was founded. It was
first mentioned (as
Mensk) in the
Primary Chronicle in 1067. That year the
chronicle recorded a bloody...
- Belarus: Minsk: The Old East
Slavic name of the town was Мѣньскъ (i.e.
Měnsk <
Early Proto-Slavic or Late Indo-European Mēnĭskŭ),
derived from a river...
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Democratic Republic in Exile. First, Second, and
Third Constituent Charter.
Mensk, 21 (8)
February 1917 – 25
March 1918
Tania Raff**** (2012). "The
roots of...
- Vasyl'
Potapenko (1886–1934) born in Berezna,
Mensk region,
Chernihiv province was the guide-boy for the
blind kobzar Tereshko Parkhomenko. As a guide-boy...
- advantage, a free,
independent state was proclaimed; it
included Mahilioŭ,
Mensk, Viciebsk,
Belarusian parts of Horadnia, Vilno, Smolensk,
Chernihiv and...
- 5%
Brest 283,185 146,841 136,344 48.1%
Pinsk 162,834 92,371 70,463 43.3%
Mensk 181,244 67,288 113,956 62.9%
Mazyr 36,932 14,982 21,950 59.4%
Rechytsa 30...
