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Nikolayevsky (masculine),
Nikolayevskaya (feminine), or
Nikolayevskoye (neuter) may
refer to: Yuri
Nikolaevsky (1937–2004), Soviet/Ukrainian
chess player...
- The
Saint Petersburg to
Moscow railway (1855–1923 –
Nikolaevskaya railway) runs for 649.7
kilometers (403.7 mi)
through four oblasts: Leningrad, Novgorod...
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Mykolaiv (Ukrainian: Миколаїв, IPA: [mɪkoˈlɑjiu̯] ; Russian: Николаев, romanized: Nikolayev) is a city and a
hromada (muni****lity) in
southern Ukraine...
- church,
consecrated in 1739 in
honor of
Nicholas the
Wonderworker -
Nikolaevskaya street (nowadays Sovetskaya). It was one-sided and went west towards...
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request and
George and his
family returned to live in a
villa at 24
Nikolaevskaya, Gatchina, that
Michael had
bought for Natalia. (Natalia was not permitted...
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location for main city
events and celebrations. It was
created in 1864 as
Nikolaevskaya Square. In 1917, it was
renamed Freedom Square. In 1925, a monument...
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Railway (about one km); 1848 – the Warsaw-Vienna
Railway (800 km); 1851 –
Nikolaevskaya railway (645 km); 1854 —
Connecting Line (4,73 km),
first trans-line...
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Petrograd in September [O.S. August] 1914, they
moved into a
villa at 24
Nikolaevskaya street, Gatchina, that
Michael had
bought for Natalia.
Natalia was not...
- area that has a rectangular-quarter
street layout. It was
limited to
Nikolaevskaya (now Kazybek-bi),
Stepnaya (Kunaev Boulevard),
Sadovaya (Tauke Khan...
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network and
published catalogues. The
publishing house was
located on
Nikolaevskaya Street in a
building that
belonged to Haji
Zeynalabdin Taghiyev. The...
