-
begins near
Povenets settlement in
Povenets bay of Lake Onega.
After Povenets there are
seven locks close together,
forming the "Stairs of
Povenets". These...
- repressions. Urban-type
settlement status was
granted to
Povenets in 1938.[citation needed]
Povenets marked the
furthest advance by
Finnish troops during...
-
during the
following w****s.
Medvezhyegorsk was
captured on 5
December and
Povenets fell the next day. On 7 December,
Finland halted all
offensive operations...
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contain two
ports (Petrozavodsk and Medvezhyegorsk), 5
wharves (Kondopoga,
Povenets, Shala,
Vytegra and
Ascension (Вознесенье)) and 41 piers.
Fishery is an...
-
following day the
Finnish spearhead captured the town of
Poventsa (
Povenets).
After Povenets had
fallen to
Finnish control the Red Army destro**** the locks...
- and cunning. The
following summary is
after the
version localized in the
Povenets District of
Olonets Province,
collected by A. F.
Gilferding in 1871, from...
- In the
final scene, the
steamship Karl Marx
navigates the
locks of the
Povenets Staircase on the
completed White Sea–Baltic Canal.
Mikhail Astangov as...
- The
memorial at
Povenets to the
Gulag inmates who died
during the
building of the
White Sea–Baltic Canal....
-
Oryol and Kursk. In
August 1877 he was
arrested and
exiled to the town of
Povenets in the
Olonetsk province,
where he
organized a library,
which became a...
-
northwest of Lake
Ladoga and on the
Karelian Isthmus before moving to the
Povenets–Lake
Segozero region by late 1941.
During the
Soviet offensive of 1944...
