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called Rzeżyca in Polish.
Under the
Russian Empire the city was
named Rezhitsa (Russian: Рѣжица; Yiddish: רעזשיצע), but
since Soviet period known as Резекне...
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multiple sclerosis. Yury
Nikolaevich Tynyanov was born on 18
October 1894 in
Rezhitsa,
Vitebsk Governorate,
Russian Empire -
modern day Latvia.
Tynyanov was...
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southeastern part of
Latvia with the
cities of
Daugavpils (Dvinsk), Rēzekne (
Rezhitsa) and
Ludza (Lyutsin) and some
Russian regions (Nevel and
Sebezh - Pskov...
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attack was as part of 2nd
Baltic Front's July 1944 offensive: the
Rezhitsa–Dvina
offensive operation.
Beginning on 10 July, 3rd
Shock Army had reached...
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Lutsin from 1781 Coat of arms of
Mogilev from 1781 Coat of arms of
Rezhitsa from 1781 Coat of arms of
Surazh from 1781 Coat of arms of
Drissa from...
- Anthem: Internacionāle
Capital Riga (to 22 May 1919)
Dvinsk (Daugavpils)
Rezhitsa (Rezekne) Common languages Latvian ·
Russian Latgaliana Government Socialist...
- Yanovo, Shaty, Utena...),
Grodno (Kartuz-Bereza, etc.), Białystok,
Dvinsk (
Rezhitsa ...),
Minsk (Borisov, Pinsk, Mozyr, Bobruisk,
Parichi ...),
Vitebsk (Beshankovichy...
- (4 July), and 1st
Baltic (from 8 August) fronts, parti****ting in the
Rezhitsa–Dvinsk Offensive, the Riga Offensive, and the
Memel Offensive. The blockade...
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troops reached Ostrov,
Pushkinskiye Gory and Idritsa. In July 1944, the
Rezhitsa–Dvinsk
Offensive was
carried out and the
Front advanced 200 km to the west...
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service as a junker, they
underwent standard geodetic practice near
Rezhitsa in the
Vitebsk Governorate. On
August 1, 1914, the day
Germany declared...
