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Catholicism portal Konstantyn Sabov (Ukrainian: Константин Сабов; 4
January 1926 – 18
November 1982) was a
Ruthenian Gr****
Catholic clandestine hierarch...
- 1940
Katyn m****acre.[failed verification] A
short comment by
Alexander Sabov was published,
claiming that the
widely accepted version of
Soviet responsibility...
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Alexander Sabov Stable release 3.95 / November 20, 2005; 18
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newspaper of the
Russian government,
published an
article by
Alexander Sabov claiming that the
widely accepted version of the
tragedy is
based on a single...
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Manifest about the
Union and who were
still alive attended the event: F.
Sabov, O. Lohoida, M.
Moldavchuk and J. Matlakh. They
shared their experience...
- effects,
slide show,
poster printing, mosaics, true 3D, more
Alexander Sabov December 1999 6.0 2020
Proprietary Pinta Mid-level Free and Open Source...
- ISSN 0002-7863. Vu, Tuan V.; Lavrentyev, A.A.; Gabrelian, B.V.; Vo, Dat D.;
Sabov, V.I.;
Sabov, M.Yu.; Barchiy, I.E.; Piasecki, M.; Khyzhun, O.Y. (August 2020)....
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representatives from the four
constituent counties and
headed by a chairman,
Orest Sabov, and vice-chairman,
Avhustyn Shtefan. The
following month, on
March 4, elections...
- Magyarons,
headed by the
canon of the Gr****
Catholic Eparchy of Munkács,
Simeon Sabov (1863–1929). The Hungarian-Rusyn People's
Council adopted the "Memorandum"...
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Clandestine Bishops Alexander Chira, 1944–1983
Petro Oros, 1944–1953
Konstantyn Sabov, 1977–1982 Ivan Semedi, 1978–1991
Yosyf Holovach, 1983–1991 Ivan Margitych...
