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Truten (Russian: "Трутень",
which may be
translated as Drone) was a
Russian w****ly
satirical magazine,
published by
Nikolay Novikov from May 1, 1769 to...
- с учреждения до установления в 1797 году орденского капитула]. Moscow:
Truten. p. 106. ISBN 978-5-94926-007-4.
Montefiore 2010, p. 40
Catherine the Great;...
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Dictionary of
National Biography,
Volume 31, New York 1892, p. 51 http://www.
truten.ru/books/pdf/7/5.pdf Кавалеры ордена Святой Екатерины (PDF; 70 kB) Genealogie...
- name
Trautenau and the
Czech name
Trutnov are
derived from the Old
German truten ouwe,
which meant "cute floodplain".
Trutnov is
located about 39 km (24 mi)...
-
nurek cÿtrona
Zitrone cytryna dek Dach dach drómel
Trommel bęben drón
Drohn truteń drózdÿ
Stare sz**** durowač
bestehen trwać dÿšlo
Deichsel dyszel érdbera...
-
turned into the
leading Russian fabulist,
Zhivopisets (The Painter) and
Truten (The Drone) by
Nikolay Novikov and even
Vsyakaya vsyachina (All Sorts) established...
- his
students included Aleksandr S. Usikov,
Semion Y. Braude, and Ivan D.
Truten, all of whom
would later make
major contributions in this
field at the LIPT...
- Tjärugrundet Tjäruskäret
Tomten Tregränagrundet
Trollen Troppören Trutbådan
Truten Trutgrynnan Trutskär Trutskärsgrynnan Träffen Tunnskär Tunnskärshällorna...
- and NIIIS-KA staffs. The
system was
transported to
Moscow where Usikov,
Truten, and
others conducted further tests and gave non-combat demonstrations....
- fluently:
Dutch (his
native tongue), German, English, and Afrikaans. with Dirk
Trüten (ed.): Orgelbaukunst.
Festschrift für
Bernhardt Edskes zum 80. Geburtstag...
