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Zhambyl Tulaev (Russian: Жамбыл Тулаев; 15 May [O.S. 2 May] 1905 – 17
January 1961) was a
sniper in the Red Army
during World War II who was
awarded the...
- from the
Georgian petite noble (aznauri)
Tulashvili (თულაშვილი; in
Russian Tulaev, Тулаев) who went to
Russia in the
suite of King
Vakhtang VI of
Kartli in...
- space.
Michael Tsiselsky –
Soviet naval pilot during World War II.
Zhambyl Tulaev –
Soviet sniper,
killed 313
German soldiers.
Dmitriy Ustinov –
Marshal of...
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Kovshova Fyodor Okhlopkov Noah
Adamia Fedir Dyachenko Maksim P****ar
Zhambyl Tulaev Tsyrendashi Dorzhiev Abukhadzhi Idrisov Mikhail Surkov A
Hollywood film...
- the 2012 book Родные Боги в творчестве славянских художников by Dr.
Pavel Tulaev. In the book "Gap" by Askr Svarte, he
devotes to
Veleslav gratitude for...
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Viktor Bezverkhy (Grandfather Venedov, Ostromysl),
public figure P. V.
Tulaev (Buyan),
Alexander Belov ("Selidor"),
creator of Slavic-Goritsa wrestling...
- anti-globalism. In 2000, he
travelled to
Russia at the
invitation of
Pavel Tulaev to meet with
other far-right and pan-Slavic
activists there. He maintains...
- "Euro-Siberia",
Aleksandr Dugin's "Eurasia", or
Pavel Tulaev's "Euro-Russia".
According to
Tulaev,
Russia enshrines in its own name the
essence of the...
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Tuzov ru
Nikolai Tuzov ru
Leonid Tuygunov ru
Urmash Tuktubaev ru
Zhambyl Tulaev Cholpolbai Tuleberdiev ru
Dmitry Tulinov ru
Aleksandr Tulintsev ru Konstantin...
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immaginario (2000), for
string orchestra “Whirlpool” (1992),
directed by Oleg
Tulaev; “Medea-80” (1988),
directed by
Andrei Vartic; “Ladybug” (1991), directed...
