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Voknavolok (Russian: Вокна́волок, Karelian:
Vuokkiniemi) is a
rural locality (selo)
under the
administrative jurisdiction of the Town of
Kostomuksha of...
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which occupied the area in late
March 1918,
placed the
villages of
Vuokkiniemi and
Uhtua under direct order from Carl
Wilhelm Malm. In the villages...
- Paanajärvi, Pistojärvi, Suomussalmi, Uhtua, Usmana,
Vitsataipale and
Vuokkiniemi)
South Karelian (spoken in the
parishes of Ilomantsi, Impilahti, Korpiselkä...
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Voknavolok (
Vuokkiniemi) village...
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considered easier to defend. On 20 July 1941, a
celebration was held in
Vuokkiniemi,
where White and
Olonets Karelia were
declared to have
joined Finland...
- Pistojärvi [fi], Suomussalmi, Uhtua, Usmana [ru], Vitsataipale [fi] and
Vuokkiniemi. Example: In
Northern Karelian, the š [sh/see]
letter is used more than...
- Pistojärvi [fi], Suomussalmi, Uhtua, Usmana [ru], Vitsataipale [fi] and
Vuokkiniemi)
South Karelian (spoken in the
parishes of Ilomantsi, Impilahti, Korpiselkä [fi]...
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Finns were killed.
Subsequent battles were
fought at
Kostamus and
Vuokkiniemi in September–October. The
Finnish troops withdrew to
Finland on 2 October...
- "Laukkuryssäs" who had
returned to
their homelands held
meetings in
Vuokkiniemi, Kivijärvi and
Uhtua in May to June 1899
drafting appeals to Governor-General...
