- Le
Fiamme di
Zaporoze is an epic
historical novel written in
Italian about the
Zaporozhian Cossacks at the time of
Hetman Ivan
Mazepa and Czar
Peter the...
-
Zaporizhzhia Host (Ukrainian: Вольності Війська Запорозького Низового, Polish:
Zaporoże;
Dzikie Pola (Wild
Fields or Wild Plain), Russian: Запоро́жье, romanized: Zaporož'je)...
- also a
historical region of
Ukraine and
Russia Zaporizhzhia (Polish:
Zaporoże), also a
historical region of
Ukraine and
Russia Moldavia,
currently in...
- (hrudieju), Полісся (Poliêsie), маззю (mazieju), Підляшшя (Pudlaše), Запоріжжя (
Zaporôže), заріччя (zarêče). 5. The
consonant [g] in
Podlachian is much more common...
-
Turkey over Transylvania, the
Emperor Rudolph II sent
Count Eric
Lasota to
Zaporoze.
Aided by
Russian envoys, he
easily induced the
Cossacks to
undertake to...
- Lake -
Polonized misspelling of the
Ukrainian word "freedom" (volya).
Zaporoze School District No. 2246,
northeast of Lavoy,
Alberta - a
phonetic spelling...
