- Zemlya,
meaning earth, land in
several Slavic languages, may
refer to:
Belaya Zemlya, a
group of
three glaciated islands in the
Russian high
Arctic Gusinaya...
- Stop-
Zemlia (Ukrainian: Стоп-Земля) is a 2021
Ukrainian romance, coming-of-age and
drama film
directed and
written by
Ukrainian director Kateryna Gornostai...
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often referred to by its
inhabitants as Rus', the
Russian land (Russkaia
zemlia), or the
Muscovite state (Moskovskoe gosudarstvo),
among other variations...
- Land and
Liberty (Russian: Земля и воля, romanized: Zemlya i
volya or
Zemlia i volia; also
sometimes translated Land and Freedom) was a
Russian clandestine...
-
Alekseyev (
Zemlia i Volia)
Vasiliy Diakonov (
Zemlia i Volia)
Vladimir Karelin (
Zemlia i Volia)
Vladimir Kachinskiy (
Zemlia i Volia) Ivan
Kravchenko (
Zemlia i Volia)...
- Trud,
Zemlia i More (Russian: Труд, земля и море, 'Labour, Land and Sea'),
later Trud i
Zemlia (Russian: Труд и земля, 'Labour and Land'), was a Trudovik...
-
Novaya Zemlya (/ˌnoʊvəjə
ˈzɛmliə/, also UK: /ˌnɒv-, -aɪ.ə -/, US: /- zɛmˈl(j)ɑː/; Russian: Но́вая Земля́, IPA: [ˈnovəjə zʲɪmˈlʲa], lit. 'New Land') is...
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impose on
their highly diverse polity the
integrative concept of
russkaia zemlia ('the Rus' land') and the
unifying notion of a 'Rus' people'. ... But 'Kievan...
- FC
Myrhorod is a
Ukrainian amateur football club from Myrhorod.
Until 1997 it was
known as FC Petrivtsi. It
plays in the
Poltava Oblast Championship (season...
- East
Slavic lands were
originally divided into
princely domains called zemlias, "lands", or
volosts (from a term
meaning "power" or "government"). A smaller...
