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administration of
Zhvanets rural hromada, one of the
hromadas of Ukraine. The village's po****tion was 1,529 as of the 2001
Ukrainian census.
Zhvanets was first...
- The
Battle of
Zhvanets or the
siege of
Zhvanets (Ukrainian: Битва під Жванцем, Жванецька облога, Polish:
Bitwa pod Żwańcem, Oblężenie Żwańca; September...
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forms an
important channel for
trade in the
areas of Mohyliv-Podilskyi,
Zhvanets, and
other Podolian river ports. In Podolia, 'black earth' (chernozem)...
- Romania: 35.4 km Cristineşti, Romania: 36.2 km Edineț, Moldova: 38.7 km
Zhvanets, Ukraine: 38.8 km Okopy, Ukraine: 42.2 km
Kitay Gorod, Ukraine: 42.8 km...
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Loyew Battle of Bila
Tserkva Battle of
Batih Siege of
Suceava Battle of
Zhvanets Battle of
Okhmativ Battle of Magierów
Indecisive 1654– 1667 Russo-Polish...
- from Warsaw.
Corinne Chochem was born in
Zwanitz (the
Yiddish name for
Zhvanets),
Russian Empire to
Esther (née Gendelman) and
Mendel Chochem. In 1920...
- Pylavtsi.8 Lviv.5
Zamosc Zbarazh.9 Loyew.9 Zboriv.9 Bar Berestechko.1 Batih.2
Zhvanets.3 Okhmativ.5
Khmelnytsky was
persuaded not to lay
siege to Lviv, in exchange...
- Kamianets-Podilskyi
Chemerivtsi Zasluchne rural Zasluchne Khmelnytskyi Krasyliv Zhvanets rural Zhvanets Kamianets-Podilskyi Kamianets-Podilskyi
Zinkiv rural Zinkiv Khmelnytskyi...
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further alienated when
Romanian troops beat up an UNR
border guard at
Zhvanets. However, on
January 5, they
refused to
acknowledge an
appeal by the "Bessarabian...
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occupying Khotyn Fortress for a
period in the
spring of 1650.
During the
Zhvanets Battle in 1653,
fought on the left bank of Dniester, a
garrison of Turks...
