- The
Belaya (/
ˈbɛlaɪə/ BEL-y-ə) is a
river in Bashkortostan, Russia. Its
source lies in the south-western Ural Mountains. It is 1,430
kilometres (890 mi)...
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Maddalena Salomon,
Madeleine Alice,
Madeleine Alice Salomon,
Malvasia Belaia,
Malvasier Frueh weiss,
Malvaziya Belaya, Perltraube,
Petit blanc, Plant...
- Ruthenia, (eastern part of
modern Belarus; Belarusian: Белая Русь, romanized:
Belaia Rus; Polish: Ruś Biała)
Black Ruthenia (a
western part of
modern Belarus;...
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Maddalena Salomon,
Madeleine Alice,
Madeleine Alice Salomon,
Malvasia Belaia,
Malvasier Frueh weiss,
Malvaziya Belaya, Perltraube,
Petit blanc, Plant...
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administrative center of
Reichskommissariat Ukraine. A
Gestapo prison opened on
Belaia Street.[better source needed]
Roughly half of Rivne's
inhabitants were Jewish...
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regiment of captain-rittmeister
Jacob Shaw. At
least six
former members of the
Belaia garrison,
including George Learmonth,
helped decisively turn back Prince...
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trolley cars to
protect the
railway line. On 6 July,
Denikin captured Belaia Glina while Kalnin's
Bolsheviks retreated to Tik****tskaia.
Pokrovsky then...
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First Folklore Expeditions of
Moisei Beregovskii 1929-1930 (Kiev, Odessa,
Belaia Tserkov, Slavuta).
Vernadsky National Library of Ukraine.
Retrieved October...
- Halijafy. ISBN 978-9857140077
Russian translation: Белая муха, убийца мужчин
Belaia mukha,
ubiitsa muzhchin [translated from the
Belarusian by
Alhierd Bacharevič]...
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Retrieved 21
February 2019. "Great
Synagogue in Bila Tserkva,Bila
Tserkva (
Belaia Tserkov'), 1854-64. //
Volman (architect)". The
Hebrew University of Jerusalem...
