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Borovsky or
Borovskoy (masculine),
Borovskaya (feminine), or
Borovskoye (neuter) may
refer to:
Alexander Borovsky (1889–1968), Russian-American pianist...
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Marina Aleksandrovna Borovskaya (Russian: Марина Александровна Боровская; born 8
October 1964) is a
Russian economist and professor. She
serves as Rector...
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Borovskaya (Russian: Боровская) is a
rural locality (a village) in
Verkhovskoye Rural Settlement,
Verkhovazhsky District,
Vologda Oblast, Russia. The po****tion...
- Cossacks),
Borivske (partly
settled by
former residents of the
burned the
Borovskaya Sloboda),
Metiolkine (Metelnikov's Cossacks) and
Smolianynove (Smolkin's...
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Borovsky or
Borovskoy (Russian: Боровский or Боровской; masculine),
Borovskaya (Боровская; feminine), or
Borovskoye (Боровское; neuter) is the name of...
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battalion commander Frenkel, № 279, 22 June. The
uprising of
deserters in the
Borovskaya and
Petropavlovskaya volosts has been eliminated.
During the liquidation...
- (Romanization) Боровский (Borovsky, Borovskiy, Borovskij) Боровская (
Borovskaya, Borovskaia, Borovskaja)
Ukrainian (Romanization) Боровський (Borovskyi...
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Safonova Cinematography Dmitry Dolinin Edited by Olga
Amosova Aleksandra Borovskaya Music by
Nikolai Karetnikov Distributed by
Lenfilm Goskino Sovexportfilm...
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Amarantov Cinematography V. Komarov, R.
Luzhanin Edited by
Aleksandra Borovskaya Music by
Andrey Petrov Production company Lenfilm Release date 1967 (1967)...
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Bolokhovo Bondyuzhsk (1885) →
Bondyuzhsky (1928) →
Mendeleyevsk (1967)
Borovskaya Sloboda → Bor (1938)
Beryozovskoye (Björkö) →
Koivisto →
Primorsk (1948)...
