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Druja (Belarusian: Друя; Russian: Друя; Polish:
Druja) is an
agrotown in
Braslaw District,
Vitebsk Region, Belarus. It is
located on the left bank of...
- Polish-ruled West Belarus:
first to the city of Pinsk, and in 1926 to the town of
Druja where the
Congregation of
Marian Fathers had
opened a
Gymnasium and also...
- Amariței Draw 3 3:00
Bantamweight Brahim Akdi def. Alex
Popescu Decision (split) 3 3:00
Bantamweight Mihai Rusu def. Ștefan
Drujă Decision (split) 3 3:00...
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Second Polish Republic in 1923,
Tsikota served at the
Marian parish in
Druja, West Belarus. He was
instrumental in the
organization of a
local school...
- (three knockdowns) 1 2:51
Junior Featherweight Maximus Bejenuță def. Ștefan
Drujă Decision (unanimous) 3 3:00
Junior Featherweight Adrian Luca def. Octavian...
- (Laiwa) and
Ropka (Ropkoy) estates.
Harald Haraldsson Igelstöm (died 1710
Druja an der Düna)
Swedish and then
Polish major, Lord of Kärevere (Kerrafer)...
- bank of the Daugava,
Rautenfeld sent his Don
Cossacks to
scout the town of
Druja.
Cossack intelligence indicated that a
Lithuanian Tatar banner under the...
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under Hayk Bzhishkyan. On July 5, 1920, it was
encircled by the
enemy near
Druja. To
escape Soviet captivity, the
uhlans decided to swim
across the Daugava...
- 1926 20 M****alski (Hetmans-Bishops line) 1775 Lachowicze, Mysz, Werki,
Druja title expired in 1794
Ordynacja families 21
Zamoyski (Hetman line) 1588...
- War I 600 mm (1 ft 11+5⁄8 in)
field railway from Dūkštas, (Lithuania) to
Druja.
After takeover by Poland, the PKP
regauged the line to 750 mm (2 ft 5+1⁄2...
