-
change the name of the oblast. The name "Yelisavetgrad" (usually
spelled Elisavetgrad or
Elizabethgrad in
English language publications) is
believed to have...
- The
Elisavetgrad uezd was a
county (uezd) of the
Kherson Governorate of the
Russian Empire, with its
administrative center in
Yelisavetgrad (modern Kropyvnytskyi)...
- of the
Elisavetgrad Hussar Regiment with the
Regimental Standard.
Drawing by
Lieutenant Colonel Samonov 1913.
Parade to the 3rd
Elisavetgrad Hussar Regiment...
- (Russian: Бори́с Миха́йлович Ге́ссен), also
Gessen (16
August 1893,
Elisavetgrad – 20
December 1936, Moscow), was a
Soviet physicist,
philosopher and...
-
Groismann and Sara
Felicidad Prullansky Arcavi from
Yekaterinoslav and
Elisavetgrad in the
Russian Empire.
According to Jodorowsky's account, he was conceived...
-
Sergeevich Poretsky (Russian: Платон Серге́евич Порецкий; 3
October 1846 in
Elisavetgrad,
Russian Empire – 9
August 1907 in
Gorodnyansky Uyezd,
Chernigov Governorate...
- the
Imperial Opera St-Petersburg, pianist, and teacher. He was born in
Elisavetgrad,
which was in 2016
renamed to
Kropyvnytskyi (in present-day Ukraine)...
-
state he was
Jewish or had
Jewish ancestry. He
studied at a
gymnasium in
Elisavetgrad (now Kropyvnytskyi, Ukraine). In 1913–1914 he
studied at the University...
-
music privately with his
father before enrolling at the
Gustav Neuhaus Elisavetgrad School of
Music in 1892. From 1901
until 1905, he
attended the State...
- the
Warsaw Military District. He
subsequently became commandant of the
Elisavetgrad Cavalry School.
During the
Boxer Rebellion (1900),
Samsonov commanded...
