-
Esutoru and
Upper Esutoru,
blocking the road, but the
local government and
volunteer forces (400 people) used a
mountain path to
reach Upper Esutoru....
- Census); 13,396 (2002 Census); 18,402 (1989
Soviet census). It was
founded as
Esutoru (恵須取),
meaning "between capes" in the Ainu language,
during ****anese rule...
- the
corresponding current Russian names.
Esutoru Subprefecture (惠須取支廳)
Towns Chinnai (珍內町, Krasnogorsk)
Esutoru (惠須取町, Uglegorsk)
Nayoshi (名好町, Lesogorskoye)...
- 泊居町 (Tomari)
Subprefectural capital:
Esutoru Esutoru District 恵須取郡 (惠須取郡)
Chinnai Town 珍内町 (珍內町, Krasnogorsk)
Esutoru Town 恵須取町 (惠須取町, Uglegorsk) Tōro Town...
-
Fortified District Motodomari Fortified District Shi****a
Fortified District Esutoru Fortified District Kita
Nayoshi Fortified District additionally including...
-
Elektroperedacha →
Elektrogorsk (1946) Enso (1887) →
Svetogorsk (1948)
Esutoru →
Uglegorsk (1946)
Fischhausen →
Primorsk (1946)
Friedland → Pravdinsk...
-
Toyohara (in present-day Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk),
Maoka (in present-day Kholmsk),
Esutoru (in present-day Uglegorsk) and Shi****a (in present-day Makarov). A number...
- of the next day had
captured four po****ted
areas and the port city of
Esutoru (now Uglegorsk),
Anbetsu (now Vozvrashcheniye) and Yerinai).
During the...
- Toymazı (Bashkir: Tuymazı)
Tyumen Tümen Ufa Öfö (Bashkir: Öfö)
Uglegorsk Esutoru (****anese: 恵須取)
Ulyanovsk Simbir (Tatar: Sember, Chuvash: Çömpör, Bashkir:...
- the
flotilla was
ordered to land
troops in
South Sakhalin. The port of
Esutoru was
initially selected, but was then
deemed too
shallow to
unload equipment...
