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Vladimir Alekseyevich Gilyarovsky (Russian: Влади́мир Алексе́евич Гиляро́вский; 26
November 1853 – 1
October 1935), was a
Russian writer and newspaper...
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Porechenkov and
Alexander Oleshko. The film is
based on the
works of
Vladimir Gilyarovsky and
Arthur Conan Doyle's
novel The Sign of Four. This film was theatrically...
- 2005.
Wiener 1948, p. 148.
Gilyarovsky 1950
Lichterman 1993, pp. 1–4; USSR
Ministry of
Health 1951, pp. 17–18
Gilyarovsky 1973, p. 4 Wood & Wood 2008...
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Works by A.P. Chekhov,
published by
Adolf Marks in 1899–1901.
Vladimir Gilyarovsky maintained that the
prototype for the
character of
Denis Grigoryev was...
- Владимир Гиляровский. Москва и москвичи, гл. Трактиры. 1926 (Vladimir
Gilyarovsky.
Moscow and Muscovites. 1926) Шашлык. In: В. В. Похлёбкин, Кулинарный...
- den for
thousands of unemplo**** and criminals. It is
described by V.A.
Gilyarovsky, C.S.
Stanislavsky and
other authors. 55°45′9″N 37°38′34″E / 55.75250°N...
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demolished too. Many
witnesses in Moscow,
including the
journalist Vladimir Gilyarovsky,
report the same
picture of the
advancing storm: an
unusual black cloud...
- not
reach Moscow until the late 19th century,
according to
Vladimir Gilyarovsky's "Moscow and Moscovites". From then on,
their po****rity
spread rapidly;...
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adapted by the
Yugoslav Partisans and used in
World War II.
Vladimir Gilyarovsky wrote the poem "From the Taiga, the Deep Taiga" in 1915
during World...
- stuffing. The dish is
mentioned in
Nikolai Gogol's Dead
Souls and
Vladimir Gilyarovsky's Moscow and the Muscovites. Похлёбкин В. В. Расстегаи // Кулинарный словарь...
