- 30,377 (1989
Soviet census); 29,000 (1967). It was
previously known as
Gorodetsk (until 1766). The
settlement of
Bezhichi was
first mentioned in 1137,...
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Gorodetsk (‹See Tfd›Russian: Городецк) is a
rural locality (a village) in
Surskoye Rural Settlement of
Pinezhsky District,
Arkhangelsk Oblast, Russia...
- (1905) →
Dolinsk (1946) Goly
Karamysh →
Baltser →
Krasnoarmeysk (1942)
Gorodetsk →
Bezhetsk (1766)
Gorodok →
Zakamensk (1959)
Grushyovskaya →
Gornoye Grushyovskoye...
- II
Russian Theatre was founded. ****embly of the
Nobility was founded.
Gorodetsk was
renamed to Bezhetsk.
Catherine the
Great started educational reforms...
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Arkhangelsk Zharovikha Lukovetsky Palenga Glubokoe-Novoe
Karpogory Verkola Gorodetsk Mamonikha Vendinga to
Koslan Selegvozh Edva
Vezhaika Mikun II to Mikun...
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culture since the 1970s;[citation needed] and also with the so-called
Gorodetsk culture,
which is
presently considered a
Soviet pseudoscience concocted...
- in the end of the 13th century, and then the
center was
transferred to
Gorodetsk (Gorodetsko),
currently known as Bezhetsk.
Since 1433,
Bezhetsk had its...
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localities in
Pinezhsky District:
Aynova Bereznik Bolshoye Krotovo Chakola Gorodetsk Karpogory Kevrola Krasnaya Gorka Krivyye Ozyora Kulogora Kuloy Kushkopala...
- (Lucretia), a holy
virgin in
Cordoba in
Spain (859)
Saint Nicander, monk, of
Gorodetsk, Nizhni-Novgorod (1603) New
Martyr Manuel of
Crete (1792) Hieromartyr...
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August 1889 Ship
State Description Thomas Oliver United
Kingdom The ship was
abandoned off "
Gorodetsk",
between "Sweet Nore" and "Orloff"", Russia....
