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Izborsk (Russian: Избо́рск; Estonian: Irboska; Seto: Irbosk, Irbuska) is a
rural locality (village) in
Pechorsky District of
Pskov Oblast, Russia. It...
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northern Russia in 862.
Sineus established himself at
Beloozero and
Truvor at
Izborsk.
After they died,
Rurik consolidated their territories into his own. According...
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neighboring town of
Pskov in an
attempt to
avoid a
betrayal like the one in
Izborsk. He also
began to
execute anyone he
deemed a threat; for example, in 1568...
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Catholic Church and
their first target was the
Novgorodian fortress of
Izborsk. A
battle for the
fortress was
quickly started, and the Dano-German army...
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Austrian poet
Peter Suchenwirt tell how in 1349, in the
battle of
Izborsk ("Eysenburk" in the poem),
German knights faced "Weizzen Reuzzen" ("White...
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stone and
wooden kremlins include a
fortress on
Truvorov settlement near
Izborsk (9th century) and the
first Stara Ladoga Kremlin (the end of the 9th century...
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traded with the Varangians.
Their chief tribal centres were Gnezdovo,
Izborsk, and Polotsk. The
Krivichs as a
tribe took part in Oleg's and Igor's military...
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against the
Lithuanian border. The
treasonous surrender of the
border town
Izborsk to
Lithuania also
caused Ivan to
question the
faith of
border towns. Ivan...
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given the
unique right to have
boroughs of its own, with
Izborsk being the most
ancient among them. Due to Pskov's
leading role in the struggle...
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either Novgorod (most texts) or
Staraya Ladoga (Ipat.),
Beloozero and
Izborsk (most texts) or "Slovensk" (P3L), respectively, two of the
brothers died...
