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Vladimir Petrovich Khatuntsev (Russian: Владимир Петрович Хатунцев) (1916,
Moscow –
April 19, 1979, Moscow) was a
Soviet journalist and news executive...
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Goryunov (1960–67)
Sergey Lapin (1967–70)
Leonid Zamyatin (1970–78)
Vladimir Khatuntsev (1978–79)
Sergei A.
Losev (1979–88)
Leonid Kravchenko (1988–90) Lev Spiridonov...
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Alexander Khatuntsev (born 11
February 1985) is a
Russian former professional road
bicycle racer. For his
final season as a
professional in 2012, he rode...
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Khatuntsev 1928, p. 91
Khatuntsev 1928, p. 91
Khatuntsev 1928, p. 92
Khatuntsev 1928, p. 93
Khatuntsev 1928, p. 93
Khatuntsev 1928, pp. 93–96...
- Race director
Robert Abramyan History Final edition 2015 First winner Alexander
Khatuntsev (RUS) Most wins No
repeat winners Final winner Alexander Foliforov (RUS)...
- Gerasimov, D. Gorinov, J. Hall, N. Ignatiev, M. Ivanov, K. Lea Jessup, I.
Khatuntsev, O. Korablev, T. Kremic, S. Limaye, I. Lomakin, A. Martynov, A. Ocampo...
- Austria 7 −1 9
Weimar Roldán
Carlos Urán Colombia 5 −1 10
Alexander Khatuntsev Kirill Yatsevich Russia 4 −1 11
Alexander Äschbach
Tristan Marguet Switzerland...
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sprinter Gerald Ciolek, who took the
sprint from
Romain Feillu and
Alexander Khatuntsev. "Official
Final Results – Men's
Under 23 Road Race" (PDF). UCI. Archived...
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Lezgin rulers in Dagestan". In 1811
December 15,
generals Guryev and
Khatuntsev besieged the
fortress of
Kurakh where Surkhay-khan II resided.
After the...
- ; Shakun, A. V.; Fedorova, A. A.; Terentiev, A. I.; Ekonomov, A. P.;
Khatuntsev, I. V.; Mayorov, B. S.; Nikolsky, Yu. V.; Maslov, I. A.; Gvozdev, A. B...
