- (Ukrainian: Червоноград,
pronounced [tʃerwonoˈɦrɑd] ),
historically Krystynopol, is a
mining city and the
administrative center of
Sheptytskyi Raion...
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included the
towns of Bełz (now Belz),
Krystynopol (Chervonohrad), and Uhnów (Uhniv), as well as the Rawa Ruska–
Krystynopol rail line.
These towns are currently...
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Salezy Potocki Coat of arms
Pilawa Born 1700
Krystynopol Died 22
October 1772(1772-10-22) (aged 71–72)
Krystynopol Family Potocki Consort Zofia Rzeczycka Anna...
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cities of Stanisławów (Stanyslaviv in Ukrainian, now Ivano-Frankivsk) and
Krystynopol (now Chervonohrad) were founded.[citation needed] Red
Ruthenia consisted...
- Stanisław Szczęsny
Potocki Coat of arms Piława Born 1751
Krystynopol Died 14
March 1805
Tulczyn Noble family Potocki consort Gertruda Komorowska Józefina...
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units were to
attack Mieniany, Kryłów, Mircze, Dołhobyczów, Chorobrów,
Krystynopol, Sahryń, Waręż, Bełz. On
February 9, in an
ambush near Białowody, Polish...
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Frank Taffel (né
Shrage Fyvel Tafel,
Krystynopol, then Galicia, Austria-Hungary, now Chervonohrad, Ukraine,
March 10, 1877; died 7 July 1947, Savannah...
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Josaphata Michaelina Hordashevska 1869 Lwów, Galicia, Austria-Hungary 1919
Krystynopol,
Ukrainian People's
Republic Co-foundress of the
Sisters Servants of...
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Infantry Divisions,
operated on the
Southern Bug, and took
Sokal and
Krystynopol.
During the
Battle of
Brody (1941), the ****XIV
Corps was
subjected to...
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monastery in his
native Stanislaviv and then, from 1938, as
parish priest in
Krystynopol. From 1941
until 1945 Fr.
Hryhoriy was a
superior in the
monastery in...
