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Alexandra Dmitrievna Lublinskaya (Russian: Александра Дмитриевна Люблинская, May 27, 1902 –
January 22, 1980) was a
Soviet scholar specialising in the...
- (Lomzhinskaya), Плоцкая (Plotskaya), Седлецкая (Sedletskaya) and Люблинская (
Lublinskaya)—and the
remaining five on the left bank: Калишская (Kalishskaya), Варшавская...
- the
Danish historian Niels Steensgaard, and the
Soviet historian A. D.
Lublinskaya. Trevor-Roper's "general crisis"
thesis provoked much discussion, and...
- Grekov, S. Zhebelev, V. Struve, Y. Tarle, I. Shaskol'skii, S. Kovalev, A.
Lublinskaya, I. Petrushevsky, M.
Sergeyenko worked at the institute. At present,...
- губерния
Lomzhskaya guberniya Lomzh Governorate Łomża Люблинская губерния
Lublinskaya guberniya Lublin Governorate Петроковская губерния
Petrokovskaya guberniya...
- Ломжская г.
Lomzhskaya g. 1867 1914
Lublin Governorate Люблинская г.
Lublinskaya g. 1837 1915
Malorossiya Governorate Малороссiйская г. Malorossiyskaya...
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family in Rostov-on-Don,
Russian Empire. Her
mother Eva (born Khave)
Lublinskaya was the
daughter and
granddaughter of
rabbis from Yekaterinoslav. Eva...
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Curtis p.63
French Absolutism: The
Crucial Phase, 1620-1629 by A. D.
Lublinskaya,
Brian Pearce p.191ff
Siege Warfare: The
fortress in the
early modern...
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Coexistence (Ohio
State University Press, 2003), pp. 165–200. A. D.
Lublinskaya,
French Absolutism: The
Crucial Phase, 1620–1629 (Cambridge University...
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Laboratoire Psychologie de la Perception,
Paris Descartes University.
Lublinskaya, V.V.; Ogorodnikova, EA (2010). "From
classical Psychoacoustics to Psychoacoustics...
