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Lyakhavichy (Belarusian: Ляхавічы, IPA: [ˈlʲaxavʲitʂɨ]; Russian: Ляховичи, romanized: Lyakhovichi; Polish: Lachowicze; Yiddish: לעכאוויטש, romanized: Lekhavitsh)...
- The
siege of
Lyakhavichy or
Lachowicze took
place from 23
March to 28 June 1660
during the Russo-Polish War (1654–67).
Lachowicze was one of the major...
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Lyakhavichy District or Liachavičy
District (Belarusian: Ляхавіцкі раён; Russian: Ляховичский район) is a
district (raion) of
Brest Region in Belarus...
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Drahichyn Hantsavichy Zhabinka Mikashevichy Byelaazyorsk Stolin Malaryta Lyakhavichy Kamyenyets Davyd-Haradok
Vysokaye Kosava Lida
Slonim Vawkavysk Smarhon...
- were
diverted to
Lyakhavichy.
After several days
march they
arrived at the city of Kletsk, some 25
kilometres (16 mi) east of
Lyakhavichy,
where they set...
- לעכוויטש) is a
Lithuanian Hasidic dynasty,
originating from the city of
Lyakhavichy, Belarus,
where it was
founded by
Rabbi Mordechai Jaffe (ca. 1742 - 1810)...
- Haradzishcha, Ivyanets, Iwye, Yuratsishki, Karelichy, Kletsk, Kazlowshchyna,
Lyakhavichy, Lida, Lubcha, Mir, Masty, Navahrudak,
Novaya Mysh, Nyasvizh, Radun,...
- of 1st SS
Cavalry Regiment moved from
Baranavichy in the
direction of
Lyakhavichy — Hantsavichy,
Baranavichy —
Ivatsevichy —
Byaroza — Pruzhany, and "combed"...
- (from Ulashkivtsi, Ukraine)
Lelov (from Lelów, Poland)
Lechovitch (from
Lyakhavichy, Belarus)
Linitz (from Linitz)
Liske (from Olaszliszka, Hungary) Lizhensk...
- : 186 The
Russian defeat also
meant they had to
abandon the
Siege of
Lyakhavichy (Lachowicze). In late June 1660,
after the
Treaty of Oliva, a Lithuanian...
