- part of the Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth,
where it
became known as
Mohylew. In the 16th-17th centuries, the city
flourished as one of the main nodes...
- (1654–1667). As a
result of
economic and
demographic development of
Mogilev (
Mohylew in
Polish sources)
during 16th-17th
centuries it had
become an important...
-
Belarusian Auxiliary Police,
Mohylew,
March 1943....
- July–August 1941 in the
Byelorussian SSR,
chiefly in Vitebsk, Homel, Polesia,
Mohylew oblasts, 78 such
battalions were created,
comprising more than 13,000 personnel...
- and
history during the
reign of
Augustus III] (in Polish).
Petersburg i
Mohylew: Bolesław M. Wolff. "Husaria w Kętrzynie" [Hussars in Kętrzyn]. Hodowca...
- people,
including children) 15 July – 7 August,
Operation Adler (Bobrujsk,
Mohylew, Berezyna; 1,381 people,
including children) 14 – 20 August, Operation...
-
other related pseudonyms.
Count Stanisław
Julian Ostroróg was born in
Mohylew,
Russian Empire into the
Polish nobility.
There is
uncertainty about his...
-
Madrid (Bengali),
Mahilyow Mahiloŭ - Магілёў (Belarusian),
Mogilew or
Mohylew (Polish), Mogiļeva or Mahiļova (Latvian),
Mogilyov - Могилёв (Russian)...
-
biggest Šiauliai economy,
Alytus economy, also
economies in
Grodno and
Mohylew. The
legal conditions of
peasants were
better in the
Crown lands than on...
-
native village and
managed a farm.
During World War I, he was
evacuated to
Mohylew,
where took care of
Polish refugees.
After the war
Budzynski returned to...
