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Murafa (Ukrainian: Мурафа) is a
river in Ukraine, a left
tributary of the Dniester. It is 163
kilometres (101 mi) long and its
basin area is 2,410 square...
- 76 mi), Zhvanchyk [de] (107 km or 66 mi), Liadova [uk] (93 km or 58 mi),
Murafa (162 km or 101 mi), Rusava [uk] (78 km or 48 mi), Yahorlyk [uk] (73 km or...
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Simeon Gheorghevici Murafa (also
spelled Simion or
Semion Murafa; May 24, 1887 –
August 20, 1917) was a
Bessarabian politician in the
Russian Empire, also...
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Sobchenko states that
Dmitry Sirko was a
Ukrainian Cossack from
Murafa,
elected as
ataman of
Murafa sotnia of the
Bratslav regiment. Ivan
Sirko was born in nobility...
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Mikhailovich Budker (1 May 1918 – 4 July 1977), was a
Soviet physicist born in
Murafa in
Ukrainian People's
Republic (now in Ukraine),
specialized in nuclear...
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Sharhorod city
Sharhorod Zhmerynka Dzhuryn village Dzhuryn Zhmerynka Murafa village Murafa Zhmerynka Yampil city
Yampil Mohyliv-Podilskyi
Mervyntsi town Mervyntsi...
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European coast of
Turkey on the
Black Sea. On
August 25,
Cossacks of the
Murafa unit led by Ivan Sirko, took part with
other Cossacks in the
campaign on...
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Holohory (Barren Hills)
Voroniaky Tovtry Medobory Pruth-Dniester
Tovtry Murafa Tovtry Volhynia-Kholm
Upland Kholm Upland Sokal Ridge Bug
Upland Horokhiv...
- The
street leading to the
cemetery now
bears his name.
Monument to
Simion Murafa,
Alexei Mateevici and
Andrei Hodorogea,
opened in 1933 "De ce
Alexei Mateevici...
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Monument to
Simion Murafa,
Alexei Mateevici and
Andrei Hodorogea (Romanian:
Monumentul în
memoria eroilor naţionali
Simion Murafa,
Alexei Mateevici şi...
