- (Russian: Петрозаводск, IPA: [pʲɪtrəzɐˈvotsk]; Karelian,
Vepsian and Finnish:
Petroskoi) is the
capital city of the
Republic of Karelia, Russia,
which stretches...
- been
within the USSR
before 1940,
including the
capital Petrozavodsk (
Petroskoi). In 1944, the
Soviet Union recaptured the area.
Soviet sovereignty was...
-
inhabited by Tver Karelians.
Republic of
Karelia Petrozavodsk (Петрозаводск,
Petroskoi, from late 1941 to 1944
known to
Finns as Äänislinna/Onegaborg) Belomorsk...
-
Petroskoi, U.S.S.R.)
Laulu Kotkasta, 1941 (published in
Petroskoi) Tulikehässä, 1943 (published in
Petroskoi) Iskelmiä, 1943 (published in
Petroskoi)...
- Karelian:
Karjalan tazavaldu Petrozavodsk Russian: Петрозаводск Karelian:
Petroskoi Karelians (5.5%) 1.9% 86.4% 4.2% 533,121 180,520 km2 (69,699 sq mi) Republic...
- S2CID 153956031. Paškov,
Aleksandr (1994).
Karjalan vaakunat ja liput.
Petroskoi: KAREKO. p. 327-330. ISBN 5-88129-010-0.
Russian census 2010 Archived...
- family-friendly
festivals in Finland. Spin-off
festivals have been
arranged in
Petroskoi,
Karelia since 2003 and in
Bosnia and
Herzegovina since 2006.
Faces Etnofestival...
-
original on 26
February 2013.
Karjalan ASNT:n
Perustuslaki (in Finnish).
Petroskoi: Karjala-Kustantamo. 1980. p. 162.
Vesti Karelia (14 July 2016). "Государственный...
- espionage. He was
sentenced to
death and
executed on
February 16, 1938 near
Petroskoi.
Hurmevaara was
rehabilitated after J.V. Stalin's
death in 1956. Herman...
- Usmana [ru], Vitsataipale [fi] and Vuokkiniemi. The
following example is from
Petroskoi in 1995: Southern,
Northern and
Livvi dialects compared:
Change in the...
