- However, in
English it is
often mispronounced as a
single syllable /pɔːrʃ/
PORSH—without a
final /ə/. In
German orthography, word-final ⟨e⟩ is not silent...
-
Mykola Volodymyrovych Porsh (Ukrainian: Микола Володимирович Порш; 19
October 1879 – 16
April 1944) was a
political and
civil activist of Ukraine, economist...
- autonomy.
Party leaders were
Volodymyr Vynnychenko,
Symon Petliura,
Mykola Porsh,
Dmytro Antonovych, Lev Yurkevych,
Mykhailo Tkachenko, and
Mykola Kovalsky...
-
Ukrayina ("Free Ukraine")
along with
Prokip Poniatenko [uk] and
Mykola Porsh.
After Russian censors closed this
magazine in July 1905, he
moved back...
- POR-shə in English, with an
audible schwa. However, the
realization /pɔːrʃ/
PORSH is also
common in English.
Arthur Constantin Krebs,
managing director of...
-
Ukraine were not
specialists in
military affairs,
particularly such as
Mykola Porsh. The
Ukrainian People's Army was in
terrible condition and it was not until...
- (real name –
Ludwig Bernheim)
representing the Kyiv Bolsheviks,
Mykola Porsh representing the
Central Council of Ukraine, and
Joseph Stalin (real name...
- of Ukraine:
Volodymyr Vynnychenko Symon Petliura Ukrainian Army:
Mykola Porsh Ivan
Nemolovsky Oleksandr Zhukovsky Petro Bolbochan
Zurab Natiev Oleksander...
-
Vasyl Shakhrai. On 6
January 1918,
Volodymyr Vynnychenko appointed Mykola Porsh to the
vacant position. On 25
January 1918, the
general secretariats were...
-
Omelian Koziy (chargé d'affaires) 1918–18
Teodor Shteingel 1918–20
Mykola Porsh 1921–23
Roman Smal-Stocki 1923–23
Nikolaus von W****ilko (chargé d'affaires)...
