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mentioned later under the
names of Proposhensk, Propolsk, and
Propoysk. In the 14th century,
Propoysk became a part of the
Grand Duchy of Lithuania,
where it...
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followed continued day and night, and the 362nd
Rifle Division liberated Propoysk. Soon
after the
attack began Col. Gen. W. Model,
commander of 9th Army...
- lubricants,
Akhlyustin was
killed while attempting to
cross the Sozh
River near
Propoysk. He was
survived by his wife,
Mariya Nikolayevna, who
lived in Magnitogorsk...
- the
pioneers of
settlement in
Eretz Israel.
Shmuel Pevzner was born in
Propoysk. He
received a
traditional Jewish education and then
studied engineering...
-
State Councillor of the
Russian Federation.
Anatoly Sliva was born in
Propoysk (present day Slawharad), Belarus, on 10
February 1940. In 1967, he graduated...
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relationship with Igor Stravinsky. Born into a
prosperous Jewish family in
Propoysk, he
converted to
Catholicism while still in Russia. An
admirer of van Gogh...
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included Maladzyechna, Hajna [be], Minsk, Barysaw, Rechytsa, Svisloch [be],
Propoysk‑Chachersk. In the
Upper Dnieper, the
Vilnius Voivodeship had half of the...
-
called the Propoy, also
referring to its fast flow. The name of the city of
Propoysk,
renamed Slavgorod in 1945,
arose from this term.
According to legend,...
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Corps advanced east from the
Bykhov bridgehead on 14 July.
Chausy and
Propoysk were
captured the next day,
completing the
encirclement of Mogilev. Along...
- Maly
Propoysk with its
motor rifle regiment, and the 55th Tank
Division was
still at Novozybkov. On 22 July the
corps was
ordered to
capture Propoysk. On...
