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- his owner, W.P. Rogovsky fell ill. Another horse owner, Everette Ledbetter, wanted to buy some of his horse trailers, but Rogovsky wouldn't give unless...
- Drachevsky Balk Heads of Petrograd under Provisional Government (1917) Yurevich Rogovsky Schreider Kishkin Chairs of Petrograd (1917-1924) and Leningrad (1924-1991)...
- Drachevsky Balk Heads of Petrograd under Provisional Government (1917) Yurevich Rogovsky Schreider Kishkin Chairs of Petrograd (1917-1924) and Leningrad (1924-1991)...
- (Rahoŭski, Ragouski) Рагоўская (Rahouskaya, Rahoŭskaja) Czech/Slovak Rohovský Rogovský Rohovská Rogovská Hungarian Rogovszky Rohovszky Latvian Rogovskis Rogovska...
- from the Archangel Government, and ****istant Minister of the Interior Rogovsky. All of them were members of the Socialist-Revolutionary Party. Krasilnikov...
- Drachevsky Balk Heads of Petrograd under Provisional Government (1917) Yurevich Rogovsky Schreider Kishkin Chairs of Petrograd (1917-1924) and Leningrad (1924-1991)...
- Its executive body was the "Council of Department Heads" led by Yevgeny Rogovsky. The Committee grew in size as members, mainly Socialist-Revolutionaries...
- Drachevsky Balk Heads of Petrograd under Provisional Government (1917) Yurevich Rogovsky Schreider Kishkin Chairs of Petrograd (1917-1924) and Leningrad (1924-1991)...
- as a Deputy Minister of the Interior, head of the secret service, E. F. Rogovsky. All those arrested were members of the Party of Socialist Revolutionaries...
- Drachevsky Balk Heads of Petrograd under Provisional Government (1917) Yurevich Rogovsky Schreider Kishkin Chairs of Petrograd (1917-1924) and Leningrad (1924-1991)...