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Ropsha (Russian: Ропша, IPA: [ˈropʂə]) is a
settlement in
Lomonosovsky District of
Leningrad Oblast, Russia,
situated about 20
kilometres (12 mi) south...
- on 9 July [O.S. 28 June] 1762.
Shortly thereafter, he was
transported to
Ropsha,
where he
later died. Much
mystery surrounds his death. The
official cause...
- The
Krasnoye Selo–
Ropsha offensive, also
known as
Operation January Thunder and Neva-2, was a
campaign between the
Soviet Leningrad Front and the German...
- and just six
months after his
accession to the throne—Peter III died at
Ropsha,
possibly at the
hands of
Alexei Orlov (younger
brother to
Grigory Orlov...
- move
forward 23 kilometers. On the 19th, the
Second Shock Army
captured Ropsha and the 63rd
Guards Rifle Division, part of the 42nd Army,
drove the Germans...
- of the
imperial palaces, such as the
Catherine Palace,
Peterhof Palace,
Ropsha, Strelna, Gatchina, and
other historic landmarks located outside the city's...
-
Residence List of residences: –
Estates in
Kazan and
Moscow governorates –
Ropsha manor (since 1764) –
Gatchina manor with
villages (since 1765) – Lode Castle...
-
Babouchkine (1987)
selected carp for fast
growth and
tolerance to cold, the
Ropsha carp. The
results showed a 30–40% to 77.4%
improvement of cold tolerance...
- arrest,
although not in the same
residence as
Catherine but at his
estate in
Ropsha.
Instead of the long time
Peter remains alive following the coup in the...
- bridgehead, but it was
transferred to 42nd Army
after the
linkup south of
Ropsha. Not long after, the
division was
awarded a
battle honor.
During most of...
