- (2007 est.). It was
established in the
early 19th
century as the
khutor of
Sablya (Са́бля).
Present name was
given to the
village around 1897–1899. The name...
-
codename Foxbat-D. MiG-25RBS Single-seat radar-reconnaissance aircraft, with
Sablya-E side
looking airborne radar (SLAR).
Cameras not ****ed but
bombing capability...
- that are now
found in the East
European Platform,
including the
Cambrian Sablya Formation near Lake Ladoga.
Studies of
these sediments indicate that it...
- saber,
French sabre,
Spanish sable,
Italian sciabola,
German Säbel,
Russian sablya,
Hungarian szablya,
Polish szabla, and
Ukrainian shablya is a single-edged...
-
Razvedchik Bombardirovshchik s
apparatooroy Sablya – reconnaissance/bomber/electronic
reconnaissance ****ed with '
Sablya' SLAR RBSh (suffix)
Razvedchik Bombardirovshchik...
- View of
Sablya Reserve outside Pechora...
- Kormiltsev. In 2012, NORM
activists compiled the
anthology "The
Saber of Islam" (
Sablya islama),
which featured poetic works and the organization's ideological...
-
series of
short stories,
novels and essays,
called Peru,
included "Nero", "
Sablya Skanderbeg", "Cleopatra," and "Ivan the Terrible". He was the
author of...
- works, At the End of the
Alley (V
Kontse Allei) and The
Unsheathed Saber (
Sablya bez Nozhen) were published. In 1984, however,
Vinogradov was
forced to take...
-
Rhombus Rubin Ruby
Ruslan Ruslan (Russian
legendary warrior)
Rosseeya Russia Sablya sabre Sapfeer Sapphire Samotsvet Gem (old
Russian Seeren Lilac Serpey (meaning...
