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Sharhorod also has a
number of
foreign names, such as Russian: Шаргород,
Shargorod, and Polish: Szarogród.
Sharhorod was
founded in 1585 by Polish–Lithuanian...
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Empire (present-day Chişinău, Moldova). His grandfather,
Mendel Hirsh of
Shargorod, was a
Klezmer musician and bandleader.
Zemurray grew up on a
wheat farm...
- Aviv. Ploscariu,
Iemima D. (2019-01-01). "Institutions for survival: The
Shargorod ghetto during the
Holocaust in
Romanian Transnistria".
Nationalities Papers...
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Ozarintsy volost Озаринецкая волость
Ozarintsy Belyany-
Shargorod volost Сербянская волость Belyany-
Shargorod Snitkov volost Снитковская волость
Snikov Tereshki...
- for the New Europe. 34 (2): 55–62.
Retrieved 9
April 2024 – via JStor. "
Shargorod". My Shtetl.
Jewish Religious community of Zhmerinka. 2015. Retrieved...
- ISBN 978-975-7363-81-1. Art-mestechko--
Shargorod: mezhdunarodnyĭ festivalʹ
sovremennogo iskusstva, 10-20
avgusta 2006,
Shargorod,
Ukraina (in Ukrainian). Moscow:...
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district (Murovanokurilovetsky, Tomashpilsky, Tulchynsky, Chernivtsi,
Shargorod districts) as a self-nominated candidate. At the time of the election:...
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Kotsyubynsky never received an
official higher education (he
graduated from the
Shargorod Theological Seminary, and the
university remained a dream). His literary...
- had
previously served in the
court militia of the
Lubomyrsky princes in
Shargorod,
declared himself a
colonel commander and
published the
manifesto of the...
- the
hundred soldiers he took the city of
Stina (Polish: Ścianę), also
Shargorod, from
which he took the
property of the landowners, the nobles. During...
