- ****sk (Belarusian: Слуцк, romanized: Sluck; Russian: Слуцк; Polish: Słuck, Lithuanian: Sluckas, Yiddish/Hebrew: סלוצק) is a town in
Minsk Region, Belarus...
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Belarusian congress of
Slucak district,
which started the
Slucak uprising, was held on 14–15
November 1920, in Woyniłłowicz's
house in
Slucak. Woyniłłowicz died...
- to the
Slucak area in
central Belarus to join the
unfolding anti-Bolshevik
Slucak Uprising.
There he was put in
command of the
Slucak brigade formed...
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politics and literature”. Šantyr was born into the
family of an
artist in
Slucak and lost his
mother at a
young age. In his
youth he
worked as a decorator...
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Russian Empire (now
Viciebsk Region of Belarus). In 1917-20 he
studied in the
Slucak gymnasium [be] and was a
member of a
cultural and
educational group 'Fern...
- Газета "Інфа-Кур'ер"" [The
author of the
famous song "Kupalinka"
comes from
Slucak]. Слуцк • Газета «Інфа-Кур’ер» (in Belarusian).
Retrieved 2021-08-08. ""Купалінка"...
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cross in the
village of Dražna,
torch procession at the Heroes` Day in
Słucak, «Antymak» (anti-poppy) campaign,
aimed at
prohibition of sale of opium...
- in the ****sk District,
Minsk region of Belarus). He
graduated from the
Slucak Theological Seminary in 1889 but did not
enter priesthood.
After serving...
- Liberty. pp. 178–179. Слуцкі паўстанец. Працэс «Лістападаўцаў». [A
rebel of
Slucak. Listapadaŭcy's Process] // Беларускае слова : газэта. — 1926, 31 сакавіка...
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cataloging theorist Semyon Kosberg,
Soviet aircraft and
rocket engineer, born in
Słucak Lera Boroditsky,
Cognitive psychologist Noam Chomsky,
linguist Paul Krugman...
