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Tatiana Grigorievna Solomakha (1892 – 7
November 1918) was a
Russian revolutionary of
Cossack origin, a
Bolshevik and a parti****nt in the
Russian Civil...
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Salamakha (Ukrainian: Саламаха) or
Solomakha (Соломаха) is a surname. The word
literally means a
Ukrainian national dish [uk].
Notable people with the...
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Daniil Dmytrovyh Solomakha (Ukrainian: Даніїл Дмитрович Соломаха; born 12 June 1996) is a
Ukrainian amateur football striker who
plays for Univer-Dynamo...
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traditional Ukrainian dishes such as kasha, kulish, teteria [uk] and
solomakha [uk]. The diet of the Hetmanate's
Cossack elite was much more luxurious...
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partisan unit.
During the
course of her army service, she
idealized Tatiana Solomakha, a Red Army
soldier who was
tortured and
killed during the
course of the...
- Po****r food in the Sich was porridge-like
dishes made from
various grains:
solomakha (Ukrainian: соломаха),
teteria (Ukrainian: тетеря),
shcherba (Ukrainian:...
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traditional Ukrainian dishes such as kasha, kulish, teteria [uk] and
solomakha [uk].
During campaigns Cossacks would be
supplied by the
hetman administration...
- Bahatyroŭ. "Opera Composers: B". OperaGl****.
Retrieved 23 June 2013.
Solomakha 2007–2013.
Society for
Cultural Relations with the USSR 1954, p. 785....
- Lacarra, Yuan Yuan Tan,
Stephen Legate,
Gonzalo Garcia,
Damian Smith,
Vadim Solomakha,
Roman Rykine All the
music used in
Dances at a
Gathering is composed...
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Mikhas Pozdnyakov (2000—2002) Ales
Pismenkov (2002—2004)
Vladimir Solomakha (2004—2008)
Yuliya Zaretskaya (since 2009) "ЮМОР ОДНО ИЗ ПРОЯВЛЕНИЙ ИНТЕЛЛЕКТА...
