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Tatiana Tchernavin (alternative transliteration: Chernavin) (Russian: Чернавин) (1887–1971) was a Russian-born
artist who
wrote one of the
earliest accounts...
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Vladimir Vyacheslavovich Tchernavin (alternative transliteration: Chernavin) (Russian: Владимир Вячеславович Чернавин) (1887– 31
March 1949) was a Russian-born...
- Solovetsky. London:
Jonathan Cape.
Tchernavin,
Vladimir V. (1934). I
speak for the
silent prisoners of the Soviets.
Tchernavin was a
prisoner in the camp in...
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Alexey Ivanov and
Fyodor Tchernavin escaped execution by
remaining in hiding.
Ivanov spent two days in an attic,
while Tchernavin hid for five days in a...
- basin.
Orestias gilsoni Tchernavin, 1944
Orestias imarpe Parenti, 1984
Orestias minimus Tchernavin, 1944
Orestias minutus Tchernavin, 1944 —
likely a synonym...
- ru-wiki
article for a
detailed account of the case.) 1931:
Vladimir V.
Tchernavin 1936:
Nikolai Glebov-Avilov 1938, 1940:
Nikolay Urvantsev Socialist emulation...
- anti-Soviet émigré
activities Tatiana Tchernavin Writer Russia 1932 Fled from the USSR with her
husband Vladimir Tchernavin and her son
Andrei through Karelia...
- two-lane
flyover above it (designed by
Andrei Tchernavin, son of
Gulag escapee Vladimir V.
Tchernavin)
spanning the
Blackwall Tunnel approach road, the...
- of the 1930s.
Steerforth Press. ISBN 9781883642174 – via
Google Books.
Tchernavin,
Tatiana (1934).
Escape From The Soviets.
Translated by
Natalie Duddington...
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leaders of the USSR and the
Russian Navy,
Commander of the Navy
Admiral Tchernavin V.N., ISBN 5-203-00174-X,
total pages 511, Year 1989,
Publisher – Воениздат...
