-
Erdneyev and
sentenced to life imprisonment. On 8
August 2011,
Rizvan Vagapov was
detained by law
enforcement agencies in Grozny. He was
convicted and...
- Ваһапов, Russian: Раши́д Вага́пович Вага́пов, romanized: Rashid
Vagapovich Vagapov; 1908–1962) was a
Tatar singer (tenor),
awarded with People's
Artist of...
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accompanied images Colnect.com.
Retrieved 2022-12-08. Nichols, Johanna;
Vagapov, A. D. (20 July 2004). Нохчийн-ингалс, Ингалс-нохчийн Дешнижайна. Psychology...
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Nicholas Benardaky, 1857 The Woes of Wit – full text of
English translation by A.
Vagapov, 1993 The Woes of Wit – Alan Shaw's translator's introduction...
- russia-in-us.com)
Biography (www.russia-ic.com)
English translations by Alec
Vagapov (55 songs)
Russian poets of the 1960s
English translations by
Yevgeny Bonver...
-
Stihipoeta Ru poem by
Andrei Voznesensky translated from the
Russian by Alec
Vagapov Andrei Voznesensky's
article on
Yevgeny Yevtushenko Obituary in The Independent...
- Woe from Wit (A Four-Act Comedy).
Translated from the
Russian by A. S.
Vagapov. Mary Hobson;
Aleksandr Sergeyevich Gribo****ov.
Aleksandr Gribo****ov's...
- Gan,
Dubrovin believed that it
meant "the nation".
Linguists like Arbi
Vagapov have also
pointed out that
similar terms are
found in
other Northeast Caucasian...
- the
World 2008, p. 1680.
Nichols &
Sprouse 2004, p. 225. Nichols, J.;
Vagapov, A.D. (2004). Chechen-English and English-Chechen Dictionary. RoutledgeCurzon...
- Bartiyev,
while two
others identified as
Aburayk Yusupkhadzhiyev and Isa
Vagapov were
wounded but
escaped the
encirclement (only
later to be
killed alongside...
