- [vʲiˈlʲɛjka]; Russian: Вилейка, romanized: Vileyka; Lithuanian: Vileika, Polish:
Wilejka) is a town in
Minsk Region, Belarus. It
serves as the
administrative center...
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Vilnia (also Vilnelė; Belarusian: Вільня,
Vilnia [ˈvʲilʲnʲa]; Polish:
Wilejka, Wilenka) is a
river in
Belarus and Lithuania. Its
source is near the villages...
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daughter of Michał and
Jadwiga (née Bielska). She
attended gimnazjum in Nowa
Wilejka and Wołkowysk
until she left home in 1929 for Białystok. She
married Franciszek...
- Land. On 1
April 1927, Mołodeczno
county and was
created from
parts of
Wilejka (5 gminas),
Oszmiana (1 gmina), Wołożyń (1 gmina) and Stołpce (1 gmina)...
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Naujoji Vilnia is an
eldership in
eastern Vilnius,
Lithuania situated along the
banks of the
Vilnia River.
According to the 2011 census, the
district had...
- Minsk-Stadt (Minsk-Urban) Nowogródek (Navahrudak)
Slonim Sluzk (Sluck)
Wilejka (Vileyka) In
March 1943,
Wilhelm Kube
succeeded in
installing the Belarusian...
- June 24, 1941, the NKVD
executed at
least 28
prisoners held in
Vileyka (
Wilejka in pre-war Poland).
Remaining prisoners, over 1,000 men and women, were...
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Podole The
newly created regiments were
named as follows: Głębokie Wołożyn
Wilejka Suwałki
Sarny Czortków In
early 1937 the
organisation was modified. Wilno...
- forces. On 29 July 1941, at a
meeting of SS
officers in
Vileyka (Polish
Wilejka, now Belarus), the
Einsatzgruppen had been
given a dressing-down for their...
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doctor from the
polish noble Jelia family, who
settled in 1921 in Nowa
Wilejka, 10 km east of Vilnius.
During WWI, the
family was
evacuated to Sumy (today...
