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Martynovich Zarutsky (Заруцкий, Иван Мартынович in Russian) (died 1614) was a
Cossack leader in
Russia in the
early 17th century.
Zarutsky was born in...
- of three, in July 1614. He was
killed right after his step-father, Ivan
Zarutsky. In
November 1605,
Marina Mniszech married False Dmitry I, Tsar of Russia...
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Marina Mniszech then
found herself a
protector in the
person of
ataman Ivan
Zarutsky, who
would try to
support the
nomination of her son Ivan (born in January...
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Alexander Stanislavovich Zarutsky (Russian: Алекса́ндр Станисла́вович Зару́цкий; born 24
January 1969) is a
Russian professional ****ociation
football official...
- "At some point, the
emissary from
Tsarevich Petr and Bolotnikov, Ivan
Zarutsky,
stepped forward, also 'recognized' the tsar, and
presented him with letters...
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eyesight in one eye. A
confession to the
attack was made by a man
named Yury
Zarutsky on 5
March 2013. He
stated that
Bolshoi Ballet Company dancer Pavel Dmitrichenko...
- with his
strong men, Duke
Dmitry Troubetskoy, and
Cossacks Ataman Ivan
Zarutsky led the
First People's Opolcheniye [ru] (FPO) in an
attempt to
expel Polish...
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noble detachments and
Cossack “camps” near
Moscow (together with Ivan
Zarutsky). In the fall of 1612, with an
agreement on “unity”, he
headed (together...
- and
explains the
conflict with
boyar Dmitry Trubetskoy and
ataman Ivan
Zarutsky.
Stepan and the
princess help the
prince to
stand in the sleigh, showing...
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First People's
Militia approached Moscow: the
detachments of Lyapunov,
Zarutsky and others. Librarian.
Moscow Uprising (1611)
Alexander Shirokorad. The...
