-
Jewish inhabitants in the late 19th
Century as Poplufsk, it was
named Zhovten (Ukrainian: Жовтень) from 1927 to 2016.
Until 18 July 2020, Petrovirivka...
- such
enterprises as the
Ladyzhyn thermal power station, ****ociations "
Zhovten", "Infrakon", "Maiak", "Krystal", "Vinnytsia
Bearing Works", "Khimprom"...
- people.[citation needed]
Until 2016 the
settlement was
called Chervonyi Zhovten.[citation needed] "Донецька область - Склад громади". decentralization...
- (town),
Horodenka (town),
Delyatyn (town),
Dolyna (city),
Zhabie (village),
Zhovten (town),
Zabolotiv (town),
Kalush (city),
Kolomyia (city),
Korshiv (village)...
- 2015,
Reuters published statements from
named witnesses from
Chervonyi Zhovten (Ukrainian: Червоний Жовтень),
close to
Torez and Snizhne, who said they...
- (Ukrainian: Література і мистецтво). From 1951 to 1991 it was
published as "
Zhovten" (Ukrainian: Жовтень), and from 1991 as "Dzvin".
Editor –
Yurii Koval [uk]...
-
grenade and firecrackers. On 29
October 2014, Kyiv's
oldest movie theater,
Zhovten,
caught fire when a
smoke grenade was
thrown into it
during the screening...
-
usually begins to
bloom in the
start of this month. 10.
October жовтень
zhovten From Ukrainian: жовте – yellow. This
names comes from
autumn yellowing...
- Hruzko-Zorynske Hruzko-Lomivka
Huselske Zemlianky Kolosnykove Chervonyi Zhovten Khanzhonkovo Khanzhonkovo-Pivnichnyi
Krynychna Lisne Maiak Mezhove Nyzhnia...
-
total box
office (the
highest number of
viewers watched the film in the
Zhovten cinema – 10,117
viewers at 80 screenings). Lviv was in
second place (20...
