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Savchenko, Boris Vladimirovich, served in the General Nobility Sanitary Organization during the First World War.


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List of graduates of the Alexander Lyceum

He died in Odessa in 1919.


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Selikhov, Fedor Nikolaevich, Lieutenant of the 2nd Horse Battery.


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In exile in France [1].


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Smirnov, Mikhail Ivanovich, captain of the 12th Akhtyrsky Hussars Regiment.


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In exile in France [1].


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Tereshchenko, Dmitry Konstantinovich, lieutenant of the Auto-Armored Division, had the St. George medal of the 4th century.


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In exile to the United States.


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Tyumen, Temir Batyr.


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He died before 1929.


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Count Fersen, Alexander Nikolaevich (1895—1935) — son of Count N. P. Fersen, Staff Captain of His Majesty's Life Guards Ulan Regiment.


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In exile in France [1].


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Chubinsky, Arseny Mikhailovich (? —1963) is a sworn attorney.


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In the First World War, he was a lieutenant of the Guards Field Artillery.


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In exile to Yugoslavia, then to the United States.


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Doctor of Law [2].


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Shebeko, Georgy Nikolaevich, Staff Captain of the Cavalry Guard Regiment.


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In exile in France [1].


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Shleyfer, Georgy Georgievich — second lieutenant of the Semenovsky Life Guards Regiment.


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In exile in Bessarabia.


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He died after 1938 [2].


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Count Shuvalov, Nikolai Pavlovich — son of P. P. Shuvalova.


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Volunteer of the Cavalry Guard Regiment, killed in the battle of Causchen on August 6, 1914. Posthumously awarded the George Cross of the 4th century.


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Engelhardt, Igor Vadimovich — son of V. P. Engelhardt.


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Second lieutenant of the Life Guards Semenovsky Regiment, killed in a battle near the city of Semenovsky. Velytska Yard at Stokhod on July 26, 1916 [1]


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Azikov, Sergei Nikolaevich, lieutenant of the Life Guards 2nd Artillery Brigade.


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In exile in Yugoslavia [1].


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Artamonov, Yuri Alexandrovich is a volunteer of the Life Guards Horse Regiment, an active participant in Operation Trust [1].


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Bodisco, Evgeny Alexandrovich, died in New York on December 7, 1927.


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Bolto von Hohenbach, Alexander Gvidonovich, volunteer regiment of the Officer Cavalry School.


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In exile in France.


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Von-Walter-Wittenheim, Ernest Ernestovich, midshipman of the fleet.


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In exile in Latvia.


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Vatatsi, Dmitry Emmanuilovich, Staff Captain of the 17th Dragoon Regiment of Nizhny Novgorod.


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In exile in France [1].


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Count Grabbe, Nikolai Alexandrovich, horunzhiy of the Life Guards Cossack Regiment.


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He died in Rostov-on-Don in 1919.


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Prince Dabizha, Alexander Alexandrovich, lieutenant of the Tatar Horse Regiment.


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In exile in Germany [1].


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Davydov, Denis Dmitrievich (1894—1967), served in the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, self-determined Cavalry Guard Regiment.


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In exile in France.


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Danilov, Vlas Sergeevich, poet.


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He died in Mogilev in 1917.


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Durov, Alexander Alexandrovich, volunteer of Her Majesty's Life Guards Cuirassier Regiment.


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In exile in France [1].


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Dyakov, Mikhail Ippolitovich.


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In exile in Bessarabia.


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Prince Engalychev, Vasily Nikolaevich, was included in the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.


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In exile in Yugoslavia.


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Katkov, Nikolai Mikhailovich, served in the Maritime Ministry.


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In exile in France [1].


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Kiselevsky, Mikhail Nikolaevich (? —1920) - lieutenant of the Life Guards 1st Artillery Brigade, member of the White Movement.


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Killed [2].


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Klimontovich, Boris Nikolaevich, cadet.


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He died before 1929.


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Laiming, Boris Georgievich, engineer.


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In exile to the United States.


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Lebedev, Ivan Vasilyevich, captain of the 3rd Dragoon Novorossiysk Regiment.


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In exile to the United States.


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Leonard, Sergey Alexandrovich, emigrated to Bessarabia.


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Malevsky-Malevich, Andrei Nikolaevich, second lieutenant of the Life Guards Preobrazhensky Regiment, was killed in a battle near the village. Korytnitsa on September 3, 1916 [1]


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Minut, Nikolai Mikhailovich, a participant in the First World War.


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In exile in France [1].


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Neklyudov, Mikhail Petrovich, cadet of the Artillery School.


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He died in Novocherkassk in November 1917.


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Okhotnikov, Fedor Mikhailovich (? —1928) - volunteer of Her Majesty's Life Guards Ulan Regiment.


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In exile in Sweden.


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Rakovich, Lavrenty Andreevich (? —1971) - cornet of Her Majesty's Life Guards Cuirassier Regiment, member of the White Movement.


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In exile in Poland, then to the USA [2].


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Semenov, Mikhail Alexandrovich (1894—1965) - staff captain of the Life Guards Jaeger Regiment, member of the White Movement.


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In exile in Yugoslavia, Colonel of the ROA.


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After 1945 — in Brazil [2].


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Staritsky, Mikhail Alexandrovich, participant of the First World War.


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In exile in Bessarabia.


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Sulima-Samuilo, Boris Leonidovich, cornet, was seconded to His Majesty's Life Guards Cuirassier Regiment.


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In exile in Romania.


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Count Tatishchev, Nikolai Dmitrievich, staff of the Life Guards Horse Regiment.


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In exile in France.


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Tikhanovich, Georgy Sergeevich, participant of the First World War.


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In exile in France.


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Turtsevich, Konstantin Konstantinovich (1897—1925) - researcher at the Institute of Economic Research, shot on July 3, 1925 in the “case of lyceum students”.


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His brother Nikolai was shot in Orenburg in 1938 [3].


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Arthur Richard Frey, in England


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Khvostov, Sergey Alexandrovich, officer of the 17th Chernigov Hussars Regiment.


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Member of the White Movement as part of the Armed Forces of Ukraine and the Russian Army


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He was shot in Yalta in November-December 1920 [1] [4]


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Chaplits, Boris Vladimirovich, cornet of His Majesty's Life Guards Hussars Regiment.


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In exile in France [1].


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Baron Schilling, Egon Alfredovich, volunteer of the Life Guards Horse Regiment.


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In exile in Latvia.


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Shumakher, Alexander Alexandrovich (1896—1937) — remained in the USSR.


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He was repressed and shot in 1937 [5].


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1917 Accelerated Release


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Artamonov, Sergey Alexandrovich, lieutenant of the Life Guards Horse Regiment.


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He died before 1929.


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Bazilevsky, Yuri Alexandrovich, served in the 12th Hussars Akhtyrsky Regiment.


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In exile in France [1].


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Botkin, Boris Sergeevich, warrant officer of the Life Guards Hussars Regiment.


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He died before 1929.


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Count Velepolsky, Vladimir, served in the Life Guards Preobrazhensky Regiment.


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Killed in action on June 15, 1916.


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Voevodsky, Alexander Platonovich, warrant officer of the Life Guards Hussars Regiment.


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In exile in France.


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Voensky, Sergei Konstantinovich, volunteer of the Life Guards Grenadier Regiment.


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Hieromonk.


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He died in 1926.


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Prince Volkonsky, Boris Dmitrievich, Staff Captain of the 12th Akhtyrsky Hussars Regiment.


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In exile to the United States [1].


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Golenishchev-Kutuzov-Tolstoy, Mikhail Pavlovich, cornet of army cavalry.


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In exile in Belgium [1].


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Prince Dadeshkeliani, Illomaz Ottarovich, volunteer of the Life Guards Horse Artillery.


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In exile in France.


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Baron Delvig, Andrey Dmitrievich.


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In exile in China.


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Dubensky, Yuri Dmitrievich, warrant officer of His Majesty's Life Guards Cuirassier Regiment.


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He died in Odessa in April 1919.


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Durasov, Igor Sergeevich, participant of the First World War.


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In exile in China [1].


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Evetsky, Stefan, served in artillery during the First World War.


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Died before 1929 [1]


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Count Ilinsky, Yanush Cheslavovich, in the First World War — the cornet of the 17th Dragoon Regiment of Nizhny Novgorod.


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Then he was a major of the Polish General Staff, assistant to the Polish military agent in Paris [1].


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Konshin, Vyacheslav Alekseevich, second lieutenant of the Life Guards 4th Rifle Regiment.


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In exile in Japan.


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Kosagovsky, Nikolai Nikolaevich, warrant officer of His Majesty's Life Guards Hussars Regiment.


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In exile in Italy [1].


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Kuris, Nikolai Ivanovich, warrant officer of His Majesty's Life Guards Hussars Regiment.


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In exile in Austria.


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Prince Masalsky, Nikolai Nikolaevich, served in field artillery.


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In exile in Germany.


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Meyer, Yuri Konstantinovich, cornet of His Majesty's Ley-Guards Cuirassier Regiment.


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Secretary of the Board of the Lyceum Association in Yugoslavia


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Prince Melikov, Sergei Nikolaevich, warrant officer of His Majesty's Life Guards Ulan Regiment.


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In exile in France.


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Mikhalevsky, Sergei Nikolaevich, second lieutenant of the Semenovsky Life Guards Regiment.


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In exile to the United States.


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Molostvov, Vladimir Konstantinovich, Lieutenant of the 5th Hussars of Alexandria Regiment.


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In exile in Harbin [1].


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Musman, Boris Sergeevich, volunteer of Her Majesty's Life Guards Cuirassier Regiment.


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In exile to the United States [1].


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Navrotsky, Sergei Sergeevich — warrant officer of the Life Guards Preobrazhensky Regiment, killed in the battle near Tarnopol on July 6, 1917 [1]


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Ponafidin, Iosif Petrovich, emigrated to the United States.


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Prince Putyatin, Alexander Mikhailovich, second lieutenant of the Life Guards 4th Rifle Regiment.


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In exile in France.


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Ralgin, Dmitry Nikolaevich, warrant officer of His Majesty's Life Guards Cuirassier Regiment.


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In 1929, he was in the Belgian Congo (Leopoldville).


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Count Rebinder, Heinrich, In exile in Germany.


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Baron Stal-von-Holstein, Alexey Alekseevich, participant of the First World War.


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Died 1916 [1]


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Strelnikov, Alexander Nikolaevich, artillery lieutenant.


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In exile in France.


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Baron Tipolt, Nikolai Nikolaevich, served in field artillery.


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In exile in Japan [1].


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Trebinsky, Arkady Konstantinovich, composer.


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In exile in France.


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Filippov, Alexey Sergeevich, warrant officer of the Life Guards 1st Artillery Brigade.


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In exile in Germany.


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Filippov, Yuri Sergeevich, emigrated to France.


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Shabelsky, Mikhail Ivanovich, cornet of Her Majesty's Life Guards Ulan Regiment.


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He died in Smolensk Province in 1919.


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Prince Shalikov, Dmitry Iosifovich, volunteer of the Life Guards Horse Regiment.


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In exile in Poland.


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Shebeko, Vaclav Ignatievich, participant of the First World War.


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In exile in Poland [1].


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Shchelkunov, Georgy Nikolaevich, second lieutenant of the Life Guards 1st Artillery Brigade.


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He died before 1929.


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Yumatov, Nikolai Nikolaevich, Lieutenant of Her Majesty's Life Guards Cuirassier Regiment.


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In exile in France [1].


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Yursha, Georgy Nikolaevich, warrant officer of the Life Guards 1st Artillery Brigade.


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He died in the spring of 1918.


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“The case of high school students”


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In 1925, a special “Lyceum Student Case” was fabricated.


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The OGPU of Leningrad called it both the “Case of Pupils” and the “Union of the Faithful”, and, according to the original title of case No. 194 B, the “Counter-Revolutionary Monarchical Organization”.


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As a result of the verdict, according to the severity of the charge, the accused were divided into groups:


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Group I (capital punishment) — 27 people, including 11 lyceum students: N. N. Gerakov (issue 1910), prof.


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N. D. Golitsyn (issue 1871), B.


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P. Delarov (issue 1910), V. N. Zabudsky (issue 1911), N. P. Iordanov (issue 1916), N. K. Lyalin (issue 1910), B.


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E.


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Pleske (issue 1907), A. S. Putilov (issue 1896), K. K. Turtsevich (issue 1917), prof.


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P. P. Ukhtomsky (issue 1905), M. IN. Schilder (issue 1914)


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Group II (10 years of camps) — 6 lyceum students: N. IN. Verkhovsky, kn.


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N. N. Golitsyn N. N. Medvedovsky (issue 1907), A. A. Osten-Sacken (issue 1894), A. A. Rayevsky (issue 1906), N. AND. Tour (issue 1878).


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Group III (5 years of camps) — 7 lyceum students: V. A. Chudovsky (issue 1904)


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Group IV (3 years in camps) — 3 (?) lyceum student: A. P. Weiner (issue 1894), P. P. Weiner (issue 1898), B.


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N. Zhevanov (issue 1898), A. A. Pazukhin (issue 1904).


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Group V (sent to the Urals with confiscation of property) — 7 lyceum students:


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Group VI (expelled without right in 6 cities) — two wives of lyceum students:


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Group VII (decision postponed) — 2 people, including 1 lyceum student: G. IN. Krupensky (issue 1914)


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Group VIII (released) — 2 lyceum students: V. YU.


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Goryainov (issue 1914) and A. A. Krasovsky (issue 1887)


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Groups IX and X — 2 people: the director of the Lyceum V. A. Schilder and conditionally received 5 years of concentration camps A. G. Grum-Grzhimailo (issue 1914).


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Literature


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. — SPb.: Printing House of the Ministry of Internal Affairs, 1911.


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— VI, 247, 62 p., 2 l. ill.


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Memorial book of lyceum students abroad: Ed.


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Ob-niya b.


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students of Imp.


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Aleksandr.


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Lyceum in France, 1811—1929.


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— Paris, 1929.


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Karabulak is a village in Shalkar district of Aktobe region.


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Karabulak is a village in Alakol district of Almaty region.


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Karabulak is a settlement in the Eskeldi district of Almaty region.


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Karabulak is a village in Raiymbek district of Almaty region.


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Karabulak (until 1999 — Klyuchi) is a village in Talgar district of Almaty region.


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Karabulak is a village in Ayagoz district of East Kazakhstan region.


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It is part of Akshauli rural district.


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It was part of the Kosagash rural district.


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It was abolished in 2013.


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It was part of the Maylinsky rural district.


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It was abolished in 2013.


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Karabulak (until 1992 — Vysokogorka) is a village in the Kurshim district of the East Kazakhstan region.


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Karabulak is a village in Zharma district of East Kazakhstan region.


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Karabulak is a village in Zaisan district of East Kazakhstan region.


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Karabulak is a village in Urdzhar district of East Kazakhstan region.


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Karabulak is a village in Karkaraly district of Karaganda region.


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Karabulak is a village in Bayanaul district of Pavlodar region.


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Karabulak is a village in the Sairam district of the Turkestan region.


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Karabulak is a village in Suzak district of Turkestan region.


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Karabulak is the former name, until 2001, of the village of Karauyl Konai-biy, Zerenda district, Akmola region


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Karabulak is a village north of the Murovdag Range.


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According to the administrative-territorial division of Azerbaijan, which actually controls the village, it is located in Goygol district, according to the administrative-territorial division of Nagorno-Karabakh Republic — in Shahumyan region of the NKR.


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Karabulak is a village in Nagorno-Karabakh.


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According to the administrative and territorial division of the Nagorno Karabakh Republic, which actually controls the village, is located in the Askeran region of the Nagorno Karabakh Republic, territorial division of Azerbaijan — in the Khojaly district of Azerbaijan.


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Russia


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Karabulak is a settlement in the Astrakhan region.


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Karabulak is a city in Ingushetia.


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Karabulak is a settlement in the Chelyabinsk region.


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Karabulak is a station of the Volga Railway on the Atkarsk-Sennaya line.


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Uzbekistan


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Karabulak is a settlement in the north of Tashkent region on the Pskem River.


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Rivers


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Karabulak (a tributary of Akalakhi) is a river in the Altai Republic.


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Karabulak (a tributary of the Ishim) is a river in Kazakhstan.


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Karabulak (a tributary of Kiembay) is a river in the Orenburg region.


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Karabulak (a tributary of Tereshka) is a river in the Saratov region.


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Karabulak is the top of the Sunzhensky Range (722 m), located north of the city of Karabulak.


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Karabulak

Bazarnyy Karabulak is an urban-type settlement in the Saratov region.


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Karabulak

Karabulaks (Orsthoys) is an exoethnonym of the Vainakh people.


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The history of Vilnius, the former capital of the Grand Duchy of Lithuania, the Vilna province of the Russian Empire, the Vilna Voivodeship of pre-war Poland, the Kingdom of Lithuania, the official capital of the independent Lithuanian state in the interwar period, the capital of the puppet state of Middle Lithuania, the capital of the Lithuanian SSR and the modern capital of Lithuania, has more than six centuries.


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Historically, it is the capital of the Vilna region.


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Emergence


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The oldest settlements on the modern territory of Vilnius, as evidenced by archaeological finds in various parts of the city, date back to the Mesolithic era.


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The first mention in written sources sometimes, following the History of the City of Vilna (1836—1837) by Polish historian Michal Balinski, is a description of the 12th-century journey of Snorri Sturluson, in which allegedly Vilnius is mentioned in the form [1] [2].


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More remarkable is the story of a famous Scandinavian traveler throughout the North (in the 12th century) Snorro-Sturlezon, who writes that in the vicinity of the city of Vilna (Vilny, Vylne, Velne) he met his fellow countrymen, with whom he could explain himself in his native language.


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In fact, written sources first mention the city in the first quarter of the 14th century, when it became the residence of the Grand Dukes of Lithuania and the capital of the Grand Duchy of Lithuania: In Latin, dated January 25, 1323, Gediminas called Vilna his capital city [4] [5] [6] [7] [8].


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On January 30, 1387, King of Poland and Grand Duke of Lithuania Jagiello granted Vilna city (Magdeburg) rights.


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According to legends recorded in the chronicles, the mythical Lithuanian prince Svintorog (Lithuanian: Šventaragis, Polish: Świntorog, Belarusian: Svintarog) chose a place at the confluence of the Vilnia River (Lithuanian: Vilnius, Vilnelė, Polish: Wilejka, Belarusian: Vileika) to Vilia (Lithuanian: Neris, Polish: Wilija, Belarusian: Vilia) for his burial.


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After his death, he ordered his son to burn his body at the mouth of Vilnia and continue to perform ritual corpses here.


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The place was called the Svintoroga Valley (Sventaragis Valley; Lithuanian: Šventaragio slėnis, Polish: dolina Świntoroga, Belarusian: Dalina Svintaroga).


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According to legend, years later, the Grand Duke of Lithuania Gediminas went hunting from Trok in the forests surrounding the Svintoroga valley.


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He managed to kill the tour; after a successful hunt, Gediminas stayed overnight on Svintorog.


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In a dream, he saw a huge iron wolf on the very mountain [9] on which the prince killed Tura; the wolf howled like a hundred wolves.


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In the morning, the prince told his retinue his dream, but no one could explain its meaning.


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High Priest Leesdike was able to explain the dream.


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He explained that a wolf means a castle and a city that the ruler would lay here.


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The city will become the capital of all Lithuanian lands, and the howl of wolves means glory that will spread throughout the world thanks to the merits of the city's residents.


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Grand Duchy of Lithuania and Rzeczpospolita


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In 1503-1522, the city was surrounded by a city wall with nine gates and three towers.


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Vilnius reached the peak of development during the reign of King of Poland and Grand Duke of Lithuania Sigismund the Old (Lithuanian: Žygimantas Senasis, Polish: Zygmunt I Stary, Belarusian: Zhygimont Stary), who settled here with his court in 1544.


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In the future, the city was constantly growing and developing.


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In 1570, the Jesuits founded a college.


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In 1579, King Stefan Batory of Poland (Lithuanian: Steponas Batoras, Polish: Stefan Batory, Belarusian: Stefan Batory) transformed the College into the Academy and University of the Vilna Society of Jesus () .


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Thus, Vilna became the first university city of the Grand Duchy of Lithuania and its major scientific and cultural center.


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The devastating fires of 1610, 1737, 1748, 1749 and epidemics caused damage to the city.


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During the Russian-Polish war, the city was taken on July 28, 1655 by Ukrainian Cossacks Ivan Zolotarenko and the Russian troops of Tsar Alexei Mikhailovich, looted and destroyed a significant part of the population (massacre lasted three days, more than 25,000 people were killed in one day [10], according to other sources, twenty thousand [11] or up to twenty thousand people [12], or up to a third of the inhabitants [13]); the destruction was completed by a lasting 17 days fire [14].


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After that, a truce was concluded in the city itself.


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The flight of residents, devastating fires and the epidemic caused famine:


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The famine was so terrible that people killed each other for a piece of bread, devoured corpses and my brother killed his brother for food.


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Contemporaries write that after these disasters it was impossible to recognize Vilna in Vilna.


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After the resumption of hostilities, the Poles took the city.


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In the fall of 1661, it again became part of the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth.


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In 1769, the Rasu Cemetery (Lithuanian: Rasų kapinės, Polish: Cmentarz na Rossie) was founded, the oldest necropolis in Vilnius.


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In 1793, the city was occupied by Russian troops.


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In 1794, Vilna became the center of Tadeusz Kosciuszko's uprising.


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After the third partition of the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth in 1795, Vilna ceded to the Russian Empire.


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Vilna became the administrative center of Vilna (1795—1797), then Lithuanian (1797—1801), Lithuanian-Vilna (1801—1840), and from 1840 - again Vilna province, which was part of the North-Western region of the Empire.


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Kovno, Grodno and, at various times, other provinces also belonged to the jurisdiction of the Vilna military governor (governor-general).


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In 1799-1805, the city walls were destroyed.


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Separate fragments and the Gates of Dawn have been preserved ([Aušros Vartai] error: {{lang-xx}}: text has italic markup (help), “Gates of Dawn”; [Ostra Brama] error: {{lang-xx}}: text has italic markup (help), [Eastern Brahma] error: {{lang-xx}}: text has italic markup (help)) with a chapel and the miraculous icon of the Mother of God of Ostrobram.


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In April 1803, Emperor Alexander I established the Imperial University of Vilna.


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In the summer of 1812, Napoleon's French troops occupied the city.


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The remnants of the defeated great army also retreated to their homeland through Vilna.


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The streets and surroundings were dotted with mountains of corpses of frozen soldiers who died of hunger and disease; they were buried only a few months later.


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After the uprising of 1831, Vilna University was closed in 1832.


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The battles of the uprising of 1863 did not affect the city, but after its suppression by General Muravyov, measures were taken to eradicate Polish culture and give Vilna a Russian character.


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The declining Prechistenskaya and Pyatnitskaya churches were rebuilt, and other Orthodox churches were renovated and renovated.


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In the second half of the 19th and early 20th centuries, Vilna became the center of the Belarusian national revival.


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The first literary works in the modern Belarusian language were published in Vilna, Belarusian organizations operated, and the first Belarusian newspapers — Nasha Niva, Gomon and others — were published.


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20th century


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At the turn of the 19th and 20th centuries, Vilna became the center of the cultural and political revival of the Lithuanian nation.


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After the ban on the use of the Lithuanian language (Latin) in print was lifted in 1904, Vilniaus Zinios, the first Lithuanian-language newspaper in Lithuania, began to be published in Vilna.


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In 1905, the Great Vilnius Seimas () was held, a congress of representatives of the Lithuanian people, which formulated the requirements for Lithuania's political autonomy.


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World War I


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Before the war, the 27th Infantry Division was stationed near the city of Vilna.


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On August 14, 1914, with the beginning of mobilization, the 27th Infantry Division left the vicinity of the city and was sent to the border with East Prussia in the area of D. Simno.


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During the war, from 1915 to 1918, the city was occupied by German and Austrian troops.


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On September 18-22, 1917, a “conference of Lithuanians” was held in Vilnius.


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It was decided to revive the independent Lithuanian state with its capital in Vilnius and ethnographic borders.


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On February 16, 1918, the Act of Independence of the State of Lithuania was signed in Vilnius.


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Interbellum


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After the German army left the city on December 31, 1918, the city was in the hands of local Polish self-defense units on January 1-5, 1919, and was occupied by the Red Army on January 5.


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The Soviet Provisional Revolutionary Workers and Peasants' Government headed by V. Mitskyavicius Kapsukas.


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At the First Congress of Lithuanian Soviets on February 18-20, the Declaration on the Unification of Soviet Lithuania and Soviet Belarus was adopted.


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On February 27, the formation of the Lithuanian-Belarusian Soviet Socialist Republic (Litbel) was proclaimed.


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During the Soviet-Polish war on April 19, 1919, the city was occupied by Polish units, and on July 20, 1920 - by units of the Red Army.


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Shortly after the defeat in the Battle of Warsaw, the retreating Red Army handed over the city to Lithuania in accordance with the agreement signed on July 12, 1920 between Soviet Russia and the Republic of Lithuania.


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Poland also recognized Lithuania's sovereignty over Vilnius and the Vilna Region under the Treaty of Suwalki, signed on October 7, 1920.


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However, already on October 9, 1920, parts of General L. Zheligovsky, with the tacit approval of Yu.


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Pilsudski was occupied by Vilnius and part of South-Eastern Lithuania.


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In 1920—1922, Vilna was the capital of the state formation Middle Lithuania, which met the federalist concept of Yu.


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Pilsudski and his supporters, in particular, General Lucian Zheligovsky.


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On February 20, 1922, the Vilna Sejm adopted a resolution on the annexation of the city and the region to Poland.


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However, in the Interim Constitution of Lithuania in 1918, in the constitutions of 1928 and 1938, Vilna was called the capital of Lithuania.


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The city of Kovno (Kaunas) was officially called the “temporary capital” of Lithuania.


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In 1926, the Vilna Voivodeship was formed on the territory of the former Middle Lithuania.


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In the interwar period, Vilna (Belarusian: Vilnia) was the center of the Belarusian national movement.


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There was a Belarusian gymnasium and a Belarusian museum of the Lutskevich brothers in the city.


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After Vilnius became part of the USSR, many of the Belarusian national figures were repressed.


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The Polish authorities in the period 1920—1939 suppressed the activities of the Lithuanian national movement.


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Most of the Lithuanian national intelligentsia left the city.


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The only church where services have been held in Lithuanian (since 1901) was the Church of St. Nicholas () [17] [18] [19].


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On September 18, 1939, Vilna and its environs were occupied by the Red Army, a significant part of the Vilna Territory was transferred to the Belarusian SSR, and under the “Agreement on the Transfer of the City of Vilna to the Republic of Lithuania and Vilna Region and Mutual Assistance between the Soviet Union and Lithuania” of October 10, 1939, the rest of the Vilna Territory, together with Vilna, were transferred to the Republic of Lithuania.


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On October 27, units of the Lithuanian army entered Vilna (by this time, ethnic Lithuanians, according to official statistics, were a minority, about 2%).


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In the rest of the former territory of Poland (including 2/3 of the Vilna Territory, recognized by Lithuania under the peace treaty of Lithuania and Soviet Russia of July 12, 1920), on October 28-30, 1939, the People's a meeting that proclaimed the establishment of Soviet power in Western Belarus and its reunification with the Byelorussian SSR.


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On November 2, 1939, the Supreme Soviet of the USSR and November 14, the Supreme Soviet of the BSSR, respectively, adopted laws on the inclusion of Western Belarus in the USSR and its reunification with the BSSR.


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Since the summer of 1940, Vilna became the capital of the Lithuanian Soviet Socialist Republic, incorporated into the USSR, and officially became known as Vilnius in Russian.


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During the Great Patriotic War, the city was captured by German troops on June 23, 1941, and the Vilnius ghetto was formed in September of the same year.


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During the occupation, 95% of the Jewish community of the city became victims of the Holocaust.


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On July 13, 1944, as a result of the Vilnius operation, after the storming of the city from July 7 to July 13, Vilnius was liberated from Nazi invaders by the troops of the Third Belorussian Front under the command of Ivan Danilovich Chernyakhovsky.


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12.5 thousand soldiers of the Polish Craiova Army also took part in the battles with units of the German garrison for the liberation of the city from July 7 to July 14, 1944 (Operation Ostrova Brama, part of the AK action” Storm”; in various sources, the number of AK fighters reaches 15 thousand [21] [22]).


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On July 16, the commanders of the AK formations were invited to a meeting with General Chernyakhovsky and arrested [23].


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In the memorial ensemble in memory of Soviet soldiers of the Great Patriotic War on Antakalnis, 2,906 Soviet soldiers of the Third Belorussian Front who died during the liberation of Vilnius are buried.


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Thomas Venclova wrote in 1978:


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I am not from Vilnius... but then I became Vilnius, like many thousands of Lithuanians who gathered in their historical capital during the war and after the war.


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For them, it was a completely unfamiliar city.


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Before the war between Vilnius and independent Lithuania, as you know, there were practically no ties.


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True, there was a myth about Vilnius, which is essential for the Lithuanian imagination, but this is different later.


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... On the very first day after school, I got lost in the ruins (there was no one to ask, because I met few people, and no one spoke Lithuanian)...... I have to say a few words about the language here.


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Vilnius is now half Lithuanian and speaks an amazing “koine”, as representatives of all Lithuanian dialects have come here.


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In 1990, Vilnius again became the capital of the independent Lithuanian state.


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In 2009, Vilnius became the European Capital of Culture.


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A. Papshis.


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Vilnius.


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Vilnius: Minthis, 1977.


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References


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documentary “Vilnius Krai and Belarus” from the ist.


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VP:VOY: The first set of edits, my cancellation, the second set of edits.


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No discussion has been initiated at the JI.


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According to the source around which the participant started a war of edits (“Auto-consulting.ua”): the source has its own journalistic staff and, accordingly, its own sources of information — for the publication as a primary source, refer to: “Arguments and Facts in Ukraine”, “Segodnya”, “Newsru.ua”, UBR, “Lenta.ru”, “Glavred”.


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No request for VP:UKR/KOI or VP:KOI was submitted — Artemis Dread 19:39, August 30, 2015 (UTC)


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This authority must be proved, and not vice versa.


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Why didn't you start a discussion on the SO?


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—HOBOPOCC 19:50, August 30, 2015 (UTC)


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A) The source meets the requirements of VP:UKR/KOI (which is actually proved above); B) Requests for confirmation of authority were not made, information and sources were simply demolished; C) According the VP:CONS rule begins the discussion by the one whose edit was canceled.


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—Artemis Dread 19:58, August 30, 2015 (UTC)


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Nothing has been proven above.


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The fact that some online media of dubious authority refer to another site of dubious authority does not increase the authority of the latter in any way.


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“According to the VP:KONS rule, the discussion is started by the one whose edit was canceled” - can you give a quote from the rule about this?


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VP:BURDEN treats this in a completely different way.


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—HOBOPOCC 20:09, August 30, 2015 (UTC)


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The actual scheme for finding consensus in VP:CONS.


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—Artemis Dread 20:43, August 30, 2015 (UTC)


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What is his journalistic staff and, accordingly, his sources of information?


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Anonymous but authoritative?


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Yep.


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The site is completely anonymous.


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Other people's photos and pictures on this site (if they have their own) will violate the copyright for their placement.


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Likewise, most of the news on this site is copied from the network.


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For example, news from (Published - 2015-08-28 19:01:51) duplicates the news (18:38 28 August 2015) and.


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TreX92 20:28, August 30, 2015 (UTC)


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1) writes: “Representatives of the Opel brand of General Motors announced the brand's plans to strengthen its presence in the Ukrainian market. Roy Nygard, Regional Head of Opel for Ukraine and New Markets, said this in an interview with AutoConsulting.” — so there is still staff if the publication's employees are interviewed.


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2) Well, so, if this is a solid copy, then you need to put the appropriate template (Template: Check Authority) so that the editors either confirm the authority or find the original source of it, and not demolish everything.


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In this case, there would be no conflict.


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Why wage a war of edits?


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So I will repeat, what is his journalistic staff and, accordingly, his sources of information?


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Anonymous but authoritative?


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And the constant copy of this source, from other sites, seems to speak for its authority.


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21:06, August 30, 2015 (UTC)


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Ok, then I suggest not to demolish all the information at once, but to look for the sources of the copy and replace them with them if they are authoritative (this will clearly not make the article worse).


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Do you agree?


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—Artemis Dread 22:19, August 30, 2015 (UTC)


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No, it's just that everything that happened to AUTO-Consulting, copy-po or not, it doesn't matter if it's not AI.


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If the information, albeit exclusive, has not been copied from anywhere, but it is not clear by whom it was written, it is still not authoritative.


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Now, if there are other AI, according to this technique of the SV of Ukraine, then refer to them.


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TreX92 22:46, August 30, 2015 (UTC)


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1) Information in news feeds without authorship (that is, on behalf of the editorial board) is a standard phenomenon, it is another matter when it comes to expert assessment (in this case, of course, there can be no authority and speech).


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2) You misunderstood me.


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I suggest that you do this work together if you are so interested in the article.


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—Artemis Dread 12:03, September 1, 2015 (UTC)


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1) Duck, and who are the editors?


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Does it even exist?


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Who is in charge of it?


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And the news comes from somewhere, and is not written on behalf of the editorial board.


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There are no signs of Auto-Consulting.ua authority at all.


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And look at the specific links in the article: “... The AUTO-Consulting correspondent studied... “, “... AUTO-Consulting noted several trends...” - there is no expert assessment, yeah?


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2) What kind of job?


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Looking for other AIs using this technique and referring to them?


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Well, I'll find it.


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TREx92 13:43, September 1, 2015 (UTC)


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I would like to draw the attention of intermediaries to the fact that the initiator of the request did not even think to seek a consensus on the CO of the article or in any other way with his opponent, but immediately went to this page and began to complain.


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—HOBOPOCC 03:19, August 31, 2015 (UTC)


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Result


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Judging by the discussion and the current state of the article, the intervention of intermediaries is not required.


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—Agra (obs.) 19:37, November 20, 2017 (UTC)


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Donetsk People's Republic


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Please consider Talk:Donetsk People's Republic #ОРИСС, Talk:Donetsk People's Republic #Нарушение NTRZ.


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Sincerely, —Seryo93 13:40, August 30, 2015 (UTC)


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I join the request, since my changes regarding the removal of information unconfirmed by links to the AI were canceled by the requestor without discussion with the transfer to the identity of the participant.


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The article is very eclectic, many of the “news” are outdated, a significant part is in the nature of an original study that does not have references to AI.


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I see the main problem in the definition of the subject of the article and the preamble, which unreasonably, with a gross violation of the NTRP (the statement that the DPR is a state entity) refute everything written further in article.


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I believe that the definition and preamble of the article should be revised.


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—Egor 16:48, August 30, 2015 (UTC)


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“with a gross violation of the NTZ (the statement that the DPR is a state entity)” - please justify how the unrecognized (that you omitted) state education is “non-neutral”.


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We have all NPG/NPPs listed as “states”


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(even the same Ichkeria)


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- but as unrecognized, and this has not caused any complaints so far.


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“with the transition to the identity of the participant” - so far you are in DEST, not me you.


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Transitions diffs please.


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Regards Seryo93


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(o.)


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17:12, August 30, 2015


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(UTC)


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@Grebenkov: Please consider both the request itself and the validity of the accusations of “aggression” and “personal” against me.


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Regards, —Seryo93


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(o.)


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17:16, August 30, 2015


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Rebels are militants


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The militant is a member of an illegal armed group.


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The DPR People's Militia and the LPR People's Militia are such.


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—This replica was added by CickSlowUnion


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(o · c)


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11:05, August 30, 2015


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(UTC)


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Then it's the Right Sector.


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Well, let me remind you about the VP:UKR/Z/A/4 #Уточнение of the status of terrorist gangs is also a similar topic.


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(o.)


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11:21, August 30, 2015


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(UTC)


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See tj.


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From a topikstarter - what, so to speak, is a dispute.


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Regards — Seryo93


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(o.)


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11:25, August 30, 2015


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(UTC)


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I do not see the slightest reason for revising the previous results.


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Ignoring the requirements not to use non-neutral language by a CickSlowUnion member can be considered destructive behavior and suppressed by blocking.


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—AGRA 17:07, August 30, 2015


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(UTC)


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Topic ban violation by HOBOPOCC


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In the topic below, the issue of violation of the topic ban by a HOBOPOCC participant was raised.


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The subject of the article was recognized only indirectly related to the Ukrainian topic, but how relevant these amendments are in this context:


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(article Crimean operation


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(article Monument to Sergei Utochkin)


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(article Ems Decree)


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(article by Vesklyarov, Pyotr Efimovich)


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(article Odessa National Academic Opera and Ballet Theater),,,,


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(article Putin. War)


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(article by Skoropadsky, Pavel Petrovich)


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(article by Buzina, Oles Alekseevich)


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(article by Kvasnyuk, Grigory Vitalievich)


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(article Brest Peace


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(Ukraine-Central Powers))?


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—Artemis Dread 00:19, August 20, 2015


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(UTC)


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@HOBOPOCC: I would love to receive explanations, especially about the articles Monument to Sergei Utochkin and Putin.


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Is war not articles directly related to Ukrainian topics, to which you made substantive changes?


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—AGRA 00:48, August 20, 2015


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(UTC)


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In order not to reduce the issue to the formal nature of the violations: - without any explanations, a note is placed on the CO of the article about the lack of authority of the work of the whole.


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: the whole bouquet is simple: a)


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the source does not say that the business has become unprofitable, it has become “uninteresting” according to the owner of the cinema


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(not to mention that this interpretation of the opinion is presented as a fact); b)


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a statement about “forced Ukrainization”, which is generally absent in the sources; c)


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about “mandatory dubbing”: to put it mildly, there is no such law, and there is no mandatory dubbing even in by-laws.


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—AGRA 01:10, August 20, 2015


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(UTC)


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Putin.


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War — Doubts about Yevgeny Kiselyov's Fame


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(see service record)


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— this is already wonderful; the statement that the position of the Delegation of Ukraine to the European Union is not the official position of Ukraine even more; the subsequent removal of the section citing the fact that the opinion the representative office of Ukraine is not significant — the icing on the cake.


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—AGRA 01:17, August 20, 2015


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(UTC)


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So far, I am inclined not only to ease, but to significantly expand restrictions.


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Do you have an explanation?


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—AGRA 01:20, August 20, 2015


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(UTC)


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I ask the intermediary User:Grebenkov to refuse to summarize this issue.


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Your attitude towards a HOBOPOCC member looks very biased.


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And to assess actions and evaluate specific amendments.


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1. I strongly disagree with the assessment of the participant's activities on this page as harmful.


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2. I do not see any serious problems in these violations of the topic ban.


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Of course, it is wrong to violate the ban topic, but as was rightly noted by the mediator, not about all violations


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(especially formal ones)


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we should ring the bells, but only about the ones that create problems.


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Nobody paid attention to these violations


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(this is with such attentive opponents!) , they didn't create a problem.


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So get them out now.


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(including March)


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It's not very constructive.


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Rather, I would point out to the Artemis Dread participant the inadmissibility of collecting compromising evidence.


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3. According to specific estimates of the edits: I do not share the mediator's assessments.


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Yes, the amendments are not indisputable, it is clear that these are amendments by one of the parties to the conflict, but they are not at all deliberately wrong.


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And the mediator's assessments are surprising.


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For example, the source does not say that the business has become unprofitable, it has become “uninteresting” in the opinion of the owner of the cinema — sorry, but from the context it is quite clear that we are talking about business interest, this is just synonymous with profit.


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I did not understand the mandatory dubbing in depth, but one way or another, the information that dubbing was required in practice, there are attempts by the intermediary to prove that this is all wrong, look strange.


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doubts about Evgeny Kiselyov's fame - I did not find any doubt about fame in the corrections of the HOBOPOCC participant.


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Why are you presenting it this way?


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I think it is correct to delete this fragment.


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And the level of authority is low


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(it is not very clear in which area Kiselyov is an expert here, plus a blog post)


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and in fact, almost nothing about the report


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(if only we limited ourselves to the text about Kiselyov's positive assessment, we could still think about leaving it), but in fact, Kiselyov's propaganda post, representing the “pro-Putin the majority” blindly believe in absolute fiction, and the position of the opposition as carrying the absolute truth.


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Vulpes 04:46, August 20, 2015


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(UTC)


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“I don't see any serious problems in these violations of the topic ban,” but I see it.


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If you have no doubt about Kiselyov's fame, look better.


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Many changes are deeply controversial, and this is all the more unacceptable for a participant who is under a topic ban.


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—AGRA 15:59, August 20, 2015


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(UTC)


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Putin.


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War —


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(a)


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when I was editing the article, I was focused on the actual event — the release of the report, its authorship, the hype around the report


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(which does not fall under the RCR), completely losing sight of the actual content of the report


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(events in Ukraine that undoubtedly fall under the UKR).


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As soon as I immediately stopped participating in the article, I could not cancel my edits, as they had already been changed by other editors, so I admit my unintentional violation of the ban topic;


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(b)


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in fact, your complaints about my edits are very petty and resemble nit-picking.


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For example, this amendment — which, as I understand from your remark, you assess as some kind of “absurd”.


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Excuse me, since when did Wikipedia articles welcome ratings?


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As far as I know current trends, the addition of evaluation characteristics is not welcome.


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The setting of the clarifying template should have prompted the author of the added fragment to the idea of removing this characteristic on his own.


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I would like to draw your attention to the fact that you yourself reacted negatively to my remark when discussing Anatoly Shariy's authority:.


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You immediately ask again in response — It's good that this is not happening in the main space, but on a page created to discuss such things.


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And if someone wrote to the OP that “Shariy is recognized”, and then another participant would ask “Who is recognized by?” By setting up an appropriate template, would you also accuse the latter of something there?


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; I rewrote what was written on the wiki article from the source provided as close as possible.


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Monument to Sergei Utochkin - how does an article about a monument erected in memory of a citizen of the Russian Empire who was not involved in Ukrainian events in any way relate to the subject of the UKR?


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Personally, you wrote that, for example, articles Padded jacket


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(internet meme)


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or Dill


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(disambiguation)


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do not belong to the subject of UKR.


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Only based on the fact that the article under discussion does not belong to the topic of UKR, I made some corrections to it.


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Now about your complaints about my amendments — I do not know where you are writing from, where you are located, but I know for sure that it is far enough from Ukraine and what is happening here you know only by hearsay.


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Because only a person who is completely unfamiliar with Ukrainian realities can derogatory call one of the most read newspapers in the South-East of Ukraine and write that “about “mandatory dubbing”: to put it mildly , everything is wrong, and there is no such law, and there is no mandatory dubbing even in by-laws.”


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Maybe there is no such law, maybe there is nothing like that in the by-laws, but films are released either in the original language or in mov.


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That's it.


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Nothing has changed since the entry into force in 2006 of some law on this.


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You referred to this article published on July 16, 2008, in which an author discusses the illegality of some actions of the prosecutor's office, which challenged the decision of the court, which film distributors won against the state and achieved the abolition of mandatory duplication.


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The author's article begins with the fact that “on July 5, 2008, television channels and online publications began to replete with reports from the press service of the Prosecutor General's Office, saying that thanks to” by the intervention of the Prosecutor General's Office of Ukraine, the court ordered all foreign films in Ukraine to be dubbed into the state language “” and then the author discusses on July 16, 2008 how wrong all this is, how the prosecutor's office is wrong and how everything is fine and you can release films in any language.


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Well, it's been 7 years since this article was published.


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I would like to report to you that the Prosecutor's Office of Ukraine has won all lawmaking, all courts and all the rights of national minorities.


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In Ukraine, all films came out only with Ukrainian dubbing


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(well, or in the original language, but this applies only to Russian films), and this is how they come out.


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Nothing has changed even during the years of the “pro-Russian” President Yanukovych.


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And Wikipedia is not at all interested in your personal opinion on this matter.


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This is what is written in the source referenced in the article:.


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Moreover, I can tell you that I know about the reasons for the closure of the cinema, as they say, “first hand”, but neither my opinion nor your personal opinion is that there is allegedly “no” mandatory dubbing in wikipedia doesn't weigh anything.


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Crimean operation


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and this edit — since when are the works of 80 years ago on history recognized as authoritative automatically?


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The AK:537 decision clearly states that “Wikipedia articles are written on the basis of modern scientific sources.”


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If Ivan Kripackevich's 1936 work contains some valuable information and it is still relevant, then modern authors should refer to it


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(as is the case, for example, with Sergei Melgunov or Hrushevsky).


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In general, I believe that the inclusion of this article under the topic of UKR is very polemical.


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This is the GWR theme first of all.


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In addition, very controversial statements in the article Crimean Operation


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(1918), presented as facts, but contradicting other works of historians, went to this work by Kripakevich.


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So I found it necessary to double-check its credibility.


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I thank the editor of Vulpes for voting in my defense.


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On my part, I am ready to report that I feel the bias of the mediator Grebenkov towards me.


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As I see it, it appeared after such a clash with him: after the appearance of an article about the shelling of the Bosse stop in Donetsk, at some point it was not clear how to correctly name the place where everything this has happened.


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After googling a little, I realized that the locals call this place “Bosse” and.


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This information was checked so elementary, so often mentioned in connection with the event that it was just trivial data.


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Then, for some reason, they began to delete it - the intermediary himself joined the removers -.


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And then I dared to reprimand him.


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And from that moment on, I noticed that the mediator's attitude towards me had deteriorated.


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A couple of days later, one of the Donetsk residents wrote an article on the SO:.


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Anyway:;;.


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However, there is one more thing —.


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So how to name this place and the article itself is obvious to me.


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—HOBOPOCC 08:52, August 20, 2015


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P.S. And I can't “ignore” the situation with the article Odessa National Academic Opera and Ballet Theater.


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Artemis Dread counted such an edit to me there.


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Is it that someone interested and involved in the UKR usurped the term Novorossia into their property?


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Why is this?


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The article “Odessa National Academic Opera and Ballet Theater” is now “good”.


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At one time, she was even “chosen”.


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that anonymous for some reason are trying to remove


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(VP:PROTEST).


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—HOBOPOCC 09:14, August 20, 2015


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HOBOPOCC 1. The word “Novorossia” does not seem to be in these sources.


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2. In the context of well-known events, the reader of the word “Novorossia”, who is not familiar with the entire complex history, may be surprised by this wording.


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Moreover, in order not to be confused with the modern political project “Novorossia”, the phrase in any case should have been clarified, such as “the term of the Russian Empire for the designation of the lands of the Northern Black Sea region” or that's a different wording.


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But it is clearly not appropriate to describe this issue in such detail not even in history, but in the first sentence of an article about theater.


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In the history section, you can write that the theater is the first in the Northern Black Sea region.


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—192749n47 09:57, August 20, 2015


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I see signs in your actions of conscious play with the rules in the format “Playing with fire is a regular, familiar, systematic balancing on the verge of breaking the rules without formally violating them, or regular, systematic minor violations of the rules, in which it can be difficult to prove or justify the existence of formal violations, but nevertheless the behavior of the participant is obvious unconstructive and annoying.”


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I think a decision will be made soon.


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—AGRA 15:59, August 20, 2015


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Oh yes, also VP:ORISS: you yourself admit that you do not write from sources, but on the principle “I know better here”.


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—AGRA 16:00, August 20, 2015


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“You yourself admit that you do not write from sources, but on the principle “I know better here” — no, this did not happen.


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I wrote the exact opposite: I know better, but Wikipedia does not allow this.


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This is the point of my line.