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	KHERI - LoveToKnow Article on KHERI
		In 1871 the total population was 1,661,892, and in 1897 2,744,040, of whom 1,332,175 were women and 785,094 lived in towns.
		The government is divided into six districts, the chief towns of which are: Kherson (q.v.), Alexandriya [14,002 in 1897), Ananiev (16,713), Elisavetgrad (66,182 in 1900), Odessa (449,673 in 1900), and Tiraspol (29,323 in 1900).
		This region was long subject to the sway of the Tatar khans of the 'rimea, and owes its rapid growth to the colonizing activity of Catherine II., who between 1778 and 1792 founded the cities of Kherson, Odessa and Nikolayev.
	www.1911encyclopedia.org /K/KH/KHERI.htm (925 words)

	Excerpts from the Chronicles of the Elisavetgrad Hussar Regiment
		Her Majesty Queen Olga Nikolayevna of Wurttemberg’s Elisavetgrad Hussar Regiment, previously horse jager regiment, had a misfortune of losing a sachet with official papers during the 1812 Campaign which resulted in a gap of several decades in its regimental histories.
		In 1812, the Elisavetgrad Regiment was attached to the 1st Cavalry Corps of Adjutant General Fedor Petrovich Uvarov, which also included Life Guard Dragoon, Uhlan, Hussar and Cossack regiments.
		Private Samus of the Leib-Squadron of the Elisavetgrad Regiment, tall, athletic, witty and gallant man who was captured wounded at Borodino, appeared in front of the count as a commander of 3,000-men strong guerrilla detachment which he organized from the peasants of nearby villages.
	www.napoleon-series.org /research/russianarchives/c_osten-sacken.html (3706 words)

	JDC
		The territory of Elisavetgrad was included “into the pale of settlement”.
		In 100 after Elisavetgrad was founded the population of the city included Christians- 47500, Jews – 23230.
		However, none of the pogrommers was detained, nobody was punished for robbing and murdering.
	www.shtetlinks.jewishgen.org /ukraine/2/2.html (516 words)

	Enjoytravellife - Kirovograd travel guide (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-08)
		Here the leader of the peasant liberating campaigns Emelian Pugachev had served, A.V.Suvurov and M.I.Kutuzov repeatedly came to Elisavetgrad to control the figt- ing trim of the troops, and just here during the Crimean war 1853-1856 N.I.Pirogov laied down the foundations of the military surgery.
		Elisavetgrad was fated to become the cradle of the Ukrainian professional theatre.
		Its was founded by the the coryphaeuses of the Ukrainian theatre Mark Kropivnitski, brothers and sister from unforgettable family Tobilevich - Ivan Karpenko-Kary, Panas Saksaganski, Nicolai Sadovski, Maria Sadovski-Barilotti, and also the playwright Mikhail Ctaritski and talented actress Maria Zan'kovetska.
	www.enjoytravellife.com /europe/ukraine/kirovograd.htm (759 words)

	Barsonuphius, Abbot Of Alexandria And Those With Him
		However, he was arrested and imprisoned in terrible conditions in stuffy, damp basements, where his cassock rotted away from the damp and, besides other sorrows of imprisonment in that terrible time, there were so many insects exasperating the prisoners that they had to be scraped off like rubbish.
		Barsonuphius was released and was appointed by Bishop Onuphrius (Gagalyuk) to a parish in the village of Verkhniye Vairaki, near Elisavetgrad, where by his sincere and zealous service he soon won general respect both among the lay believers and among the clergy.
		The rise of renovationism revealed him to be a firm warrior in defence of the truth of the Church and a fearless exposer of the schismatics.
	www.orthodox.net /russiannm/barsonuphius-abbot-of-alexandria-and-those-with-him.html (5348 words)

	Kirovohrad County (Ukraine)
		Oblast (Region) in Ukraine.Capital: Kirovohrad (in Russian: Kirovograd).Known formerly as Elisavetgrad before 1934 and Kirovo in 1934-1939.
		According to my atlases and geographical dictionaries, in 1924 Elisavetgrad or Yelizavetgrad was renamed Zinovievsk; renamed Kirovo 1936; Krovograd 1939.
		Concering Elisavetgrad - "Ye" is how "e" sounds in russian; "z" instead of "s" is probably a translator's "liberty".
	www.hampshireflag.co.uk /world-flags/allflags/ua-kg.html (520 words)

	Sister Cities International (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-08)
		The ancient city of Elisavetgrad (present Kirovohrad) was founded in 1754 with the purpose to defend the southern borders of Russian Empire from the Tartars.
		Surrounded by fertile lands Elisavetgrad Region has become the main producer of different crops: wheat, sugar beet, sunflower, and maize.
		Elisavetgrad was the first city in Ukraine the professional Ukrainian theatre to be born in.
	www.sister-cities.org /icrc/cityseek/list/display?recID=34351 (237 words)

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		He was raised in a strong musical, conservative family.
		Szymanowski began his music education with his father and continued at Neuhaus's school in Elisavetgrad.
		Unfortunately, in the fall of 1917 the Szymanowski's house was destroyed and the family moved to Elisavetgrad (Russia).
	www.angelfire.com /scifi2/rsolecki/karol_szymanowski.html (645 words)

	About Project - Ukraine. Museum. Collection. Judaica. (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-08)
		Before the twenties of the XX century these unique works of art were used during the ceremonies in synagogues.
		They were presented both on happy or on sad occasions to the Jewish communities of Kiev, Zhytomir, Vinnitsa, Belopolie, Elisavetgrad, Lohvitsa, Meldzhibozh, Tul`chin, Odessa, Kherson, Yampol`, Volochisk and other cities and towns of Ukraine.
		We would like to repeat the words spoken by Jack Rosen, the president of The American Jewish Congress, on the opening of the exhibition “Treasures of the Torah”: “ … we opened the door for all, who wish to see the beauty”.
	www.judaica.com.ua /project.php (188 words)

	Kaplan Family Website
		Elisavetgrad wasn't founded until 1754 (over a century later than my small town of Natick, Massachusetts), and it was a military fortress on Russia's expanding frontier until 1784.
		Elisavetgrad grew quickly; its number of factories doubled in the 1890s and business boomed.
		Its population grew to 63,000 in 1897, and 273,000 in 2000.
	www.millermicro.com /family/kaplanfamily1.html (733 words)

	Lehrveranstaltungen Löwe
		Pogroms started on the 12th of April in Elisavetgrad and remained endemic and irrepressible until the middle of 1882, but even in 1883 there was a minor wave and the last pogrom erupted in the interior of Russia in Nizhnii Novgorod in 1884.
		Sure enough somebody tried to create an incident through feigning an attempted ritual murder of his grand-child - this was in Vitebsk at about the time when the first pogroms began.
		The rumors of impending pogroms or, more bizarre, of attacks by "waring Israel" must have heated up the atmosphere which anyway was bristling with the threat of violence.
	www.sog.uni-hd.de /lehrstuhl/alexander3.html (3374 words)

	Memoirs by Archimandrite Nektary (Chernobyl)
		Finally, Bishop Onouphry of Elisavetgrad (Gagaliuk, martyred by the godless on 1 June 1938; his life appears in Russia's Catacomb Saints, Platina, 1982 - ed.), who had remained faithful to Patriarch Tikhon, sent to our city Hieromonk Barsanouphy (Yurchenko).
		His cassock disintegrated from the dampness, and there were so many lice in the cell that one could rake them up with one's hands.
		The rise of Renovationism revealed him to be a steadfast champion of the truth of the Church and a fearless accuser of the renovationists.
	www.roca.org /OA/155-156/155f.htm (8269 words)

	Constaţa Costea. Une nouvelle réplique slavonne du Paris.gr.74: seven decades after // ...
		The Tetraevangelia known since the end of the nineteenth century as Elisavetgrad, a fourteenth-fifteenth century manuscript
		As far as the model for the Warsaw Tetraevangelia is concerned, Der Nersessian’s presumption of Elisavetgrad having had model as a variant very close to Paris.gr.74 is supported in new terms.
		A different arrangement put all the members - Lwow (Warsaw) comprised - under Paris.gr.74, preference being given to the “Romanian redaction” linking Sucevita 23 to Sucevita 24; Elisavetgrad was classified as Bulgarian; no further comment on Lwow: Un manuscris al voievodului Ieremia Movila, p.12-13.
	archaeology.kiev.ua /journal/030501/costea.htm (1766 words)

	Karol Szymanowski: A Leading Composer of the Modern Music Theater
		It was a place where the landed gentry's traditions were nurtured, where literary periodicals and the latest news from the worlds of music and books, found their way.
		The Szymanowski family used to spend the winter months in the nearby town of Elisavetgrad where they owned a house.
		Hence, the first opera performances that the teenage Karol saw - apart from the Russian composer Dargomizhsky's Rusalka produced in Elisavetgrad - were Faust, Carmen, La Traviata and Wagner's Lohengrin, all in Vienna.
	info-poland.buffalo.edu /classroom/szyman/composer.html (2516 words)

	Hieromartyrs Of The Crimea And Taganrog
		Protopriest Nicholas Bortovsky was born in the 1860s in the south Ukraine.
		In the 1890s he was serving in the church of the village of Peschany Brod in Elisavetgrad province.
		Then he served in church in Sebastopol and Simferopol.
	www.orthodox.net /russiannm/crimea-and-taganrog-hieromartyrs-martyrs-and-confessors.html (491 words)

	Agapit №11
		The activities of K. Dobrovolsky, a scientist-hygienist, has not been elucidated in historical-and-medical literature.
		Kostantin Dobrovolsky was born on May 11, 1867 in the city of Elisavetgrad.
		In 1887 he finished Simferopol gymnasium with a gold medal (which he endowed to the fund of defense during the Great Patriotic War) and the same year he entered the Petersbourg Mining College.
	www.histomed.kiev.ua /agapit/ag11/ag11-24e.html (1098 words)

	Ukraine Info \| Travel \| Places (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-08)
		In mid-1700s an intensive Russian colonization of the Ukrainian lands began.
		In 1952, New Serbia was founded, and in 1754 the Fortress of St. Elizabeth was founded which later turned into the town of Elisavetgrad (now Kirovohrad) — an uyezd (rayon) central town in Kherson guberniya (province).
		The temperate warm climate, the availability of deposits of radon and mineral waters (reserves of about 150,000 cu.
	www.ukraineinfo.us /travel/kirovograd (1680 words)

	David Roitman
		As a lad he sang in various Synagogue choirs with some very famous Chazanim, including Moshe Gruberman and Zeidel Rovner and, like most Chazanim in those days, he graduated from being a chorister to become a Chazan in his own right.
		At 18 he was appointed in Elisavetgrad and at 25 he became Chazan in Vilna.
		The Great Synagogue in St. Petersburg was his next post and in this prestigious position, with a salary commensurate with its importance, he remained until 1917.
	www.chazzanut.com /articles/roitman.html (469 words)

	1 - Museum of history "Red Star" factory
		After nationalization of a factory "Elvorti" in April, 1919 in this house the telephone station and other services of a factory was placed.
		By April 19, 1919 the factory " Elvorti" is renamed in " the First state machine-building factory of city Elisavetgrad ".
		Since April, 1922 the name of a factory has changed on " Third agricultural machine-building factory ".
	elvorti.star.itgo.com /p1_e.html (408 words)

	History of Anarchism in Russia, by E. Yaroslansky
		But they undoubtedly caused the revolutionary movement considerable harm by their struggle against the Marxists, and particularly by their advocacy of individual terrorism and anarchy.
		In 1905-06, the activities of the Russian anarchists were confined almost exclusively to the South of Russia-Odessa, Ekaterinoslav, Elisavetgrad-and partly the Caucasus and Poland (Lodz, Byelostok, Warsaw).
		Those who are familiar with the history of the revolution in Russia know that the anarchist movement of 1905-07 did not give Russia a single outstanding revolutionary leader, did not provide a single idea of value to the revolution; this anarchist movement cannot name a single fact of positive and decisive significance in its development.
	dwardmac.pitzer.edu /ANARCHIST_ARCHIVES/worldwidemovements/anarchisminrussia2.html (3088 words)

	14 to 42 - 36th Street (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-08)
		The name Ostrow over a large U marks the spot for Abraham Ostrow's U.
		Hat Frame Co. Born in Elisavetgrad, Ukraine, Abraham Ostrow (1890-1963) immigrated to the U. in 1904.
		The U. Hat Frame Co. began around 1910 at 49 E. 8th St. A partner in the business was Adolph Zarowsky.
	www.14to42.net /36street0.3.html (146 words)

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		He was sentenced to 5 years imprisonment in 1935, but was retried and shot on August 24, 1936.
		Grigori Evseevich Zinoviev (1883 - 1936) Born at Elisavetgrad (Zinovievsk), he studied chemistry and law at Berne.
		He was a revolutionary by the time he met Lenin in 1903.
	www.things.org /music/al_stewart/digest_archives/v01.n378 (2494 words)

	Abstract (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-08)
		In order to acquire this citizenship, he had to transcend his own mixed cultural heritage and be able to deal with the recurring sense of linguistic and geographical loss and emotional displacement which chased him all his life.
		Tarkovskij was born in the South Eastern Ukrainian city of Elisavetgrad in a family which descended from the Arab Muslim shamxals (princes) of the city of Tarki who ruled Daghestan since the VIII century CE.
		Tarkovskij's immediate ancestors, however, were Eastern Orthodox Ukrainian Polish gentry.
	aatseel.org /program/aatseel/1999/abstract-169.html (237 words)

	Busoni and His Legacy
		The apogee of Busoni's pianistic activity, evidently, were his six concerts of Liszt's works, given in Berlin in 1911 on the centenary of the great Hungarian's birth.
		I did not hear them, for that winter after Italy I lived in Elisavetgrad but my acquaintances who heard that feast spoke of its marvels and defined them as a heroic sacrifice - eine Heldentat.
		When I heard him for the first time in 1906 and afterwards many other times, my enthusiasm was great, I felt a like pygmy (with my weak virtuosic abilities) compared to him, even if I couldn't agree (he didn't convince me) in the interpretation of some works (for example, Beethoven's Sonata Op.
	www.arbiterrecords.com /notes/134notes.html (4058 words)

	Prof. Henryk Neuhaus - a teacher of the Masters.
		Heinrich (Harry) NEUHAUS - a teacher of the Masters.
		Heinrich Neuhaus was born on April 12, 1888 in Elisavetgrad, today Kirovograd, in the West Ukraine.
		His father was Gustav Neuhaus, the German pianist and a teacher of the German language, who arrived to Ukraine from
	www.pianoeu.com /neuhauseng.html (1367 words)

	Russian State Library stages rarities show. \| Publishing Industry (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-08)
		The show has been staged to coincide with the 250th anniversary of the birth of renowned Russian book connoisseur and former Chancellor of State Count Nikolai Rumyantsev and the Rumyantsev Readings international conference.
		The library's manuscript department is presenting the Gospel of Elisavetgrad of 1600 and rare manuscripts of works by Gogol, Dostoyevsky and Chekhov, with the rare books department exhibiting 15th century West European incunabula and a collection of first editions by Giorano Bruno, reports RIA Novosti.
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	www.allbusiness.com /periodicals/article/773933-1.html (278 words)

	The NDSU Libraries: Germans From Russia
		Initially the main stream of migrants directed to Povozh'e (* territories along Volga River).
		In Novorossia (* the old name of Ukraine until 1917) the first colony, Alt-Danzig, appeared in 1787 not far from Elisavetgrad, but only in 19 century the development of Novorossia Lands became really serious.
		The first vessel with the German colonists came to Odessa in 1804.
	www.lib.ndsu.nodak.edu /grhc/history_culture/history/kolesnikow.html (2995 words)

	Tony Cliff: Lenin 1 - Building the Party (Chap.7) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-08)
		A strike led by the Zubatov unions in Odessa in July 1902, unexpectedly for the initiators, drew in the whole of the city and acquired a markedly political character.
		Mass political strikes in 1903 spread through almost the whole of South Russia (Kiev, Ekatarinoslav, Nikolayev, Elisavetgrad, and other towns).
		The effect was to turn the Tsarist government against Zubatovism.
	www.marxists.org /archive/cliff/works/1975/lenin1/chap07.htm (5995 words)

	Elisavetgrad - English-French Dictionary - WordReference.com
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	www.wordreference.com /enfr/Elisavetgrad (41 words)

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	www.3dchat.org /misc/W/Barthel/cryptococci/Cicatrize/Tiki/petitional/Liverwort/jills/Trame (331 words)

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