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	Station Information - Gudok
		Gudok is an ancient Russian string musical instrument, which was played with a bow.
		Gudok usually has 3 strings: 2 of them were tuned in unison and the 3d - one fifth higher.
		Later (in 14th century and after) some modifications of gudok had a real neck for pressing strings, but this wasn't very useful because of specific instrument's shape and was an obvious borrowing from fiddles.
	www.stationinformation.com /encyclopedia/g/gu/gudok.html (268 words)

	Gudok - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		A Gudok usually had 3 strings: 2 of them were tuned in unison, whereas the 3rd was tuned one fifth higher.
		The nearest relative of gudok is Bulgarian gadulka.
		Gudoks as a folk instrument entirely ceased away for several centuries already.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Gudok (307 words)

	Gudok
		Gudok gehört meiner Schwester Nicole und ich reite ihn ab und zu.
		Gudok mit seiner heißgeliebten Pandura, eine Rheinländerstute, die da grad rossig ist.
		Pandura, sie steht direkt neben Gudok in der Boxengasse.
	www.beepworld.de /members61/ladymystique/stall.htm (62 words)

	Tripura Society's Website, Independant, and Aunthentic Information & Views About Tripura
		In the past gudok used to be prepared in young bamboo pipes of wandal variety.
		Now a days the wandal variety of bamboo has become a rare, so the Gudok is prepared in common pan.
		The gudok prepared in bamboo pipe has special aroma and delicious taste, the modern gudok prepared in pan come nowhere in nearby of bamboo pipe gudok.
	tripurasociety.org /cuisines.htm (1271 words)

	Russian Traditional Musical Instruments (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Gudok - authentic Russian folk three-string pear-shaped bowed instrument that is usually held vertically.
		It has 3 strings: 2 of them were tuned in unison and the 3d - one fifth higher.
		Gudok Prices = 250-300-350 Euro (depending on size), takes 1-2 weeks to make.
	www.barynya.com /sale.stm (1153 words)

	Svetlana Varchenko's Home Page
		It was difficult to find work in the capital, but he was fortunate - he was appointed secretary to the literary section of Glavpolitprosvet.
		To make a living, he worked as a correspondent and wrote feuilletons for the newspapers Gudok, Krasnaia Panorama and the Berlin newspaper Nakanune.
		For the almanac Nedra, he wrote The Heart of a Dog (1925), The Fatal Eggs, Diaboliad (1924), and The Adventures of a Chichikov.
	www.unc.edu /~svetlana/lib_bulgakov.htm (735 words)

	Untitled Document
		August 12 Appearance of No. 1 of the newspaper Gudok - the legal Bolshevik organ of the Baku oil industry workers' union, formed on the initiative of J. Stalin.
		November 1907-March 1908 J. Stalin directs the campaign for the participation of the Baku workers in a conference with the oil owners on the condition that the rights of the workers are guaranteed.
		He also conducts propaganda among the political prisoners, holds debates with the Socialist-Revolutionaries and Mensheviks and organizes the study of Marxist literature by the political prisoners.
	home.wanadoo.nl /kf2/1905.htm (1809 words)

	Russia Revisited - Khilkoff History - Aleksandr Dmitrievich Khilkov (1898 -1947)
		For the next four years (1932-1936) he worked as correspondent for Kanadskii gudok, the organ of the federation of Gorky Russian Workers and Farmers Clubs (Canada).
		His articles chiefly concern the workers' movement in Belgium and the growing threat of fascism in Europe.
		In his spare time he continued to write, continuing as correspondent for Kanadskii gudok until April 1936.
	www.russiarevisited.com /insights/khilkoff/geneo/kh14.htm (635 words)

	Books \| Master of the surreal
		His work was banned for decades, but in Russia he now has iconic status and his cult is growing in the west.
		As the sleeper-train from St Petersburg clanks towards Moscow, a rustle beneath the door marks the arrival of Russian Railways' one piece of free reading matter, Gudok, the old newspaper of the Soviet train workers union.
		Under new management, it plans to live up to its cheerful name (Gudok means "the Hooter") and more particularly to its most famous former employee.
	books.guardian.co.uk /print/0,3858,4162507-99930,00.html (1190 words)

	Amazon.com: gudok (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Gudok by Mk Periodica - Newspaper Subscription - 232 issues / 12 months
		V knopka (knohp-kuh; button) V gudok (goo-dohk; beep, tone) V dolgij...
		reconstructed from surviving fragments: a gudok or viol.
	www.amazon.com /s?ie=UTF8&search-alias=aps&keywords=gudok&page=1 (1018 words)

	www.rian.ru
		10/08/2005 21:36 MOSCOW, August 10 (RIA Novosti) - There are currently 10-15 life-threatening organisms and toxins that could be harnessed by terrorists and used as biological weapons, Russian scientist Anatoli Vorobev said in an article in the Gudok newspaper.
		Vorobev, the president of the Russian Biotechnology Society, believes the most dangerous disease-causing organisms are the variola virus (causing smallpox) and the yerstina pestis bacterium (causing bubonic plague).
		Gudok reports that staff at the Novosibirsk Nuclear Physics Institute and the Irkutsk Limnological Institute have carried out successful tests for eliminating colonies of the bacteria that causes anthrax using an industrial neutron generator.
	en.rian.ru /science/20050810/41132485-print.html (132 words)

	Lenin: 677. TO N. N. KRESTINSKY
		I agree, with the obligatory addition to this conclusion (“reprimand”): do not dare to introduce departmental polemics, do not dare to browbeat the Supreme Economic Council, the Commissariat for Food and other People’s Commissariats.
		The author of the article attacked the Food Commissariat for requisitioning the grain brought to Moscow by one of the departments of the People’s Commissariat for Railways.
		Krestinsky proposed that the author of the article and the editors of Gudok should be censured for such impermissible publications.
	www.marxists.org /archive/lenin/works/1920/aug/27c.htm (224 words)

	Ilya Ilf, Yevgeny Petrov
		In 1923 he moved to Moscow, where he obtained a post of librarian and wrote for various newspaper and humor magazines.
		Two years later he became a journalist for the magazines Gudok and Moriak.
		Petrov was appointed sub-editor of the satirical journal Krasnyi perets and in 1923 he joined the staff of the newspaper Gudok, a publication for railway workers.
	www.kirjasto.sci.fi /ilf.htm (1424 words)

	Sydney Balalaika Orchestra
		By the mid-eighteenth century, the balalaika was easily the most popular instrument amongst the Russian people.
		Several factors contributed to the: earlier stringed instruments such as the 'gusli', 'domra' and 'gudok' - all of which may have rivalled the balalaika - had gone out of fashion, the guitar had not yet penetrated into the Russian life, and it was surprisingly easy to make a balalaika at home.
		It was the latter that also contributed to the change in shape from the oval to triangular - it was much easier to form straight sides that curved.
	www.balalaika.com.au /instruments (582 words)

	Ilya Ilf, Yevgeniy Petrov
		Petrov, the son of a teacher, began his career as a news-service correspondent, worked briefly as a criminal investigator, and went to Moscow in 1923, where he became a professional journalist.
		Initially, Ilf worked on the staff of Gudok ("The Whistle"), the central rail-workers' newspaper, while Petrov worked on the satirical journal, Krasny perets ("Red Pepper").
		In 1926 Petrov moved to "The Whistle," and he and Ilf formed their unique literary partnership.
	www.odessit.com /namegal/english/ilf_petr.htm (415 words)

	[No title]
		Gudok, Balalaika, Rozhok, Zhaleika, Svirel, Kalyuka, Gudok, Dudka - Russian traditional folk music instruments handmade in Moscow, Russia by craftsmen Alexander Zhukovski.
		Real musical instruments, also perfect Russian collectible items, exclusive authentic design.
		Russian folk ensembles "Kazachiy Krug", "Drevo", "Yakhont Lazorevy", "Vetka", one of groups of D. Pokrov-ski (theatre on Taganka) are using guslis, liras and gudoks made by me".
	www.khomus.com /masters/zhukovsky (110 words)

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	www.infoweb.co.nz /gudok (302 words)

	"Remembering Gudok - Mikhail Bulgakov - SovLit.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		The following is an excerpt from "I Dreamed a Dream", an unfinished manuscript by Mikhail Bulgakov, first published in 1975.
		The text centers on Bulgakov's early days working for the magazine Gudok, referred to herein as "a certain big newspaper." Also, "Sochelnik" is code for the Berlin-based paper Nakanunye, and "a little piece to the amount of 64 pages" refers to Bulgakov's own "Notes on the Cuffs".
		From that night on I sat down to work at one in the morning and wrote until three or four.
	www.sovlit.com /bonus/gudok (1662 words)

	Man Held in Child-Sex Case
		A prominent Russian businessman has been detained on charges of illegal sexual relations with a 10-year-old girl, for which he is alleged to have paid her mother $300 a month, a spokesman for the city police said Thursday.
		Igor Tsyrulnikov said police had detained Alexander Kudryavtsev, 39, a general director of the joint-stock company Gudok, in his apartment on Ulitsa Kremenchugskaya in west Moscow on Monday.
		This is only an excerpt from the full story.
	www.themoscowtimes.com /stories/1995/02/10/012.html (164 words)

	RIA Novosti - Wirtschaft - Gudok: Russischer Strommarkt interessiert ausländische Investoren nicht
		Eine Woche nach der Liberalisierung des russischen Strommarktes wird klar, dass die Stromtarife in den unterversorgten Regionen auf mehr als das Doppelte steigen können.
		Ausländische Investoren zeigen auch nach der Reform kein Interesse für den russischen Strommarkt, schreibt die Zeitung "Gudok" am Freitag.
		August hatte die russische Regierung die staatliche Regulierung der Stromtarife für Unternehmen aufgehoben.
	de.rian.ru /business/20060908/53657394.html (315 words)

	Armed Assault & OFP-2 Forums - View Profile: Gudok
		Armed Assault & OFP-2 Forums - View Profile: Gudok
		Gudok is not a member of any public groups
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	www.armedassault.org /web2/forums/member.php?u=353 (53 words)

	TIME.com: Water Boy -- Jul 29, 1957 -- Page 1
		But what if there was not enough freight to move?
		The latest issue of Gudok, the Soviet railway journal, tells how Comrade Vorobiev met his problem.
		In 1955 Traffic Manager Vorobiev's line was in grave danger of falling below its monthly norm in tank-car loadings.
	www.time.com /time/magazine/article/0,9171,825171,00.html (519 words)

	ASTANA TAKES NEW DIRECTION FOR RAILWAY CONSTRUCTION - Eurasia Daily Monitor
		its drive to reach the markets of Asia, the Caucasus, and Europe (Gudok, January
		Kazakhstan's Transport Ministry has made a conspicuous shift from routes through
		railway commission in China and told the Russian newspaper Gudok that China is
	www.jamestown.org /edm/article.php?article_id=2370366 (715 words)

	Gadulka bow Bulgarian gudok External links Russian Dobruja musical instrument string (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Gadulka bow Bulgarian gudok External links Russian Dobruja musical instrument string
		To download this article in pdf format, just click here: Gadulka.pdf
		Gadulka; Gudok; Kemenche; The lyra of Crete [ edit ] External links
	en.powerwissen.com /Aqr1T3zyV342YpxWSmmBCg==_Gadulka.html (242 words)

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