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  commiten
Was born in a 1964 in Kiev province.
Was born in a 1966 in Lugansk province.
Was born in a 1961 in Vinnitsa province.
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 Hieromartyrs And Martyrs Of Odessa, Kherson And Ekaterinoslav
Hieromartyrs And Martyrs Of Odessa, Kherson And Ekaterinoslav
Anthony Kotovich, a relative of Hieromartyr Nicholas Piskanovsky, Protopriest Anthony Kotovich was born in 1885 in the village of Novy Dvor, Grodno province.
Gregory Rodionovich Bublik was born in 1889 in the village of Aleshki, Orel province.
www.orthodox.net /russiannm/odessa-kherson-and-ekaterinoslav-hieromartyrs-and-martyrs.html   (5519 words)

  
 Kherson
Kherson region is situated on the south of Ukraine.
Kherson was originally built by the Russians as a garrison for the Cossacks, the fierce warriors who defended the Russian Empire's southern barder against the marauding Tatars and Turks.
Kherson sea trade port was founded on the 18th of June, 1778, a Decree of the Russian Senate was issued ordering the laying of the foundations of Kherson city, a harbour and a shipyard.
www.eurostar.com.ua /kherson.htm   (1503 words)

  
 info: Kherson_Province   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
The governor of the oblast' is the Kherson Oblast Rada speaker, appointed by the President of Ukraine.
Kherson- Ukrainian citiesIn 1803 the town became the center of Kherson Province.
province is usually the town that bears the same name, for example, Odessa of the Odessa Province, Nikolayev of the Nikolayev Province, and Kherson (also spelled as Cherson) of the Kherson Province.
www.napoli-pizza.net /Kherson_Province.html   (506 words)

  
 Kherson Oblast - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
The Kherson Oblast is bordered by the Dnipropetrovsk Oblast on the north, the Black Sea and the Crimea on the south, the Mykolayiv Oblast on the west, and the Azov Sea and the Zaporizhzhia Oblast on the east.
The local administration of the oblast' is controlled by the Kherson Oblast Rada.
The governor of the oblast' is the Kherson Oblast Rada speaker, appointed by the President of Ukraine.
en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Kherson_Oblast   (256 words)

  
 ARCHIVAL SOURCES FOR THE GENEALOGY OF JEWISH COLONISTS IN
By the end of the 1830s and the beginning of the 1840s, the Kherson Province was no longer the leading settlement region of Russia, while at the same time the pace of settlement increased in the Ekaterinoslav Province.
The land survey for spring of 1798 in the Novorossian Province (which at first was a combination of both provinces) was set by land owners and by Senate decrees of April 1 and April 25,1797.
His plan is to finish processing materials pertaining to the Kherson province, an extensive territory alongside the Black Sea between ancient Bessarabia where Jews lived from the early 1500s, and the steppes of Novorossia.
www.shtetlinks.jewishgen.org /Colonies_of_Ukraine/archival_sources_for_the_genealo.htm   (4227 words)

  
 Kherson- Ukrainian cities   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
Kherson is a regional town on the Dnieper.
B.C. In 1803 the town became the center of Kherson Province.
Kherson boasts of its theatres, museums and the monuments of architecture: the Greek-Sophia Church 1780, the Gates of the Kherson fortress (18th c.
ukrainian-city.youmemarriage.com /kherson.html   (499 words)

  
 Mennonite Historical Society of Alberta Projects   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
In December 1817 the Kherson Military Governor Count A. Langerone received a rescript from Emperor Alexander the First about the need for him to discontinue management of the settlement of foreigners because a new Chief Guardian was to be appointed and a new Guardianship Committee was to be established.
In 1803 the Nikolaevsk Province became the Kherson Province.
From 1805 to 1874 the New Russia Region consisted of the Kherson, Ekaterinoslav, Taurida, and Bessarabia Provinces.
www.mennonites.ca /mhsa/projects/resources/file_inventories   (2080 words)

  
 Kievan Rus Database (City: Kherson)
It was the main Byzantine city in the Crimean peninsula and the capital of the local military province.
In the "Kherson legend," Vladimir sends his voivode Oleg to the prince of Kherson to ask for his daughter's hand.
The "Kherson Legend" describes the incident in particularly harsh detail: "He seized the prince and princess of Kherson and took their daughter to his tent.
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 Ukrainian Evangelical Peasants as"Cultural Pioneers"of Late Imperial Russia, by Sergei Zhuk
By developing a culture of reading and practical schooling, the Stundists, who comprised a significant part of rural population in the provinces of Kherson and Kiev by 1900, contributed to modernization of the Ukrainian countryside and to the formation of “human capital” in the sense of skills, education, and various rational social practices.
During the 1880s Stundism reached the provinces of Tavrida, Ekaterinoslav, Poltava, Kharkov, Chernigov, Volynia and Podolia (there were 2,956 dissidents in the province of Kherson in 1886, 2,006 in the province of Kiev in 1884, 300 in the province of Ekaterinoslav).
The number of Stundists had grown from 200 in 1872 to 5,002 in 1890 in Kiev province, from 20 in 1862 to 4,648 in 1890 in Kherson province, from 300 in 1888 to 1,000 in 1897 in Ekaterinoslav province.
rs.as.wvu.edu /Zhuk.html   (5600 words)

  
 ::Brides of Russia agency:: Russian Women, Charming Russian Ladies, Beautiful Russian Brides
The city of Kherson is an administrative center of Kherson Province, Ukraine.
The area of the province is 28,500 sq.
The population of the province is 1,283,000, the population of Kherson is 402,000.
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 Leon Trotsky: 1905: Chapter 17 The Peasant Riots
In the same province an energetic battle was fought for the lowering of land rent.
Peasant congresses were held in individual provinces, political agitation became feverish, mountains of revolutionary literature were deposited in the villages, the peasants' union grew in strength and size.
It was attended by 187 delegates from twenty-seven provinces, 105 of whom were accredited by village and district communities and the rest by provincial and area committees and local groups of the union.
www.ucc.ie /acad/socstud/tmp_store/mia_2/Library/archive/trotsky/works/1905/ch17.htm   (2659 words)

  
 Agapit №11
Vasiliy Vasilievich Khizhnyakov (1871-1949), a distinguished sanitary physician, well-known public and political figure of the liberal-bourgeois trend was born in the family of Vasiliy Mikhailovich Khizhnyakov, the mayor of the city of Chernigov.
The author had analyzed statistical data on morbidity of workers from the data of dispensary and hospital records and distinguished a group of diseases distributed among the workers of estates which were mainly such infectious diseases as trachoma, syphilis, anthrace, glanders.
It was during the Kherson period of V. Khizhnyakov's activity that his talent of an organizer and creative potential of a public figure were completely revealed.
www.histomed.kiev.ua /agapit/ag11/ag11-38e.html   (747 words)

  
 Fanny Dubroff & David Rotstein
In 1825, the Constitutional Assembly of the United Provinces of the de la Plata River signed a treaty with the UK which authorized British subjects to practice their religion at home or in their own churches.
The Buenos Aires Province was not a party to this Assembly but, in 1860, it joined the other provinces and accepted the new Constitution.
One incident in 4/ 1,903, which took place in Kishinev, capital of the Besarabia Province, was particularly significant not only for the extent (40 dead, 600 hurt) but also because there was very little effort to disguise the involvement of the Ministry of the Interior.
math.bu.edu /people/horacio/anc-eng.html   (2959 words)

  
 Kherson Oblast at AllExperts
The Kherson Oblast is bordered by the Dnipropetrovsk Oblast on the north, the Black Sea and the Crimea on the south, the Mykolayiv Oblast on the west, and the Azov Sea and the Zaporizhzhia Oblast on the east.
The local administration of the oblast' is controlled by the Kherson Oblast Rada.
The governer of the oblast' is the Kherson Oblast Rada speaker, appointed by the President of Ukraine.
en.allexperts.com /e/k/kh/kherson_oblast.htm   (297 words)

  
 TerraFutura
Was born in the village of Olivka of Vavilovskaya province, Kherson's Yuyezd in the family of the philistine Yelisey Petrovich and his wife Yepistimia Nikiforovna.
In 1894 the family moved to Kherson (to the house in Pionerskaya St., 100).
In 1902 he finished Kherson's 3-grade school and entered Odessa's artistic school after finishing which he received the diploma of a teacher of drawing and in secondary educational institutions in 1906.
www.terra-futura.com /eng/gileya/kruch/kruch.htm   (195 words)

  
 Agapit № 7-8
And, at last, in 1885 the Kherson zemstvo meeting proved low efficiency of spontaneous struggle with epidemics and the partisipants expressed their final decision to give the zemstvo medicine the sanitary-anty-epidemics orientation.
Only in 1896 sanitary physicians were invited to Yekaterinoslav and Kharkov provinces (in 1902 to the districts of these provinces), in 1912 sanitary organizations appeared in Kyiv, Podolian and Volyn provinces, and there were no such organizations in Poltava and Chernigov provinces up to 1917.
During the whole period of existance of social medicine the Kherson province stood at the front lines in the decision of medical-sanitary problems.
www.histomed.kiev.ua /agapit/ag78/ag78-09e.html   (637 words)

  
 Empire of Khorezim
The six inhabited Provinces of the Empire are Kherson, Asseta, Pahche, Eto-Alke, Ochehethla, and Salatofa Oktáha.
The original settlement and capital Province of Kherson lies on the northeastern corner of the continent.
The major part of this province is made up of fertile farms and numerous villages, with manufacturing and industry located around Kherson, the Imperial Capital.
members.aol.com /gheldankirash/KhorezimEmpire/KhorezimEmpire.htm   (2056 words)

  
 The NDSU Libraries: Germans From Russia
When later the Russian position in the South had been strengthened by the results of her First Turkish War and the annexation of the Crimea, "New Russia," (the later provinces of Kherson [Cherson], Ekaterinoslav, and Tavrida [Tauride]) was opened for settlement by the German colonists.
In 1867, the Ministry of State Domains agreed also to the petition of the Kuchurgan [Kutschurgan] and Liebental district offices in Kherson province and the mixed landowner-landless commission of the Khortica and Mariupol' Mennonites to devote the revenues of the hitherto existing communal sheep farms to land purchases.
Most of the private estates of Tavrida and Ekaterinoslav province were situated in the home districts of the colonists and the areas deserted by the Tatars and Nogays after the end of the Crimean War.
www.lib.ndsu.nodak.edu /grhc/history_culture/history/brandes.html   (6965 words)

  
 Dmitry Feldman
It was an attempt to transfer a nomadic people, who were tradesmen and craftsmen, into an agricultural environment; in other words, this was an attempt to"train" Jews, who normally migrated from town to town in western Europe, pursuing their religious beliefs, to the difficult work of farming.
For example, by 1811, the first settlers in the Jewish colonies, from the Mogilev and Chernigov provinces, are recorded in the 6th tax revision list as numbering 834 families (2,152 then) living on 78,284 dessiatines of land [tr: a is 2.7 acres].
The chief source for names of colonists of the Alexandrov District appears in an analysis of the multi-year dispute concerning the renewal of boundaries and boundary markers for land in the colony of Gorky and their neighbors in the Jewish villages.
www.shtetlinks.jewishgen.org /Colonies_of_Ukraine/DmitryFeldman.htm   (4155 words)

  
 Maps
The western portion of the former Province of Kherson, the Odessa District is bordered by the Dniester River on the west, the Nikolayev Oblast on the east, and the Black Sea on the south.
The map depicts the German settlements in the Dnepropetrovsk Oblast formerly the northern portion of the Province of Ekaterinoslav and includes the German villages in the western portion of the Kharkov Oblast.
Map of the German settlements in the Stalino Oblast formerly the eastern portion of Ekaterinoslav Province and the western portion of the Don District (Territory of the Don Cossacks) including the German villages in the eastern part of the Kharkov Oblast.
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 AnastasiaWeb Tours - Tour cities - Kherson
Anastasia web chose Kherson to be a second city for Odessa because a lot of beautiful Ukrainian women from this small town are eager to meet and marry a foreign man.
When it's noon in Odessa, it is 3 am in New York City, 8 am in London and 5 PM in Sydney.
Since Kherson is one of the warmest cities in Ukraine, it was chosen as a second city for Anastasiaweb romance tour to Odessa.
www.anastasiawebtours.com /tour_cities/Guides/Kherson/general.htm   (1097 words)

  
 TerraFutura
In 1898 his father David Fyodorovich (1856 - 1915) moved the family to the village of Zolotaya Balka of Kherson province, where he got the position of a manager.
They rented the flat in Kherson either, in Volohin's house, Volohinskaya St. (Now it's Krasnoflotskaya St., 40, not preserved).
Vladimir and David were supposed to be the bravest experimentalists in painting.
www.terra-futura.com /eng/gileya/vburluk/vburluk.htm   (205 words)

  
 Dossier : Sélection et extraits de documents 1920   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
Dans la province de Kherson, sévit la bande de Tioutiounik[11], forte de 2 500 baïonnettes et 700 sabres.
Dans la province de Kharkov, on ne compte qu'une seule bande originaire de la province, forte de 1 500 déserteurs environ, concentrés dans le district Valkovskii.
Dans la province de Kherson, exception faite de la bande de Tioutiounik, venue d'Ekaterinoslavl et ayant occupé la ville de Voznessensk, on n'a plus enregistré d'autre soulèvement.
www.quebec-ukraine.com /lib/ihtp/1920_003.html   (1507 words)

  
 Beresan, Cherson, South Russia Map
The capital of each province is usually the town that bears the same name, for example, Odessa of the Odessa Province, Nikolayev of the Nikolayev Province, and Kherson (also spelled as Cherson) of the Kherson Province.
Kherson, an oblast (state) in the Ukrainian Soviet Socialist Republic of the U.S.S.R., was formed in 1944 and covers an area of 10,463 square miles.
This is an 1800's province and was administered from Cherson, a Russian town founded in 1779 near the mouth of the Dnjepr River; western Black Sea province of the former Russian Empire between the cities of Odessa and Cherson.
www.rollintl.com /roll/beresanmap.htm   (4818 words)

  
 Kherson State University   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
Byelyayev Yuriy – deputy head of organizational committee, rector of Kherson State University, honoured worker of Ukrainian education, member of Academy of pedagogical and social sciences, professor (Ukraine).
Transformation of land relations in Kherson city, management of municipal lands, improvement of normative land valuation, project of the unified GIS of Kherson city administration
Ecological valuation of the structure of today’s agrarian landscapes (the Kherson region as an example).
www.university.kherson.ua /Default.aspx?tabindex=0&tabid=1&lng=3&Inbox=408   (2384 words)

  
 THE RUSSIAN OCCUPATION OF THE DANUBE PRINCIPALITIES, by Lieutenant General M. I. Bogdanovich. (Chapter ?, Vol. 1, of ...   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
A manifesto of 29 January, 1854, announced a recruit callup in the Empire’s western provinces on the basis of ten men per thousand.
Kingdom of Poland with the provinces of Courland, Kovno, Vilna, Grodno, Volhynia, and Podolia, Bessarabia District, and that part of Kherson Province on the right bank of the Bug, all under Field Marshal the Prince of Warsaw.
Yekaterinoslav Province and the Taganrog civil administration were subordinated to the Government Ataman of the Don Cossack Host, General-of-Cavalry Khomutov, with the authority of a commander of a separate corps.
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 KasperovIcon   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
At the close of the 16th Century, a Serb took the Kasperov Icon of the Mother of God from Transylvania to his new home in the Olviopolsk district in Kherson province.
In 1852 the residents of Kherson requested permission to have an annual Procession of the Cross with the Icon on the Feast of the Lord's Ascension.
From the Feast of the Ascension until July 29 it is in Kherson, and from July 1 until August 1, in Nikolaev.
www.stjohndc.org /russian/Theotokos/e_Kasperov.htm   (443 words)

  
 The Influence of the Tzemach Tzedek
To this end he persuaded the Government to allot land in Kherson province for Jewish settlers.
Besides his influence on the settlers in regard to Torah and piety in the Chassidic tradition, he had a salutary erect on their personal conduct and brotherly relations with each other.
The Governors of Minsk, Vitebsk, and Mogilev provinces wrote laudatory letters to the Minister of the Interior in regard to the officially sanctioned colony.
www.jewish-history.com /Chabad/haskalah1.html   (2151 words)

  
 Casebook: Jack the Ripper - Nikolay Vasiliev: The Ripper from Russia
Vasiliev was born to well-off parents in 1847 in Tiraspol, Kherson Province (called Cherson Province in contemporary newspapers), Russia.
Tiraspol was founded in 1792, at the same time as the Sredinnaya Fortress, on the left bank of the Dniester in the Ochakovskaya area annexed by Russia pursuant to the Iasi Treaty which cemented its victory in the Russo-Turkish War (1787-1791).
In 1806 Tiraspol became a district town of Kherson Province, most of which lies today in the Ukraine.
www.casebook.org /suspects/vassily.html?printer=true   (3080 words)

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