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	Uyezd - Biocrawler (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		Uyezd or uezd (Russian: уе́зд) was an admistrative subdivision of Rus', Muscovy, and Russia used from the 13th century, originally describing groups of several volosts formed around the most imprortant cities.
		Uyezds were ruled by the represenatives (namestniks) of knyaz and, starting from the 17th century, by voyevodas.
		The subdivision into uyezds was abolished at that time and was only reinstated in 1727, as a result of Catherine I's administrative reform.
	www.biocrawler.com /encyclopedia/Uyezd (222 words)

	Santa Cruz Indymedia: History of Atrocities Committed by Armenia
		The Muslim population of Javanshir uyezd's lowland also suffered from violent acts of Armenians in spring and summer of 1918 year when Armenians blocked up the waters of rivulets of Terter water basin leaving the residents of lowland without drinkable water and depriving the opportunity to water the fields and gardens.
		This uyezd like Javanshir uyezd has suffered from Armenians exceptionally in foothills of Karabakh mountains because of topographic location in the large part of lowland where the villages with Muslim population were placed exclusively and the Armenians have not been deciding to invade there dreading to be repulsed.
		All facts of brutalities, murders and victims in all villages are expounded in the affair of the inspection of the uyezd and in enclosed acts and documents to it.
	santacruz.indymedia.org /newswire/display/17530/index.php (4747 words)

	Hieromartyrs And Martyrs Of Western Siberia
		Alexander Borkov, the priest of the village of Olzovskoye, Shadrinsk uyezd, and Fr.
		Demetrius Gornykh, the priest of the village of Kochnevskoye, Kamyshlov uyezd.
		Anatolius Maslennikov was from the village of Zavodo-Uspensky, Tyumen uyezd.
	orthodox.net /russiannm/western-siberia-hieromartyrs-and-martyrs.html (3153 words)

	1936 Constitution of the USSR, Part I
		Uyezd (district) congresses of representatives of village soviets, on the basis of one delegate per 1,000 residents, with not more than 300 delegates from the uyezd (district) as a whole.
		Uyezd congresses are attended by representatives of the Soviets of towns whose population does not exceed 10,000; village soviets of localities with a population of less than 1,000 unite to elect delegates to the uyezd congress.
		Within the boundaries of its region, gubernia, uyezd or volost, the congress of Soviets is the highest authority; in the intervals between congresses this authority is vested in the executive committee.
	www.departments.bucknell.edu /russian/const/18cons02.html (1707 words)

	ACLS Humanities Program in Belarus, Russia, and Ukraine: Project Reports Yury Ivanov, Shuya State Pedagogical ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		The subject of the publication is religion and policy in a Russian province, peculiarities of their manifestation in the everyday life of a typical uyezd in Central Russia within the 50 years period from the abolition of serfdom and to the February Revolution of 1917.
		The publication is based on the archive materials and published uyezd and gubernia (province) sources of Shuya uyezd in Vladimir gubernia (province) sources of Shuya uyezd in Vladimir gubernia.
		The author concludes that under the strict centralization of governing and total prohibition of any political activity the uyezd authorities were pursuing a very specific "policy without policy"—creating special religious and political reality within the limited administrative-geographical area.
	www.acls.org /hum-reports/ru00ivanov.htm (588 words)

	SPLAVNUKHA, a creek in the north part of the Kamyshin uyezd; it begins at 51 degrees north latitude, with three ...
		Splavnukha/Huck, is indicated along Yelkhovka Creek, 100 versts from the uyezd city of Kamyshin, and had in 1860 322 dvory [yards], 2184 males and 2144 females, totaling 4328 souls of both sexes, a Reform church, a school, 3 oil presses, 22 mills.
		The land allocation consisted of 226 desyatinas taken by farmsteads, 8906 desyatinas of cultivated land, 214 desyatinas of scrub brush, 528 desyatinas of forest, 316 desyatinas of meadows, 2962 desyatinas of pasture, and 4163 desyatinas non‑arable land, totaling 17,318 2/5 desyatinas of arable and non-arable land.
		It is 10 versts to the volost village of Norka, 5 versts to the Russian village of Topovka, and 10 versts to the Russian town of Topovka, 5 versts to the colony of Gololobovka, 7 versts to the Russian village of Bobrovka, 76 versts to Saratov, and 110 versts to the uyezd city of Kamyshin.
	members.cox.net /zitter/vol-3-2-pp3-4.htm (1013 words)

	Uyezd - Encyclopedia, History, Geography and Biography (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		Uyezd or uezd (Russian: уе́зд) was an admistrative subdivision of Rus', Muscovy, and Russia used from the 13th century, originally describing groups of several volosts formed around the most important cities.
		Uyezds were ruled by the representatives (namestniks) of knyaz and, starting from the 17th century, by voyevodas.
		This page was last modified 15:12, 5 February 2006.
	www.arikah.net /encyclopedia/Uezd (137 words)

	New Economic Developments in Peasant Life (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		The gubernia was divided in uyezds (counties), each with its administrative centre and these, in turn, were divided into volosts (rural districts) containing a number of villages.
		Peasant rentings of non-allotment land are divorced from the renting of allotment land, from general data on the economic classification of the peasants and the size of the crop area; they are regarded only as part of peasant farming, whereas actually they are often a special method of private-landowner farming.
		Postnikov apparently does not class it under the "new economic developments in peasant life" (at least, he does not mention it in his preface, where he sums up the results of his work), but it is deserving of far more attention than the introduction of machines or the extension of cropping by the well-to-do peasants.
	www.marx2mao.com /Lenin/NED93.html (11396 words)

	уезд (Russian to English translation glossary) administartive-territorial system,History,
		GaryG: I share Kurt's concern that "uyezd" would not be understood by most people who read the translation
		Jeff Skinner: I share the same concern; two dictionaries (Oxford and Katzner) disagree whether it should be 'district' (Katzner) or 'uyezd' (Oxford).
		Uyezd or uezd (Russian: уе́зд) was an admistrative subdivision of Rus', Muscovy, and Russia used from...
	www.proz.com /kudoz/1264468 (196 words)

	Rabbi Electors
		Each community had either a state rabbi or his assistant - their functions were the same, but state rabbi was in the main town of the uyezd, his assistants - in every community.
		As you may have noticed from our records, in the elections of the rabbi of the main town of each uyezd participated the representatives from all the communities of this uyezd, at least in the beginning of the 20th century.
		The elections were held by the community, but under the control of local administration and police, and the results had to be confirmed by Kaunas guberniya administration - among the records of this Kaunas guberniya administration are separate files on these elections for various communities where we find these lists.
	www.mindspring.com /~peggyf/pusalotas/html/rabbi_electors.html (433 words)

	Federal State Statistics Service - Formation of zemstvo statistical bodies and development of state statistics in ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		Their common feature was collection of data by way of expeditions, that is, the members of the statistical bureau travelled over all the uyezds, one by one, and gathered on the spot materials on all the issues that were covered by the investigation programme.
		According to the Chernigov system, work started from listing' the lands, drawing on the map the plots' boundaries, identifying the classes of soils on the spot with the help of a specially assigned bureau member according to the adopted classification, obtaining data on the specific productivity of soils on every plot.
		According to the Moscow system, information was received on every economic unit in the uyezd and on the general conditions of life and activities of the population through personal observation by statistical workers travelling to the spots.
	www.gks.ru /eng/history/4.asp (2701 words)

	Lenin: 1893/market: VII
		1) Of the three mainland uyezds of Taurida Gubernia I have chosen Dnieper Uyezd because it is wholly Russian [0.6% are colonist farms] and is inhabited by community peasants.
		The poor group includes households—in Dnieper Uyezd— cultivating no land, or with crop areas of up to 10 dessiatines per household; in Novouzensk and Kamyshin uyezds— households having no draught animals or one.
		The middle group includes households in Dnieper Uyezd having from 10 to 25 dessiatines of crop area; in Novouzensk Uyezd— households having from 2 to 4 draught animals; in Kamyshin Uyezd—households having from 2 to 3 draught animals.
	www.marxists.org /archive/lenin/works/1893/market/07.htm (3331 words)

	Sources
		· Uyezd marshals of the nobility (Beltsy, Bendery, Kishinev, Orgeev, Soroki) (1825-1914)
		· Uyezd tribunals in Beltsy, Kagul, Lapushna (Kishinev), Soroki, Tigina (Bendery)
		12 tsinut - rural deanery in Bessarabia; uyezd
	www.bessarabia.ru /5a.htm (859 words)

	SPLAVNUKHA, HUCK
		This is a German colony of the Kamyshinskii Uyezd, Norksk Volost, ten versts to the southeast of the colony of Norka.
		described as being a colony along the banks of the river Elkhovka, 100 versts from the Uyezd city of Kamyshin and it had, in 1860, 322 households consisting of 2110 men and 2131 women, or a total population of 4328 persons.
		There was one reformed church, a school, an oil mill and 22 windmills.
	members.cox.net /zitter/history-Huck.htm (1123 words)

	Bobruisk Uyezd Surnames (via CobWeb/3.1 planetlab2.netlab.uky.edu) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		A volost' is a kind of subdivision of an uyezd.
		Please note that this list of names is as of April 3, 2002, and not all of the Jewish names from the vedomosti are included here yet, and that this list contains errors there were in the original vedomosti lists.
		Bobruisk Uyezd (from Golovchin, Mogilev), Bobruisk, Bobruisk Uyezd (from Gaishin, Bykhov), Glusk, Parichi
	www.jewishgen.org.cob-web.org:8888 /belarus/bobruisk_uyezd_surnames.htm (721 words)

	Lenin: 299. RADIO MESSAGE TO ALL GUBERNIA AND UYEZD ECONOMIC CONFERENCES
		I insist most strongly that you should make a special and strict check-up to see that the C.L.D. Order is received by the volost and district economic conferences; and wherever such do not exist, by the volost executive committees.
		It shall be the personal responsibility of the chairmen and the secretaries of gubernia economic conferences and uyezd economic conferences to see that the volost executive committees receive the Order.
		The gubernia economic conferences are ordered to take steps to dispatch telegrams to the uyezd economic conferences, and the gubernia and uyezd Tsentropechat branches.
	www.marxists.org /archive/lenin/works/1921/aug/04e.htm (235 words)

	KemSU OnLine \| About KemSU \| History \| G. L. Mikhailov
		Born 27th February 1876 the peasants' family in Alibus-Syurbeeva village in the Muratovo volost of the Buinsk uyezd of the Simbirsk province.
		In February of 1898 he passed the test for a post of an uyezd teacher.
		In 1916 he passed a test for a post of a teacher of higher primary school.
	mmedia2.kemsu.ru /about/history/mikhailov.xsql.en (289 words)

	Leon Trotsky’s Military Writings, Vol. 1, 1918: The Red Army and Civil War (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		But uyezd commissariats do not exist everywhere, either, and those that do are not fully organized, they do not have all their departments, and do not always have the establishment that we laid down for them, that it, they are without specialists.
		We must put an end to the procedure whereby they send delegates from the uyezd to Moscow almost for every foot cloth [Russian soldiers wore, instead of socks, strips of cloth wound round their feet.] they want, supposing that this will be the quickest way to get it.
		From Kaleyevo volost, in Volokolamsk uyezd, Moscow province, I have received a report that the peasants of one village announced that everyone serving in the Red Army must immediately leave it and return to his village by June 30.
	marxists.anu.edu.au /archive/trotsky/works/1918-mil/ch35.htm (15774 words)

	Baker, Pekurovskij, Blumin Family Tree \| Minsk Gubernia Maps
		If your family left Belarus before 1917 you will find the Historical Archives most useful, and perhaps also the ZAGS Provincial Archives and the The National Library of Belarus in Minsk and The Library of Belarusian Academy of Sciences in Minsk: Almost the same as the National Library, but this depository is smaller.
		As a result 40% of its population was resettled, 88,000 hectares of land were abandoned.
		The Gubernias of the Russian Empire had been divided into uyezds and uyezd have been divided into volosts (earlier - povets).
	www.bakerbluminfamilytree.com /map.html (2042 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		In that year Russian tsar became Grand Duke of Finland and the territory of pogost was a part of Grand Duchy of Finland.
		There wasn't serfdom on territory of the uyezd.
		For hundred years all of granted estates had been got out of pawn and national estates had been opened on their basis.
	home.onego.ru /~lohd/hist_e.html (483 words)

	MINELREL-L Archive (11031999-08:49:35-27320) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		From: MINELRES moderator Original sender: Felix Corley Moldova: Taraclia Received Uyezd Status 26 October 1999 MOLDOVA: TARACLIA RECEIVED UYEZD STATUS ----------------------------------------- INTERLIC (http://www.md/interlic) Last Friday the problem of the former Taraclia region was solved at last.
		The parliamentarians of the Party of Democratic Forces, the Popular Front and Partly of the Democratic Convention left the sitting in the sign of protest and refused to participate in the voting in the connection with violating the agenda procedure by having put this issue on the agenda.
		In the observers' opinion, it was only a pretext, while the rightists had never kept in secret their negative attitude to granting an uyezd status to the Taraclia region.
	www.minelres.lv /minelres/archive/11031999-08:49:35-27320.html (452 words)

	Belarus
		For each Shtetl, the Uyezd (district) and Guberniya (province) is listed in the early 1900s.
		Belsk (Bielsk) and Belsk Uyezd (district) are available in the Grodno (Belarus) archive.
		The Disna Uyezd Research Group announced the availability of the translation of the 1850 Revision List for the benefit of DURG members.
	jewishwebindex.com /belarus.htm (5850 words)

	Minsk uyezd
		Wage sheets for the officials of the volost and uyezd executive committees, for the officials of village councils
		Correspondence on devorce with the uyezd executive committees and judges
		The name of volosts of the Minsk uyezd is not ascertained for the localities shown below
	archives.gov.by /egobl/eMminsk_u.htm (316 words)

	Igumen uyezd
		Data on staff of the uyezd executive committee
		Wage sheets for the officials of the uyezd executive committee's health department
		Wage sheets for the officials of the uyezd executive committee and the volost executive committees
	archives.gov.by /egobl/eMigumen_u.htm (165 words)

	Descendant Report
		List of Jews-commoners resided in Podol guberniya, 1881, Register of young Jews who started their military service in Proskurov uyezd and then moved to other uyezds of guberniya whose residence is unknown for the moment) (Kam-Podal Arch, 4/1/01), b.
		Abrashko Lis (bef 1845-aft 1862; Excerpts from registers of births of Jews in Yarmolintsy, Proskurov uyezd, 1858) (Kam-Podal Arch, 4/1/01), b.
		Berko Leib Shemeliovich Lis (age 40 years [thus b 1835]; registered to the town Svisloch of Volkcvyssky Uyezd of Grodnensky Guberniya) (folder 226, inventory 80, record 1172, Jewish census of Balta and Baltsky uyezd for 1875; "B"- list of non-resident Jews living in Balta temporarily; #64) (Kam-Podal Arch, 6/24/01), b.
	www.benkazez.com /dan/guberman-lis.html (15801 words)

	BREST-LITOVSK, BREST, BRISK, BRESTYE, BERESTIE, BERESTOV, BRZESC, sometimes Russia or Poland and now Belarus - Jewish ...
		The information can provide insight on origination of families and help lead to other shtetls for you to research.
		The main census data on Brest uyezd Grodno province
		The additional census data on non-confirmed gentry and Jews Brest uyezd Grodno province
	www.brest-belarus.com /Research_Grodno_Archives.shtml (576 words)

	Dinoff Family History (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		The DINOFF / DAINOW family lived in Slutsk.
		It was located in the Slutsky Uyezd which is part of the Minsk Gubernia of the Russian Empire.
		The family worship at the Kalter shule (cold shul) on Kopyl street (Kopulier Gass).
	home.comcast.net /~dinoff/dinoff.html (618 words)

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