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Zadetki 1–5 od 100
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... became rulers of the Sla- vonic Stenm clan , the country began to be called Russia , and Novgorod became the cen- tre of the principality . Simultaneously another centre , Kiev , sprang up in the south where two Varangian brothers ...
... became rulers of the Sla- vonic Stenm clan , the country began to be called Russia , and Novgorod became the cen- tre of the principality . Simultaneously another centre , Kiev , sprang up in the south where two Varangian brothers ...
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... became Prime Minister under Anna Leopoldovna , a niece of Anna Joannovna and the mother of little Joann VI ( 1740-41 ) , whom Anna Joannovna appointed her suc- cessor to the throne . The dissatisfaction of the people with a foreign ...
... became Prime Minister under Anna Leopoldovna , a niece of Anna Joannovna and the mother of little Joann VI ( 1740-41 ) , whom Anna Joannovna appointed her suc- cessor to the throne . The dissatisfaction of the people with a foreign ...
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... became omnipotent . The Zemstvos , rural provincial organizations created by Alexander II for the self - government ... became more austere and more oppressive . He tried to crush all progressive movements by establishing a strict ...
... became omnipotent . The Zemstvos , rural provincial organizations created by Alexander II for the self - government ... became more austere and more oppressive . He tried to crush all progressive movements by establishing a strict ...
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... became one of the main factors of the Revolution and formed an " All Russian Zemstvo Union " with a general com- mittee and Prince Lvov as its president . The towns and different industries also formed into unions , while the people ...
... became one of the main factors of the Revolution and formed an " All Russian Zemstvo Union " with a general com- mittee and Prince Lvov as its president . The towns and different industries also formed into unions , while the people ...
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... became quite extinct . The bards ultimately became poets or poetasters ; the musical performers de- veloped into orchestral musicians ; while the crude entertainers eventually became regular actors . So much for Russian primitive music ...
... became quite extinct . The bards ultimately became poets or poetasters ; the musical performers de- veloped into orchestral musicians ; while the crude entertainers eventually became regular actors . So much for Russian primitive music ...
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