Примеры использования Czarist на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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It abhorred its predecessor, Czarist Russia.
The Czarist authorities liquidated the Steppe Dumas even before the revolution.
World War I contributed to the collapse of the czarist system.
Two of them took part in the war with Czarist Russia, which gave rise to the Kościuszko Insurrection.
The Treaty of Nerchinsk(1689)stabilized relations with Czarist Russia.
At the same time in Czarist Russia, Rasputin and his cult were channeling spirits and brought the quadriplegic to their time.
In 1917 the Bolsheviks disbanded the school as"an elitist symbol of the Czarist regime.
However, due to political repression from the czarist government, the university was temporarily closed in 1905.
By the way, what we refer to as pre-revolutionary in Russia is called czarist in Ukraine.
Communist Russia repudiated all Czarist agreements and never made any pretence of obeying the Hague or Geneva Conventions.
In 1925 the students opened the doors of this building transformed from former czarist barracks.
According to treaties between czarist Russia and Persia as well as the USSR and Iran, Tehran was prohibited to have a navy in the Caspian Sea.
The Soviet flag was lowered over the Kremlin and replaced by the czarist emblem the same evening.
In 1917, the workers and peasants of czarist Russia were the first in world history to have broken through the continuum of exploitation and to have paved the way towards a world without inequality, wars and dictatorships.
The song's subject is the expulsion of Jews from hundreds of villages in Czarist Russia.
Nevertheless, Quba Khanate, like other Transcaucasian khanates,was occupied by Czarist Russia in the early 19th century and formally annexed to the Russian Empire under the agreement of 1813.
Russian merchants erected a monument to Peter I on the once forested island in the czarist time.
Also there is shown how czarist Russian in the 19th century tried to transform school into Lithuanian russification tool and activity of one of the first Lithuanian school fosters M. Valančius and S. Daukantas.
Not ratified by Bulgaria, Greece, Italy, Yugoslavia.Ratified by Czarist Russia.
This meant that cells designed in czarist times for one prisoner and now considered as appropriate to accommodate six prisoners, in fact usually accommodate 12 prisoners who have to sleep in two shifts.
The menu of the restaurant, located in the fabulous Keila-Joa castle,is influenced by French and czarist Russian cuisine.
Family and private funds of the largest landowners, manufacturers,statesmen of Czarist Russia include the materials about private landownership, trade and industry, domestic and foreign policy, science and culture, characterize ministerial and social activity of representatives of the ruling elite.
Hotel in Medvedkovo called Moose is directly in the Elk Island nature reserve,known since Czarist times.
Fourest and Venner like to recall that the Protocols of the Learned Elders of Zion,spurious document written by the czarist political police to justify the anti-Semitism, has readers and even admirers in the Arab world.
Enter into dialogue with diaspora and exile communities with origins in Georgia's territory,notably populations expelled by the czarist Russian empire.
Kasrils' grandparents were Jewish immigrants from Latvia andLithuania who fled from Czarist pogroms at the end of the 19th century.
Izvestia writes, it became clear that the attempt of the authorities to limit its activities to resolving of pragmatic issues only failed. It is impossible to fill out ideological vacuum with an amazing mixture of"Soviet anthem,imperial emblem, and czarist flag.".
Throughout its history, Estonia was mostly in the spheres of influence of its neighbours, Czarist Russia, the Swedish crown or the German barons.
Fallmerayer's Greek thesis had aroused interest in Russian circles, and it was perhaps for this reason that Tyutchev approached Fallmerayer andproposed that he should serve as a journalistic mouthpiece for Czarist policy.
Robert Riskin was born on New York City's Lower East side to Jewish parents, Bessie and Jakob,who had emigrated from Czarist Russia to escape conscription.