Примери за използване на Ruschuk на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Ruschuk Fortress.
Letters from Ruschuk".
Ruschuk Force of the Russian Liberation Army.
Guest House Ruschuk.
A great part of the information below comes from a hand-written notebook entitled“Memories of the catholic mission in Ruschuk”.
The three nuns were directed to Ruschuk to teach at the school.
It is one out of the five gates of the Ottoman fortress Ruschuk.
He initiated the construction of a water supply system in Ruschuk as well as the Obraztsov chiflik farm.
There his life changed again because he was brought back to Ruschuk.
During the absence of father Ippolito nothing had changed in Ruschuk except for the arrival of the three English nuns.
Anything I susequently experienced had already happened in Ruschuk.
Decades before our Liberation from Ottoman rule, Midhat Pasha led Ruschuk on the road of innovation and renaissance.
Since the 16th century the city had been known under its Ottoman name- Ruschuk.
During the Turkish domination the town(then called Ruschuk) is an important fortress and the main door to the north of the Turkish Empire.
Everything that I later experienced had already happened once in Ruschuk.”.
The idea of building an Orthodox temple in Rousse(Ruschuk in the past), named"All Saints," dates back to the mid-19th century.
On 22 June,the day of Saint John at 4:00 pm a crossfire started over Ruschuk.
He worked abroad a lot and stayed in Ruschuk along with his brother to monitor the church construction works which started on 12 October 1890.
He found the village upset by the intrigues of Mr. Mashinin,the Russian consul in Ruschuk.
Many foreigners who did not feel comfortable left Ruschuk and went to the other side of the Danube in Wallachia or farther to Austria, Hungary, Serbia.
He was responsible for the smaller religious communities andcourts in Plovdiv and Ruschuk/ Ruse.
It starts with these words:“Ruschuk, a town quite considerable with its fortress and port on the Danube river has about thirty thousand inhabitants which can be grouped as follows.
The reason for all these was the arrival of three English nuns in Ruschuk from a Passionist order branch.
Children will use jigsaw puzzles of ladies' and men's clothing andvisual texts for the typical dishes of the ethnic groups living in Ruschuk.
It might be said that from the cradle he was a cosmopolitan, despite the fact that for Ruschuk the rest of the world was known as“Europe” and anyone traveling up the Danube to Vienna was said to have“gone to Europe.”.
These were the first words Elias Canetti wrote in his autobiography[2]“A Language Saved” in which he describes the colourful multicultural life in Ruse(Ruschuk) in the early 20th century.
Built of hewn stones taken from the ruined wall of Ruschuk Fortress in accordance with the decision of the Berlin Congress from July 1878 to demolish all fortresses and walls from the Ottoman times within a year.
Paoli:“these two cannot together do what father Ippolito did by himself” informing the bishop that father Ippolito must be brought back to Ruschuk for the benefit of the parish.
To say that Ruschuk is in Bulgaria is to give an incomplete notion of the city, since it was filled with people from the most diverse backgrounds and in the space of single day seven or eight different languages could be heard.”.
In 1864 the Dobrudzha lands, which include the whole Danube plain, the Sofia and Samokov fields, were united in the so-called Danube vilayet(an administrative unit)with its center located in Rousse- or Ruschuk as it was called back then.