Примери коришћења Ivanovo на Енглеском и њихови преводи на Српски
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The Vladimir Ivanovo Kostroma.
Ivanovo region, health resort Stanko: photos and.
The Vladimir Ivanovo Kostroma.
Ivanovo is the city which is famous by manufacturing of different fabrics.
Yurievets District, Ivanovo Oblast, on April 4, 1 932.
Turkey, Austria andGermany have already invested in Ivanovo region.
The Rock-hewn Churches of Ivanovo were included in the UNESCO World Heritage List in 1979.
The finding is near the eastern village Ivanovo between two rivers.
Sarraute was born in Ivanovo-Voznesensk(now Ivanovo), 300 km north-east of Moscow.
Almost all of these toys were made at one of the most famous andoldest factories in Ivanovo, which opened in 1942.
The 15th century city of Kineshma in the Ivanovo Region(400 km north-east of Moscow) is an exceptional place that attracts thousands of tourists each year.
The remains of the monasteries are compose now a World Heritage Site,Rock-hewn Churches of Ivanovo, located inside the park.
The severe floods that were caused by a crack in the Ivanovo water reservoir dam took ten lives and destroyed dozens of houses and vital infrastructure in the area.
All aircraft were built at the Tashkent State Aircraft Factory andthe first military delivery was made to the Air Transport Wing at Ivanovo Airbase in 1969.
Amilcar, a tall, muscular Cuban who spent his youth in Ivanovo, has been involved in boxing for many years.
Two years after the Second Congress, Frunze was an important leader in the 1905 Revolution,at the head of striking textile workers in Shuya and Ivanovo.
Most, if not all, of modern Vladimir, during the Soviet period,seems to have been part of Ivanovo Oblast until it became a separate Federal Subject in 1944.
In the second half of 2018, the newspaper said, the United States reported about two placements of missiles in the area of Mozdok(North Ossetia)and Shuya(Ivanovo region).
In 1918 she enrolled as a member of the Circleof Genuine Proletarian Poets, a writers group based in Ivanovo.[1] Soon after joining she began to write short pieces for the group's paper The Land of the Workers.
Despite a growing reputation in his field, anti-Semitic prejudice in the Joseph Stalin-era Soviet academy forced Kazhdan to accept a series of positions as a provincial teacher(in Ivanovo, 1947- 49, and Tula, 1949- 52).
Ivanovo paratroopers landing work out in the area of Pechenga(ie, on the Norwegian border), Arctic brigade occupies the Franz Josef Land, the Northern Fleet relieve the so-called road Gorshkov- corridor progress in the North Atlantic from the coast of the Barents Sea between Norway and Iceland, and the long-range aviation eyeing Norway, Iceland and the UK.
The Bulgarian Orthodox Church is preparing to celebrate the 800th anniversary of the rock-hewn churches in Ivanovo, in the north-central Ruse Province, this year and next.
The Merya people(Russian: Меря; also Merä) inhabited a territory corresponding roughly to what is now the area of the Golden Ring or Zalesye region of Russia including the modern-day Moscow, Yaroslavl,Kostroma, Ivanovo, and Vladimir oblasts.
The Nadela continues to the south, close to the villages(each with its own sluice gate) of Crepaja, Jabuka, the town of Pančevo, Starčevo,Omoljica and Ivanovo, where it empties into the Danube, creating an ada(river island), Ivanovo Ostrvo.