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==People== * Anastasia Alexandrovna of Suzdal (died 1404?), daughter of Andrey of Mozhaysk and second wife of [[Boris of Tver]] ...

...aryatinsky, and David Zherebtsov) had to prevent the [[Lithuania]]n forces from crossing the Zhabyn River. On 1 September 1609, Valuyev, Golovin, and a Swe ...e|besieged Tsaryovo-Zaymishche]] and then led the rest of his army towards Mozhaysk, defeating the Russians at the [[Battle of Klushino]]. The hetman then retu ...

| birth_place = {{wrap|[[Mozhaysk]], [[Russian Soviet Federative Socialist Republic|Russian SSR]], [[Soviet U ...other Russian hockey players were sanctioned for doping and their results from the [[Ice hockey at the 2014 Winter Olympics – Women's tournament|women's ...

| years11 = 2017–2019 | clubs11 = SSh Mozhaysk [[Category:Living people]] ...

|birth_place = [[Mozhaysk]], [[Russian SFSR]], [[Soviet Union]] From 1998 till 2004 Tereshchenko played for the [[Russian Super League]] club [[ ...

| birth_place = [[Mozhaysk]], [[Russian Soviet Federative Socialist Republic|Russian SFSR]], [[Soviet ...pas, [http://www.moscowtimes.ru/article/600/42/376172.htm Lebedev Expelled from Sochi Race] ''The Moscow Times'' (14 April 2009). Retrieved 10-12-2013.</re ...

...]] from his second marriage to [[Eudoxia Streshneva]], a noblewoman from [[Mozhaysk]]. She was the elder sister of [[Alexis of Russia]] and the first '[[Born i ...ieth Century''. New York: M.E. Sharpe. p. 89.</ref> Irina grew up secluded from men and the world outside of the [[Terem (Russia)|terem]], where she was ta ...

| birth_place = [[Mozhaysk]], [[Russian Empire]] ...gn of [[Catherine the Great]]. His mother came from an old merchant family from [[Saratov]]. Boris first became interested in writing at the age of nine. A ...

...tains]] in the valley of the [[Iskar River]], {{convert|80|km|2|abbr=on}} from [[Sofia]]. ...ounded in Etropole in 1870 in order to help the [[Liberation of Bulgaria]] from [[History of Ottoman Bulgaria|Ottoman rule]]. The town was liberated on 24 ...

...f [[Moscow Oblast]], [[Russia]], located {{convert|13|km|sp=us}} west of [[Mozhaysk]]. ...ic peoples|Slavic tribes]]. The well-preserved earthworks of a fort dating from about 200 BC, located near the village of {{ill|Gorki, Mozhaysky District, ...

...town]] near [[Mozhaysk]]. He graduated from the military academy and later from the Automatics and Electronics department of [[National Research Nuclear Un ...16, Alexander took part in a live video conference with [[Vladimir Putin]] from [[Antarctica]] and was invited by the Department of Tourism of [[Estonia]] ...

...he was sent to assist in construction of defensive fortifications around [[Mozhaysk]].{{sfn|Simonov|Chudinova|2017|p=280}}{{sfn|Noggle|1994|p=92}} ...tion course at Engels Military Aviation School in Saratov; upon graduating from the training in February 1942 she was assigned to the 588th Night Bomber Av ...

[[Johannes Voigt]] (supported by many others) suggested that name is derived from the Baltic word *''galas'' ("the end", probably synonymous to "located fart ...lepa|pl}} suggested another etymology: the name ''Galind''- may be derived from the [[hydronym]] of {{ill|Gielądzkie Lake|pl|Gielądzkie Jezioro}} in the ...

*Andrei Dmitrievich, Prince of [[Mozhaysk]] (14 August 1382 – 9 July 1432). [[Category:15th-century Russian people]] ...

[[Army group]]s differ from fronts in that a [[Soviet Union|Soviet]] front typically had its own army-s ...ection"''. Another decree of the [[People's Commissariat for Defence|PCD]] from 13 August 1940 introduced further changes in the war plans. The distinction ...

*[[Chairman of the Council of People's Commissars of the Soviet Union]] – [[Vyacheslav Molotov]] (until 6 May) ...e military councils of boundary districts to start the advancing of troops from rear closer to the state frontier ...

...5th Rifle Corps]]. On 27 April 1940 [[Colonel]] Nikolay Fomin took command from Rubtsov. On 22 June 1941, it was part of the 1st Rifle Corps, [[10th Army ( ...any. During the [[Second World War]] it was part of the 'Operational Army' from 22 June 1941 to 4 July 1941. ...

...35. In May 1939, the 82nd Rifle was mobilized and sent to the Transbaikal. From July, it fought in the [[Battles of Khalkhin Gol]] against Japanese troops. ...ivision with 12,000 men. Its 82nd Red Banner Artillery Regiment was formed from the 82nd Red Banner Howitzer Artillery Regiment and the 82nd Light Artiller ...

...easant family of [[Ukrainians|Ukrainian]] ethnicity. In 1925, he graduated from seven grades and was drafted into the [[Red Army]] in September.<ref name=" ...was a drill instructor in the 2nd Border Detachment. Onuprienko graduated from the [[Frunze Military Academy]] in 1938.<ref name=":3" /> In November, he b ...

| branch = [[Red Army]] ([[Soviet Army]] from 1946) ...rt in the [[Sino-Soviet conflict (1929)|Chinese Eastern Railway conflict]] from 1 August to 19 September 1929, fighting in the region of [[Jalainur Distric ...