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Molokans in Boyle Heights Project at Japanese American National Museum Sep 17, 2000 ... Photo #1: "The Uraines en-route to the Prochladnoye Molokan Church to their wedding, Lanfranco Street, ca. 1960. ... 2.
Russian Colonists in the Utah Desert -- Marshall E. Bowen Relief map of Utah, showing Park Valley at the northwest edge of Great Salt Lake. ... an intermittent watercourse that disappears into the desert near Great ... 3.
Kars, Turkey: A City Hidden Under Snow — Tukish Daily News — Jan 8 ... By SEVİM SONGÜN — Turkish Daily News — January 7, 2008 .... Can anyone learn to ski without learning to stand still on ones skis? I did it. ... 4.
Molokans and Jumpers in Kars, Turkey Molokans and Jumpers first moved to Kars province, Turkey, in 1876-77 when this territory was conquered by ... Kars area Molokans and Jumpers (photos, maps) ... 5.
Molokan Center, Kochubeevskoe, Stavropol'skii krai, Russian Federation Stavropol'skii krai, Russian Federation — 1997 ... from plans drawn by architect Peter Kostrikin, assistant presbyter in SF (who died Aug 2005). ... 6.
The Subboniki -- Chapter 5. Subbotniki Emigrate to America Subbotniki Emigrate to America. Much of Russia was in turmoil in the years leading up to and after the 1905 revolution. Life in Georgia (the home of Joseph ... 7.
Kosherization of the World From the Hebrew word meaning "fit" or "proper," ... non-Jewish ... majority of the kosher market. ... kosher trademarks give products an instant upgrade. ... 8.
Russian Colonists in the Utah Desert -- Marshall E. Bowen Relief map of Utah, showing Park Valley at the northwest edge of Great Salt Lake. ... an intermittent watercourse that disappears into the desert near Great ... 9.
JUDAIZERS, Encyclopedia Judica JUDAIZERS, persons who without being Jews follow in whole or in part the Jewish religion or claim to be Jews. The prototype of the Judaizer was *Naaman, ... 10.
Molokans and Jumpers Around the World, Spiritual Christian ... Molokans are Russian-sectarian, Bible-centered Christians who evolved from Spiritual Christian Russian peasants who refused to join the Russian Orthodox ... |
