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Wednesday, April 17, 2013
Pluzhnoe Township (Pluzhanskoy)
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Pluzhnoe Township ( Pluzhanskoy ) in 1906 covered the central area of Ostrog County directly east of Kunevskoy . This township included t...
Monday, April 15, 2013
The Village of Pluzhnoe, seat of Pluzhnoe Township
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In 1906, the Mennonite villages of Stanislavka, Leeleva, Fuerstenthal, Mikailovka and Jadwinin were all part of Pluzhnoe Township ( Pluzha...
Thursday, April 4, 2013
Other Villages of Kunevskoy
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In addition to the Mennonite villages, Kunevskoy included several villages with interesting stories. For instance, the village of Mezhir...
Wednesday, April 3, 2013
The Village of Antonovka
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The Vilia River flows by the village of Karolswalde in a northerly direction and merges with the Goryn River on the northern edge of Ostro...
Sunday, March 31, 2013
The Village of Karolswalde
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The largest and earliest Mennonite village in Kunevskoy , Karolswalde, was established sometime in the late 18th Century. The village can...
Friday, March 29, 2013
Kunev Township (Kunevskoy)
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Kunev Township ( Kunevskoy ) in 1906 included the northwestern area of the cluster of Mennonite villages lying southwest of Ostrog. The M...
Tuesday, March 26, 2013
Kunev Village, seat of Kunev Township
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In 1906, most of the Mennonite villages in the Ostrog area were in the townships of Kunevskoy or Pluzhanskoy. Karolswalde (Sloboda Galend...
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