Pomors
Pomors Pomors (помо́ры) are Russian settlers of the White ... Novaya Zemlya. With their ships (koches), the Pomors penetrated to the trans-Ural areas of ... Peninsula in the early 1500's. The Pomors maintained a Northern trade route between Arkhangelsk ... the late 1500's. The most famous Pomors are Mikhail Lomonosov (born in Kholmogory) ...
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Pomors   (translated from Russian)
Pomors Pomors - the descendants of the ancient russkikh of ... from where occurred the majority of settlers. Pomors since olden times were occupied by the ... Sibiri , where established the city Mangazeya . References Pomors and maritime
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Talk:Pomors
Talk:Pomors Shouldn't it be "Pomors" instead? Hi, shouldn't this article be moved to "Pomors"? Articles about ethnic groups usually take the ...
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User:Mozzerati/Survey1
... Dwight Leucoplast The O'Keefes Egremont Russet Pomors Colin Hay N26 road Koha (software) Upper ...
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Talk:Holodomor/Archive1
... which like Rusins in the Carpathians and Pomors in Arkhangelsk have separate culture and tradition ...
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Pomory
... the bank of White Sea, Russia: see Pomors As a branch of bezpopovtsy Old Believers ...
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Pomortsy
... confession, Pomorians (not to be confused with pomors), or Pomorian Church was a confession of ...
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Pomorian Old-Orthodox Church
... Chairman : Alexy Karatayev See also See also Pomors Old Believers Russian Orthodox Church External links ...
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Kem (town)
Kem (town) View of Kem in 1911. Kem (Russian: ) is a historic town in the Republic of Karelia, Russia, on a railroad leading from Petrozavodsk to Murmansk. The population of the town in 2002 was recorded at 14,620. It is located on the shore of the White Sea, where the ...
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Talk:Spitsbergen
... it's most likely that the russian Pomors were first) Just note that in the ...
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