10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «MORDVINIAN REPUBLIC»
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Mordvinian Republic in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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1
An Ethnohistorical Dictionary of the Russian and Soviet Empires
The Moksha live particularly in the western reaches of the Mordvinian Republic in
the Penza and Orenburg oblasts, and in the Tatar Autonomous Republic. The
Erzya live in the northeastern reaches of the Mordvinian Republic, in the Tatar ...
James Stuart Olson, Lee Brigance Pappas, Nicholas Charles Pappas, 1994
2
University Autonomy in Russian Federation Since Perestroika
7%, Khakass Republic—103.8%, Chuvash Republic—71.5%, Sakha (Yakutia)—
76.2%, Republic of Altay—54.8%, Kalmyk Republic— 46.7%, Udmurt Republic—
45.3%, Mordvinian Republic—38%, Tatarstan—32.1% and others), ...
3
Reforming Education in the Regions of Russia
... Smolensk Oblast 236,054 77.3 25.5 Tver' Oblast 222,832 59.2 22.1 Tula Oblast
241,096 67.3 19.1 Yaroslavl' Oblast 274,996 72.2 24.0 Volgo-Vyatka 241,234
71.7 20.6 Mari-El Republic 213,744 84.0 21.0 Mordvinian Republic 216,757 78.4
...
Mary Canning, Peter R. Moock, Timothy E. Heleniak, 1999
4
World Guide to Special Libraries
N.P. Ogareva, Saransk 28345 Mordvinian Medical Library, Saransk 30212
Mordvinian Republic District Museum, Saransk 27700 Mordvinian State Archives,
Saransk Moreau Seminary Library, Notre Dame 40276 Morehouse School of ...
Marlies Janson, Helmut Opitz, 2007
5
Bibliographie Linguistique de L'Anna(c)E 1996/Linguistic ...
(A Kossuth Lajos Tudomanyegyetem Finnugor Nyelvtudomanyi Tanszek6nek
Kiadvanyai) | System of the geographical names in the Mordvinian Republic.
20382 Maticsak, Sandor: A mordvin telepulesneveinek rendszere. — Debrecen,
1994 ...
Mark Janse, Sijmen Tol, 2000
6
Not to Perish: Articles by an American Professor of Russian
... facility in the Mordvinian Republic of the U.S.S.R. All the subjects were male
monolingual speakers 7 Goodman, Felicitas D. “The acquisition of glossolalia
behavior.” Semiotica, 1971, 77-82. See also Professor Goodman's recent book, ...
Lee B. Croft, Alicia C. Baehr, Patrick J. Heuer, 2008
7
Encyclopedia of the Stateless Nations: L-R
The Moksha, numbering about 500,000, live particularly in the western districts of
the Mordvinian Republic, in the Penza and Orenburg Oblasts, and in Tatarstan.
The Erzyas, numbering over 1.2 million, live in the northern districts of Mordvinia,
...
8
Reflections on the Gulag: With a Documentary Index on the ...
New York, Association for Free Ukraine, 1968, 58 p. Describes the situation of the
prisoners in the camps of the Mordvinian Republic. Vserossiiskii Sotsial-
Khristianskii Soiuz Osvobozhdeniia Naroda. Programma. Sud v tiur'makh i
lageriakh ...
Elena Dundovich, Francesca Gori, Emanuela Guercetti, 2003
9
The Current Digest of the Soviet Press
Follow-ups on readers' warnings [ Bookkeeper in Mordvinian Republic demoted
for rudeness to workers) , Izv 2/2-75. STATE AND LAW Trial: Grain thieves I
sentenced in Kustanai Province] , by Staff Correspondent D. Popel, Izv 27/4-150.
10
The Mordvinians: a doomed Soviet nationality
It is perhaps easy to dismiss the "Mordvinian content" of the Mordvinian republic
as largely decorative and even that as rather limited: the l970 celebrations of the
40th anniversary of the founding of Mordvinian autonomy, aside from a few ...
