tserkov
orthodox church

Bus service has been discontinued from the village here to the nearby town of Belaya Tserkov.

His personal best time is 8:29.98 minutes, achieved in July 1999 in Belaya Tserkov.

German Kirche, Scottish kirk, Russian tserkov, etc., are all similarly derived.

Her personal best was 6.92 metres, achieved in July 1999 in Belaya Tserkov.

These people slaughter their pigs - fattened with feed stolen from the state farm - and take them to the market in Belaya Tserkov.

The Jewish population fled to Kiev, Odessa and Belaya Tserkov.

An Encyclopedic Dictionary] Moscow: Tserkov, 1996.

It enabled the First Panzer Army to capture Bielaya, Tserkov, south west of Kiev.

During his studies at the Pedagogical Technical School (1921-1925) in Belaya Tserkov, he was engaged in research on ichthyology.

David Ionovich Bronstein was born on Feb. 19, 1924, in Belaya Tserkov, a small town in Ukraine.

It is reported that Tu-16s based with the 251st Heavy Bomber Aviation Regiment at Belaya Tserkov were dismantled in 1993.

The Crimeans fought near Kanev, Belaya Tserkov and the Nogais went to Lvov.

The star-spangled Church of St Dmitry on the Blood (Tserkov Dmitria-na-krovi) was built in the 1690s on the spot where the body was found.

The operation began on 5 March on a 175 km sector of the front between Dnepropetrovsk and Belaya Tserkov after a powerful artillery barrage and developed successfully.

He died on 12 June 1806, and was buried in the Lavra's Church of St. Theodor (Fyodorovskaya Tserkov)

Pravoslavnaia tserkov' v istorii Rusi, Rossii i SSSR.

SG 10 was posted in December 1943 to Southern Russia for ground attack operations with Luftflotte 4, based at Belaya Tserkov and with III Gruppe at Lisiatycze.

In 1968 Father Tewes was a leading witness for the prosecution at the trial of the SS leaders who had ordered the massacre at Belaya Tserkov, where he noted that "All those we wanted to save, were shot.

Sam was the oldest or second oldest of seven Chernofski/Schwazrtz siblings, six of whom came to the US, and had originally been a leading blacksmith who owned many horses, wagons, and vast property in and around Belaya Tserkov.

In August 1941, following the protests by two Lutheran chaplains about the massacre of a group of Jewish women and children at Byelaya Tserkov, General von Reichenau wrote: One SS man who saw the killings at Byelaya Tserkov described them as follows: