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Polatsk
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Po·latsk or Po·lotsk  (pôltsk)
A city of northern Belarus on the Western Dvina River northwest of Vitsyebsk. It was the capital of a principality of the same name from the 10th to the 13th century, when it passed to Lithuania. A flourishing center for trade, it was transferred to Russia in 1772. Population: 82,400.


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78) Gold was born on May 4, 1893, in Polock, Poland, and resided at Berlin SW.
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