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Vyatka
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Vyat·ka  (vyätk)
A river, about 1,368 km (850 mi) long, of west-central Russia rising in the foothills of the Ural Mountains and flowing west, south, and southeast to the Kama River.
Vyatka (Russian) [ˈvjatkə]
n
(Placename) the former name (1780-1934) of Kirov
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24) On being exiled to Viatka, although not actually beyond the Urals, the Decembrist Alexander Herzen saw fit to quote from Dante's Inferno: 'Through me you enter the woeful city/ through me you enter the gates of Hell'.
Hordes and massed machines: Samuel Huntington in Russia by Bamforth, Thomas / Traffic (Parkville)
The Commissariat of Justice reported that in the second half of 192423% of the cases initiated by denunciations from selkory in Leningrad, 27% in Viatka, 31% in Riazan, and 50% in Vologda had to be dropped due to lack of evidence.
Shaping peasant political discourse during the new economic policy: ... by Hudson, Hugh D., Jr. / Journal of Social History
Households Belev 1718 4110 841 Borovsk 1719 2399 335 Maloiaroslavets 1715 976 156 Riazan' 1718 1589 220 Toropets 1710 3674 839 Tula 1715 5309 916 Tula 1720 3022 502 Uglich 1717 5089 877 Ustiuzhna 1713 2277 417 Viatka 1710 4368 724 Viatka 1717 2387 394 Zaraisk 1715 2980 498 TOTALS 38180 6719 SOURCE: Population inventories (see fn.
The poor and disabled in early eighteenth-century Russian towns by Kaiser, Daniel H. / Journal of Social History
 
 
 
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