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• ArzamasAlyona Arzamasskaya (Erzymassony Olena), female ataman of a detachment during the peasant uprising led by S. Razin; she had …
• Arzamas (disambiguation)Alyona of Arzamas — a peasant woman from Vyezdnaya Sloboda near Arzamas, a female ataman in the peasant uprising led by Stepan …
• Erzya Ethnopark… the popularizer of Erzya folk music Aleksey Lesnykh (Oleshu). [3] Among the figures of folk heroes is also Alyona Arzamasskaya. [2]
• Karpenko Viktor FedorovichAuthor of 45 books of fiction and nonfiction, including the novels and novellas "Brothers," " Alyona Arzamasskaya," "Alexander the Great," "Yaroslavichi," "Prisoners of the Badaber Fortress," "One's Own Path," "Three Days …
• Mordva… records, became one of the centers of Stepan Razin's uprising. [1] The detachment operating there was led by Alyona Arzamasskaya — a native of a village near Arzamas who had taken her vows at the Arzamas Nikolayevsky Convent and left it …

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