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• ACC Modeling AgencyThe goal of the Golden Podium is to develop the fashion industry in the Volga Region, and to support and promote talented fashion designers. [5]
• An Old Description of the Districts of Nizhny NovgorodIt is one of the finest of the Volga Region cities, the first among them for the beauty of its situation and the most remarkable of all the towns of …
• Archpriest Avvakum… in some form, the collection of a volume of taxes never before seen by the population, which in the Volga Region was compounded both by the loss of independence of the Peoples of Nizhny Novgorod and by the aforementioned …
• Assumption Old Believer Chapel (Gorodets)From the seventeenth century, Gorodets was one of the main centers of Old Believer life in the Volga Region. Most of the local faithful belonged to the Beglopopovtsy — a branch of Old Believers that accepted priests …
• Balakhna Uyezd… born in the uyezd was Yemilyan Bashkirov, a peasant from the village of Kopnino, who founded one of the largest family flour-milling firms in the Volga Region. The uyezd also appears in documents relating to the events of 1 May 1902 in Sormovo: a report …
• Bugrov… was not only an active defender of sectarianism but also a firm pillar on which the "ancient piety" of the Volga Region, the Cis-Urals, and even some parts of Siberia rested.
• Bugrov family… (beglopopovtsy) persuasion, they built one of the largest flour-milling and grain-trading enterprises in the Volga Region and left a lasting mark on both the architectural character and public life of Nizhny Novgorod. [2]
• Capital Status
• Cheboksary
• City of Gorky… the centre of automobile manufacturing; Kanavino provides the city's transport links as the "gateway to the Volga Region." The City of Gorky is so multifaceted and many-sided that it truly gives the impression of being a …
• Excavations of the Pilninsky Burial Ground (2026)… warriors of Finno-Ugric tribes who had come from the Trans-Ural forest-steppe and occupied part of the Middle Volga Region. Researchers regard the Piseralsko-Andreyevsky sites as a precursor to ancient Mordvinian culture, and the …
• Founding of Nizhny Novgorod… regarding the founding of Nizhny Novgorod, each linking this act to one of the religious communities of the Volga Region — Jewish, Islamic, and Christian. The names change accordingly: " Abramov Gorodok," "Ibrahim Balyk," and …
• GAZ… preparing for the offensive at Kursk, the German command decided to knock out the industrial centers of the Volga Region. On the night of June 5, twenty bombers out of the forty-five that had taken off broke through to the city …
• Globe of the Nizhny Novgorod RegionNo locations other than the adjacent parts of the Volga Region and Central Russia are indicated on the globe.
• Golden PodiumThe festival's organizers outlined its mission in three points: to develop the fashion industry in the Volga Region, to support and promote talented designers, and to bring the finest examples of Russian and international …
• Gorky Railway… of the Moscow, Vladimir, and Nizhny Novgorod Governorate governorates. It connected central Russia with the Volga Region and the eastern parts of the country, and played an important role in supplying Moscow with agricultural …
• Gorodetskaya Volost… to the Demidovs appeared Vorotynets, while shipbuilding, salt-making, and metalworking were expanding Volga Region.
• Industry and Economy of Nizhny Novgorod… largest industrial and economic centers. Over the course of the twentieth century, the city evolved from the Volga Region into a multi-sector industrial hub producing automobiles, ships, defense materiel, and chemicals. By the …
• Julius Melgunov… and publication of Russian folk songs that were current in the governorates of Central Russia, including the Volga Region. [2]
• Kileveyn Robert Yakovlevich… of N. Mosalov. In 1871, to Kileveyn's design, the mill of merchant Matvei Bashkirov was built, considered Volga Region.
• Kurmysh (Pilninsky District)… Gorky Sea, the Zavolzhye area, and Chkalovsk — indicating its significance as a recognizable place name of Volga Region.
• Kuzma Minin… with foreign ambassadors. [5] In early 1616 he traveled to Kazan to investigate the causes of unrest in the Volga Region and died on the return journey before reaching Moscow; 21 May 1616 is traditionally given as the date of his …
• Leonid Mikhailovich Kapterev… the Sinegorsk Forests] (1934) and City of Gorky [The City of Gorky] (1934), the historical-economic study Nizhegorodskoye Povolzhye v X–XVI vv. [The Nizhny Novgorod Volga Region in the 10th–16th Centuries] (1939), as well as the articles "Nizhegorodsky …
• Lukoyanovskiy District… of the Neolithic and the beginning of the Early Bronze Age (roughly 5,000 years ago). The Nizhny Novgorod Volga Region served as a frontier zone from the 12th century for more than 400 years — first of the Russian …
• Lyskovsky District… stretches back to ancient times. Our ancestors repeatedly defended their land against the Muslim khanates of Volga Region. The famous Makaryev Yarmarka served as a link between Europe and the Eastern countries.
• MAY, Center for Computer Technologies (may.nnov.ru)… "began its operations on May 25, 1996" and was "one of the companies at the origins of the IT market of the Volga Region " [2]. Snapshots of the address in the web archive span the period from November 1999 to August 2020 [3].
• Makarii of Zheltovodsk… In all this the life of the great hermit found its continuation — a man who opened up the wild lands of the Volga Region and preached the faith of Christ, bringing many unbaptized people into it.
• Makarikhin Valery Pavlovich… of Historical Sciences, professor, and specialist in historiography, source studies, and the history of the Volga Region. He worked at the Lobachevsky University; he founded the Department of Historiography and Source Studies — …
• Mariinsky Institute for Noble Maidens… of Institutions of Empress Maria. One of the first specialized educational establishments for noblewomen Volga Region, the institute existed until the early 20th century, leaving behind an architectural complex on the …
• Mikhail Alferyev… higher education. It was then that several institutions of higher learning appeared in the capital of the Volga Region, among them the Nizhny Novgorod Institute of River Transport Engineers (now the Volga State Academy of …
• Mordva… of the Finno-Ugric peoples once occupied vast territories stretching from the forested regions of the Volga Region and the Kama basin to the Urals, where they came into contact with Iranians — a fact reflected in a distinct …
• Nizhny Novgorod Agglomeration… center of socioeconomic development and attraction for the Upper Volga macro-region, and weakly so for the Volga Region as a whole (despite holding the Capital Status of the Volga Federal District). Its prospects are tied to …
• Nizhny Novgorod Governorate… lands whose core was the territory of the Nizhny Novgorod appanage principality and adjacent areas of the Volga Region. The governorate was created by Peter I in the course of the provincial reform of the Russian Tsardom in …
• Nizhny Novgorod Militia… when one part of the state is shaken, it inevitably affects another — was the lands connected with the Volga Region. And Nizhny Novgorod found itself at the center of this comparatively calm place.
• Nizhny Novgorod PrincipalityThe development of feudal landownership and trade — particularly in the Volga Region — along with support from the Horde and Novgorod, enabled the princes of the Suzdal-Nizhny Novgorod …
• Nizhny Novgorod Yarmarka… and amusements, making the yarmarka not only a marketplace but also the main summer entertainment of Volga Region. [4] The scale of the trade and the gathering of merchants from across Eurasia cemented Nizhny Novgorod's …
• Oblayev family (Gorodets merchants)… Tetyushi, and Tashkent. They belonged to the Old Believer merchant community of the Nizhny Novgorod Volga Region. [2]
• Obran Osh
• Old Believer Concords of Nizhny Novgorod RegionSpasovo Concord — a priestless branch of Nizhny Novgorod origin that became widespread across the Volga Region.
• Old Believers of the Nizhny Novgorod LandMerchants from the Nizhny Novgorod Volga Region had already by the 19th century formed an influential Old Believer community in Moscow, where their trading …
• Peoples of Nizhny Novgorod… of the Region is composed primarily of Mishar Tatars. Their roots are linked to several states of the Volga Region — from Volga Bulgaria and the Golden Horde to the Astrakhan and Kasimov khanates; the scholar Sergey …
• Petr Kuznetsov… tool: in civic debates he cites archival records, in his prose he draws on plots from the early medieval Volga Region and the Khazar borderlands [1] [3], and in his tours he explains cause-and-effect relationships rather than …
• Piseralskoye-Andreevskaya cultureThe Piseral-Andreevka culture is an archaeological culture of the Middle Volga Region, dated to the 1st–3rd centuries AD. It is associated with sites discovered on the territory of Nizhny …
• Poludomok
• Prices, Goods, Services (infogroup.ru)… "Mass Media: Internet Media" section, as of June 4, 2000, there was a line "Prices, Goods, Services — the Volga Region " with the address infogroup.ru and the description: "Databases of the 'Prices, Goods, Services' information …
• Principality of GorodetsThe Gorodetsky Principality was an appanage principality in the territory of the Middle Volga Region, existing during the last third of the 13th — first third of the 14th century. It separated from the …
• Pudalov B.M. "The Nizhny Novgorod Volga Region in 1608–1612 and the Actions of the Militia"The author identifies three chronological periods of events in the Nizhny Novgorod Volga Region. The first (1608–1610) is devoted to the struggle of the Nizhny Novgorod residents against supporters of …
• Pyana RiverA.T. Kharitonychev, in his book "Nature of the Nizhny Novgorod Volga Region," asserts that the name is connected with the Mordvin word "pyan'" (in Russian translation, "pain"). The …
• Results of Shantsev's Week of Achievements… was founded (or seized from the local population) as an outpost of the Vladimir-Suzdal principality in the Volga Region, and for several centuries became the centre of the process of Slavic colonisation moving eastwards.
• Secrets of Wood Festival… decorative and applied arts masters from Nizhny Novgorod, Nizhny Novgorod Region, and other regions of the Volga Region and Central Russia.
• Sergei SkvortsovIn the 2024/2025 season Skvortsov played in the Youth Hockey League in the Volga Region division among players born in 2007 or later, being two years younger than most of his opponents. Despite …
• Sergei WitteDuring the cholera epidemic, Witte undertook an inspection tour of the affected areas of the Volga Region, beginning with Samara and Saratov and concluding in Nizhny Novgorod. In the city he was received by …
• Shantsev's Week of Achievements
• Soldatskaya Sloboda… In Nizhny Novgorod they settled on the outskirts — where the Kazan Trakt began, the traditional road used by Volga Region coming into the city. [1]
• Spasovo ConsentSpasovo Soglasiye (netovshchina) — a priestless Old Believer movement that took shape in the middle Volga Region from the late seventeenth century onward. [1] It is considered Nizhny Novgorod in origin and was especially …
• Spasskoye… fairs as well. The fair grew into the largest center of rural trade in the Nizhny Novgorod stretch of the Volga Region. Spasskoye became a district center in 1929. In 1963 the district was abolished, but it was restored again …
• Sport in Nizhny NovgorodNizhny Novgorod is an active Volga Region with a well-developed culture of mass and professional sport. The city regularly hosts major competitions in …
• Strelka-Citya museum and exhibition complex, a cultural center of the peoples of Volga Region, and an Orthodox cultural center
• Sviyazhsk
• The BashkirovsThe Bashkirovs were one of the largest family-owned flour-milling firms in the Volga Region, based in Nizhny Novgorod.
• The Volga Flows into the Oka, or the Oka Flows into the Volga
• Upper TownThe Upper Town is a typical city of the middle and lower Volga Region: situated on a high riverbank, whose steep bluffs are home to the main recreational areas for the city's …
• UrazovkaIn his opinion, the Tatar-Mishars are Nogai Tatars, natives of Asia, whose settlement in the Volga Region began in the 13th century. In our parts they settled in the early 17th century, after the Nogai invasion of …
• Vikhrov… Russia. For a number of years he was chairman of the regional board of the Union of Theatre Workers of the Volga Region. On Vikhrov's initiative and with his most active participation, the House of Actor (Nizhny Novgorod) was …
• Volga Federal DistrictThe Volga Federal District is often confused with Volga Region), but the two are different concepts: part of the Lower Volga belongs to the Southern Federal District, the …
• Volga Freemen… historical traditions of veche and Cossack self-government, as well as the natural self-government of the Volga Region in the pre-state era.
• Volga RegionOn the small rivers of Povolzhye
• Voytkevich Anton Felixovich… and Bolshevik, a native of Nizhny Novgorod, and an active participant in the underground labor movement Volga Region, the Urals, and both capitals in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. He came from the nobility; his …

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