Search results for "Ancient Estonia" - New World Encyclopedia

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  • (c. 1,100,000 speakers). The domination of Estonia after the Northern Crusades ... are Estonia's best known and most translated writers. ...
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  • Estonia (older English spelling Esthonia), officially the Republic ... Due to its strategic location, Estonia was dominated by foreign powers ...
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  • Stockholm area, southwestern Finland and Estonia. The Western and Eastern ... *Estonia *Finland *Germany *Latvia *Lithuania *Poland *Russia ...
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  • Latvia shares land borders with Estonia to the north and Lithuania ... Vikings to the Greeks" mentioned in ancient chronicles stretched from ...
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  • In Finland the sauna is an ancient custom. It was considered to be ... In Finland, Estonia and Russia sauna-going plays a central social ...
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  • Other chapters describe ancient creation myths, echoes of beliefs ... (The Kalevala, or old Karelian poems about ancient times of the Finnish people ...
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  • the ruler. Examples of such states were ancient Egypt, the pagan Roman Empire ... State religions were known in ancient times in the empires of Egypt ...
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  • USSR (Belarus, Ukraine). Similarly, in Estonia, the Soviet-era immigrants ... Russian-language schooling is also available in Latvia, Estonia and ...
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  • of Spain, France, Romania, Ukraine, Estonia, and the greater part of ... population unit ranging from the Urals and Estonia to the Black sea, a population ...
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  • (labeled muskeg), Scotland, Denmark, Estonia (20 percent boglands), Finland ... the acidic water. Some bogs have preserved ancient oak logs useful in dendrochronology ...
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  • Ancient Novgorod rose to a political force partially due to its ideal ... Novgorod was among the first cities to be formed in ancient Russia ...
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  • was then a province of Russia, now in Estonia. His father, Theodosius ... of Caesarea entitled The History of Ancient Christian Literature. A ...
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  • is first amongst equals, continuing the ancient practice of the church, ... This doctrine is claimed by the ancient Christian Churches (the Roman ...
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  • 350px|The slow spread of literacy in the ancient world. The dark blue areas ... all of modern Sweden, Finland, and Estonia) enforced literacy on the ...
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  • in folklore and the mythology of the ancient Teutonic tribes of Northern ... Himmler became increasingly fascinated with ancient German lore and ...
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  • empire in the Baltic including Finland, Estonia, and parts of Russia, Poland ... notion of a past Swedish Golden Age, whose ancient Nordic ideals had supposedly ...
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  • the Soviet claim to Lithuania, Latvia or Estonia. Lithuania joined ... Like other countries in the region, such as [Estonia]] and Latvia ...
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  • patterns of rocks on the open ground. This ancient system was used by [[Indigenous ... in Churchill after having sailed from Estonia loaded with bags of fertilizer ...
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  • the great temple towers (the ziggurats) of ancient Sumer (which many believe ... Biblical narrative is a reaction to the ancient Mesopotamian system of beliefs ...
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  • Social institutions similar to serfdom were known in ancient times ... societies of the Byzantine Empire, Iran, ancient Mesopotamia, Egypt (Sixth ...
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  • notably in Russia, Ireland, Finland, Estonia, Scotland, Poland, northern ... of peat can also be used to reconstruct ancient ecologies by examining the ...
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  • long been suspected as the remnant of an ancient impact crater, but no evidence ... docked in Churchill having sailed from Estonia loaded with bags of fertilizer ...
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  • In ancient Egypt, midwifery was a recognized female occupation, as ... was a little easier - in the Duchy of Estonia in Imperial Russia, Professor ...
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  • rather as a reformed continuation of the ancient "English church." ... of Iceland, Norway, Sweden, Finland, Estonia, and Lithuania. In 2001 ...
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  • that shaped the development of the ancient world.Nigel Bagnall, The ... the leadership and the invasing force. In ancient times, this often meant ...
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  • " which by 1221 extended control from Estonia in the east to Norway in ... Halland, Gotland, the last parts of Danish Estonia, and several provinces in ...
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  • means "past-words-made" or "way of ancient words." The Norse poets tended to break up their verses into stanzas from two to eight ...
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  • scale raids, ambushes and attacks. In ancient times these actions were ... as the "Forest Brothers," in Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania participated ...
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  • peoples, as well as with remnants of the ancient Greek colonies in the Crimea ... * Sakhalin, Kaliningrad, Belarus, Ukraine, Latvia, Estonia, Lithuania ...
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  • In the ancient world and parts of medieval Europe there were taxes ... and operational real estate markets. Estonia, Poland, Czech Republic ...
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  • The Czech Republic, along with Estonia, has one of the least religious populations in the EU, with over 50 percent declaring themselves to have ...
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  • Land value taxation has ancient roots, tracing back to after the introduction ... is used in Taiwan, Singapore, and Estonia. Many more countries have ...
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  • Popular government in Sweden rests upon ancient traditions. The Swedish ... Battle Group to which Norway, Finland, and Estonia will also contribute. The ...
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  • in Latvia and Lithuania, but most of Estonia's Jews were evacuated ... able to defend themselves. Drawing in the ancient Jewish concept of mending ...
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  • to the east and Norway to the north while Estonia lies to its south. Finland ... There are also museums and examples of ancient architecture remaining from ...
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  • The city is named after the river (ancient гра́д Моско́в ... suggests that the source of the name is an ancient Finnic language, in which ...
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  • northwest to southeast): Norway, Finland, Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Poland ... The invading Mongols accelerated the fragmentation of the Ancient ...
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  • Thus, the three Baltic republics - Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania - ... and democratic systems is blamed on ancient tribal animosities, congenital ...
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