Examples of using Tomsk in English and their translations into Serbian
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Colloquial
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Ecclesiastic
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Latin
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Cyrillic
Four children saved from abortion were also baptized in Tomsk, Russia on October 14,
During the Cold War, Tomsk became one of many designated closed cities, which outsiders and, in particular, foreigners, could not visit.
Whenever possible we will hold the wedding in Tomsk too, most likely,
According to Russia Today,“amateur radio fans can now tune in to listen to Tomsk and Tanyusha satellites broadcasting multilingual messages at the frequencies of 437.025 MHz and 437.05 MHz.”.
Instead, television crews were prepositioned in Tomsk, on the Kerch bridge construction site of the Crimea,
Amateur radio fans can now tune in to listen to Tomsk and Tanyusha satellites broadcasting multilingual messages at the frequencies of 437.025 MHz
When the first 25,000 people arrived in Tomsk in April 1933,
In April of 1919, she went back to Tomsk, where she made efforts to organise a women's medical detachment under the head of the White Admiral Aleksandr Kolchak.
During the Cold War, Tomsk became one of many designated closed cities, which outsiders and, in particular, could not visit.
Once when I was traveling from Tomsk to Krasnoyarsk through Kemerovo,
left again for Tomsk in 1647 having attained the rank of Ataman.
In a statement, a professor from Tomsk Polytechnic University, Leonid Rikhvanov,
outstripping older settlements such as Tomsk and Tobolsk.
known as"Tomsk-7" 15 kilometres north-west of Tomsk.
Eventually, Pavlov was given the chair of pharmacology at Tomsk University and then at the University of Warsaw.
So I hurried down, because last year, when we were in Tomsk, your professor Zelentsov gave us a royal welcome.
She secured permission to rejoin her family in Tomsk but returned to Petrograd again in early 1918.
Paleontologists from the Tomsk State University together with their counterparts from the University of St. Petersburg have identified a previously unknown type of giant dinosaur after uncovering its fossils in a cliff in the Kemerovo region.
Valeriya Lemskaya, a linguist from the Tomsk State Pedagogical University who specializes in endangered Siberian languages,
said at a forum on Alexander I in Tomsk that various other facts point to a link between the royal and the monk.