Translation of "Novgorod" to Spanish language:
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| Novgorod | NóvgorodCity in North West Region Russia |
| Nizhnii Novgorod | Nizhnii NovgorodCity in Volga Region Russia |
| In 1896 the poet's father, Adam Bahdanovich moved with his children to Nizhny Novgorod, Russia. | En 1896 su padre, Adam Bahdanovič viaja con sus hijos a Nizhny Novgorod, Rusia. |
| Mindaugas then formed an alliance with Alexander Nevsky of Novgorod and marched against the Order. | Mindaugas se alió entonces con Alexander Nevsky de Novgorod y marchó contra la Orden. |
| Sergei Babinets is a lawyer and staff member of Joint Mobile Group, the Grozny branch of the Committee Against Torture, a Nizhnii Novgorod based NGO. | Sergei Babinets es abogado y miembro del personal de Joint Mobile Group, la filial en Grozni del Comité contra la Tortura, una ONG con sede en la ciudad rusa de Nizhnii Nóvgorod. |
| The common family name, however, was just a coincidence, although she and Nemtsov were born and raised in the same hometown of Nizhny Novgorod, a city which was closed for foreign visitors during Soviet times. | El apellido en común, es mera coincidencia, aunque Nemtsov y ella nacieron y fueron criados en la misma ciudad natal de Nizhny Novgorod, la cual estuvo cerrada a los visitantes extranjeros durante la era soviética. |
| As scholars in the West debated the ethics of Schreck s decision to write about their troubles in Russian archives, yet another graduate student working at an archive, this time in in Nizhny Novgorod, was ordered to leave the country for illegally researching ties between Tsarist working conditions and the revolutions of the early 20th century. | Mientras los becarios en occidente debatían la ética de la decisión de Schreck de escribir sobre sus problemas en los archivos rusos, a otra estudiante graduada que trabajaba en un archivo, esta vez en Nizhny Novgorod, se le ordenó salir del país por investigar ilegalmente los vínculos entre las condiciones de trabajo zaristas y las revoluciones de comienzos del siglo XX. |
