Leonid Punin
Leonid Punin (1892, Pavlovsk, Russian Empire – 1916, Russian Empire, died in battle) – a commander of the Detachment of Special Importance at the headquarters of the Northern Front.
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Baltic-slavs relations
Livonian period
a Part of Russian Empire
Latvian Republic
World War II
Soviet Latvia
Modern Latvia
Economics
Trade, handicraft
Agriculture
Industry and transport
Businessmen
Education
Schools
Higher education
Scientists
Teachers
Culture
Literature
Artists
Architecture
Music
Ballet
Theatre
Vocalists
Choirs, Dance Ensembles
Religion
The Оrthodox Church
Hierarchs
Priests
Churches and priories
Oldbelief
Praying houses
Society
Press, radio, TV
Journalists
Lawyers
Doctors
Sport
Persons
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Pupils at the Viļani Russian Primary School
