Biographies of 42 South Uralians added to Wikipedia pages

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Biographies of 42 South Uralians added to Wikipedia pages

Summary

Biographies of 42 South Uralians added to Wikipedia pages is a news article[1].

Key Facts

  • Biographies of 42 South Uralians added to Wikipedia pages's instance of is recorded as news article[2].
  • Biographies of 42 South Uralians added to Wikipedia pages's language of work or name is recorded as Russian[3].
  • Biographies of 42 South Uralians added to Wikipedia pages's publication date is recorded as +2020-01-20T00:00:00Z[4].
  • Biographies of 42 South Uralians added to Wikipedia pages's main subject is recorded as Wikipedia[5].
  • Biographies of 42 South Uralians added to Wikipedia pages's main subject is recorded as Chelyabinsk Oblast[6].
  • Biographies of 42 South Uralians added to Wikipedia pages's main subject is recorded as Post-Soviet states[7].
  • Biographies of 42 South Uralians added to Wikipedia pages's main subject is recorded as Lyceum 1533[8].
  • Biographies of 42 South Uralians added to Wikipedia pages's main subject is recorded as Gubkin University[9].
  • Biographies of 42 South Uralians added to Wikipedia pages's main subject is recorded as Roman Balabin[10].
  • Biographies of 42 South Uralians added to Wikipedia pages's main subject is recorded as Eduard Izrailevich Kolchinsky[11].
  • Biographies of 42 South Uralians added to Wikipedia pages's main subject is recorded as Kartaly[12].
  • Biographies of 42 South Uralians added to Wikipedia pages's main subject is recorded as South Urals Railway[13].
  • Biographies of 42 South Uralians added to Wikipedia pages's main subject is recorded as S.I. Vavilov Institute for the History of Natural Science and Technology[14].
  • Biographies of 42 South Uralians added to Wikipedia pages's main subject is recorded as Victor E. Sevryugin[15].
  • Biographies of 42 South Uralians added to Wikipedia pages's main subject is recorded as University of Tyumen[16].
  • Biographies of 42 South Uralians added to Wikipedia pages's main subject is recorded as Q74794405[17].
  • Biographies of 42 South Uralians added to Wikipedia pages's main subject is recorded as Vyacheslav Kalmykov[18].
  • Biographies of 42 South Uralians added to Wikipedia pages's main subject is recorded as Magnitogorsk State University[19].
  • Biographies of 42 South Uralians added to Wikipedia pages's main subject is recorded as Q77229022[20].
  • Biographies of 42 South Uralians added to Wikipedia pages's main subject is recorded as freedom of information[21].
  • Biographies of 42 South Uralians added to Wikipedia pages's work available at URL is recorded as https://hornews.com/news/iografii_42_yuzhnouralczev_popolnili_straniczy_ikipedii/[22].
  • Biographies of 42 South Uralians added to Wikipedia pages's number of pages is recorded as {'unit': '1', 'amount': '+2'}[23].
  • Biographies of 42 South Uralians added to Wikipedia pages's published in is recorded as hornews.com[24].
  • Biographies of 42 South Uralians added to Wikipedia pages's title is recorded as Биографии 42 южноуральцев пополнили страницы Википедии[25].
  • Biographies of 42 South Uralians added to Wikipedia pages's different from is recorded as Wikipedia has published information about 27 people related to Ryazan and the region[26].

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Biographies of 42 South Uralians added to Wikipedia pages's instance of is recorded as news article[2].

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