- cesarevich
- ce·sar·e·vich
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cesarevich
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Cesarevich — n. Tsesarevich, title of the heir apparent to the Russian tsars and emperors … English contemporary dictionary
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Zarévich — (ruso: Царевич), a veces cesarévich (ruso: Цесаревич) como una forma más anticuada, es el término eslavo que en el Imperio ruso designaba al primogénito del zar y heredero del trono,[1] cuando era hijo de un zar reinante. Significa literalmente… … Wikipedia Español
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Mikhail Dragomirov — Portrait by Ilya Repin Mikhail Ivanovich Dragomirov (Михаил Иванович Драгомиров in Russian) (November 8 (NS 20), 1830 October 15 (NS 28), 1905) was a Russian general and military writer. Dragomirov entered the Guard infantry in 1849, becoming… … Wikipedia
