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- proper noun City in
Estonia .
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Examples
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The American YMCA followed the lead of the Red Cross and set up operations in Narva, Estonia during the fall of
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In his second report, The "Y" at One of the War Prisoners Exchanges, Lowrie provides a general overview of War Prisoners 'Aid operations in Narva.
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Russia only became truly powerful and aggressive under Peter the Great – who nevertheless got humiliatingly trounced by the Swedes at Narva and even with massive numerical superiority needed a great deal of luck to win in the Poltava campaign.
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Davies sometimes accompanied prisoners and refugees on German steamers which transported people between Stettin and ports in Narva, Estonia, Riga, Latvia, and Bjökö, Finland.
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Whitehead worked at the port at Stettin and conducted services at Narva, Estonia, Riga, Latvia, and Björkö, Finland, assisting POW's and refugees.
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(Soundbite of train) Much of Estonia's Russian population is concentrated in the east, near the Russian border, in cities like Narva.
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(Soundbite of train) Much of Estonia's Russian population is concentrated in the east, near the Russian border, in cities like Narva.
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Miller worked at ports in Stettin in Germany and in Narva, Estonia, Riga, Latvia, and Björkö, Finland and on transport ships plying between these ports.
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(Soundbite of train) Much of Estonia's Russian population is concentrated in the east, near the Russian border, in cities like Narva.
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Keeny served on board transports carrying former POW's and refugees between Stettin in Germany and Narva, Estonia, Riga, Latvia, and Björkö, Finland.
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