Kupʺjansʹk

Transliteration of Ukrainian Куп’янськ (Kupʺjansʹk) in accordance with ISO/R 9:1954, 1968.

Kupʺjansʹk

1. Alternative spelling of Kupiansk.
   • 1977–1978, Zack Deal, “The Economic Impact of the Reforms of the 1860s: Economic Development of Peasant Villages in Xarkiv Province, 1850–1885” (article iv, pages 17–19), in Minutes of the Seminar in Ukrainian Studies Held at Harvard University, Number VIII, Cambridge: Harvard Ukrainian Research Institute, page 17:

     These villages were randomly selected from the villages of state peasants listed in the compilation of the Sumy, Bohodukliv, Xarkiv, and Kupʺjansʹk districts.

Transliteration of Ukrainian Куп’янськ (Kupʺjansʹk) in accordance with ISO/R 9:1954, 1968.

Kupʺjansʹk m

1. alternative spelling of Kupiansk
   • 2020, Massimo Vassallo, “L’Ucraina sovietica dal 1921 al 1939” (chapter 9), in Storia dell’Ucraina: Dai tempi più antichi ad oggi, Milano · Udine: Mimesis Edizioni, chapter endnotes, no pagination:

     I 41 okruhy erano i seguenti: Volynʹ (cap. Žytomyr), Korostenʹ, Šepetivka; Kamʺjanecʹ-Podilʹsʹkyj, Proskuriv, Vinnycja, Mohyliv-Podilʹsʹkyj, Tulʹčyn; Kyïv, Čerkasy, Bila Cerkva, Umanʹ, Berdyčiv; Černihiv, Konotop, Nižyn, Hlukhiv; Poltava, Kremenčuk, Pryluky, Romny, Lubny; Kharkiv, Izjum, Kupʺjansʹk, Sumy; Stalino, Starobilʹsʹk, Artemivsʹk, Luhansʹk, Mariupolʹ; Katerynoslav, Kryvyj Rih, Zaporižžja, Melitopolʹ, Pavlohrad; Odesa, Mykolaïv, Kherson, Zinovʺjevsʹk, Pervomajsʹk.

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