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Where is the Ladoga-Clark Township Public Library in Ladoga located?
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The address of the Ladoga-Clark Township Public Library is: 128 East Main Street, Ladoga, 47954 0248
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When and where was baseball player Ed Summers born?
Ed Summers was born December 5, 1884, in Ladoga, IN, USA.
Was Findland occupied by Germany in World War 2?
Actually it is spelled "Finland". And no, it wasn't really occupied but rather was on the same side as Germany. When Germany (and other Axis powers) invaded the Soviet Union on 22 June 1941 Finland helped them, likewise advancing into the Soviet Union's territory opposite Finland. However, the territory it moved into was really Finland's territory from the independence of Finland up until the Soviets invaded Finland in the Winter War (in the winter of 1939-'40) so I guess you could say they were moving BACK into territory that was rightfully theirs. At least that's how the Finns saw it. So they helped Germany surround the northern shores of Lake Ladoga which helped cut off the Soviet city of Leningrad which remained under siege for about 900 days. Were there German troops in Finland? Yes, but they weren't there to occupy it but rather to fight alongside the Finns against the Soviets as part of the overall Axis invasion of the Soviet Union (starting on 22 June '41 like I said above). Eventually however, when the Soviets turned the tide and started winning, driving the invaders back, they eventually were able to retake the territory the Finns had moved (back) into and were able to in 1944 start really moving against Finland. Finland held the Soviets back as long as it could but eventually it was a lost cause and they had to make peace with the Soviets. As part of the peace agreement Finland had to help drive the German troops out of Finland, which they did. But at no time was Finland really "occupied" by Germany.
What happened in the Siege of Leningrad?
The city of leningrad was never directly invaded by the Germans during ww2 however the war still had a devastating affect on the city. Due to the position of the city (which is also known as the Venice of the north) it became almost completely surrounded. The Finnish army were to the North, the Germans to the South, Lake Ladoga in the East and the Gulf of Finland in the West. This meant that nearly all supply routes to the city were blocked after the German advance to the outskirts of the Leingrad in autumn 1941. The winter of 1941-2 was an exceptionally cold one even by Russian standards and though some people evacuated the majority of the population remained behind. Due to lack of supplies the rations were gradually cut and at their lowest gave a piece of bread about the size of a pack of cards per person a day, bread made from sawdust and linseed cake. The people of Leningrad were obviously extremly desperate and reports of cannibalism were heard. The electricity was cut meaning no trams ran and there was no fuel for buses. When people died they often just lay in the streets or in mass graves because no one had the strength to lift them. The Germans also bombed the city the objective being to raze it to the ground. Historic landmarks such as the Hermitage and Winter Palace were bombed though the art work was removed and the infamous Bronze Horseman statue surrounded by sandbags, the gold spires of st Pauls and Peters cathedral was also covered in camoflage gear. The Leningrad garrison stationed at the Pavlov barracks remained in place throughout this first winter of the siege. Workers at places such as the Kirov factory, the largest industrial plant in Leningrad before the war were given rifles and trained to fight and dig trenches before they started work. One hospital in Leningrad burned to the ground being made not of brick but wattle and daub like much of Leningrad, an other only kept one wing out of three open due to electricity shortages. After the winter of 1941-2 the bread ration was increased not because there was more bread, but because there were less people. Though somewere evacuated many either froze to death or died of starvation. The City council in the thaw became increasingly concerned about the spread of disease due to the thousands of unburied bodies and ordered a major clean up opertaion. An Ice road was created over Lake Ladoga to help supply the city, named the Road of life, ironic really as so many died in the transportation across the lake. The blockade was eventually lifted in 1943-4 though much of Leningrads population and culture was desimated. To put the situation into context I read somewhere that more civiallians died, that is froze or starved to death, not including the People's army voleteers or soldiers from the Leningrad garrison died in the siege of Leningrad than in the bomb attacks of Hiroshama and Nagasaki combined.
Can you name 5 human races in Asia?
; I. Capoid or Khoisanid Subspecies of southern Africa : ;; A. Khoid (Hottentot) race ;; B. Sanid (Bushmen) race ; II. Congoid Subspecies of sub-Saharan Africa : ;; A. Central African race :: ;;; 1. Palaecongoid subrace (the Congo river basin: Ivory Coast, Ghana, Nigeria, Cameroon, Congo, Angola) ;;; 2. Sudanid subrace (western Africa: Niger, Mali, Senegal, Guinea) ;;; 3. Nilotid subrace (southern Sudan; the ancient Nubians were of this subrace) ;;; 4. Kafrid or Bantid subrace (east and south Africa: Kenya, Tanzania, Mozambique, Natal) ;; B. Bambutid race (African Pygmies) ;; C. Aethiopid race (Ethiopia, Somalia; hybridized with Caucasoids) ; III. Caucasoid or Europid Subspecies : ;; A. Mediterranid race :: ;;; 1. West Mediterranean or Iberid subrace (Spain, Portugal, Corsica, Sardinia, and coastal areas of Morocco and Tunisia; the Atlanto-Mediterranean peoples who expanded over much of the Atlantic coastal regions of Europe during the Mesolithic period were a branch of this subrace) ;;; 2. East Mediterranean or Pontid subrace (Black Sea coast of Ukraine, Romania and Bulgaria; Aegean coasts of Greece and Turkey) ;;; 3. Dinaricized Mediterraneans (Residual mixed types resulting from the blending of Mediterranids with Dinarics, Alpines or Armenids; not a unified type, has much regional variation; predominant element [over 60%] in Sicily and southern Italy, principal element in Turkey [35%], important element in western Syria, Lebanon and central Italy, common in northern Italy. The ancient Cappadocian Mediterranean subrace of Anatolia was dinaricized during the Bronze Age [second millennium B.C.] and is a major contributor to this type in modern Turkey.) ;;; 4. South Mediterranean or Saharid subrace (predominant in Algeria and Libya, important in Morocco, Tunisia and Egypt) ;;; 5. Orientalid or Arabid subrace (predominant in Arabia, major element from Egypt to Syria, primary in northern Sudan, important in Iraq, predominant element among the Oriental Jews) ;; B. Dinaric race (predominant in western Balkans [Dinaric Mountains] and northern Italy, important in the Czech Republic, eastern and southern Switzerland, western Austria and eastern Ukraine) ;; C. Alpine race (predominant element in Luxembourg, primary in Bavaria and Bohemia, important in France, Hungary, eastern and southern Switzerland) ;; D. Ladogan race (named after Lake Ladoga; indigenous to Russia; includes Lappish subrace of arctic Europe) ;; E. Nordish or Northern European race (various subraces in the British Isles, Scandinavia, the Netherlands and Belgium; predominant element in Germany, Switzerland, Poland, Finland and the Baltic States; majority in Austria and Russia; minority in France, the Czech Republic, Slovakia and Hungary; outlined in detail in The Nordish Race) ;; F. Armenid race (predominant element in Armenia, common in Syria, Lebanon and northern Iraq, primary element among the Ashkenazic Jews) ;; G. Turanid race (partially hybridized with Mongoloids; predominant element in Kazakhstan.; common in Hungary and Turkey) ;; H. Irano-Afghan race (predominant in Iran and Afghanistan, primary element in Iraq, common [25%] in Turkey) ;; I. Indic or Nordindid race (Pakistan and northern India) ;; J. Dravidic race (India, Bangladesh and Sri Lanka [Ceylon]; ancient stabilized Indic-Veddoid [Australoid] blend) ; IV. Australoid Subspecies : ;; A. Veddoid race (remnant Australoid population in central and southern India) ;; B. Negritos (remnants in Malaysia and the Philippines) ;; C. Melanesian race (New Guinea, Papua, Solomon Islands) ;; D. Australian-Tasmanian race (Australian Aborigines) ; V. Mongoloid Subspecies : ;; A. Northeast Asian race (various subraces in China, Manchuria, Korea and Japan) ;; B. Southeast Asian race (various subraces in Indochina, Thailand, Malaysia, Indonesia and the Philippines, some partly hybridized with Australoids) ;; C. Micronesian-Polynesian race (hybridized with Australoids) ;; D. Ainuid race (remnants of aboriginal population in northern Japan) ;; E. Tungid race (Mongolia and Siberia, Eskimos) ;; F. Amerindian race (American Indians; various subraces)
What is the phone number of the Ladoga-Clark Township Public Library in Ladoga?
The phone number of the Ladoga-Clark Township Public Library is: 765-942-2456.
Where is the Historic Ladoga Inc in Ladoga Indiana located?
The address of the Historic Ladoga Inc is: Po Box 351, Ladoga, IN 47954-0351
Where is st petersburg located?
Underneath Finland, but in Russia. Also, it is to the left of Lake Ladoga.
When was Ladoga Canal created?
Ladoga Canal was created in 1730.
When was Staraya Ladoga created?
Staraya Ladoga was created in 753.
Where is Ladoga?
russia
Lake Ladoga is which continent's largest freshwater lake?
It is located in Republic of Karelia and Leningrad Oblast in north-western Russia not far from Saint Petersburg.
What is the latitude and longitude of lake ladoga?
Lake Ladoga occupies the range of latitudes from about 59.893° to 61.739° North, and the range of longitudes from about 30.008° to 32.956° East.
How long is the Lake Ladoga?
136 miles (219 km)
What is lake Ladoga waters like?
Saltwater but with a hint of freshwater
What has the author A A Gershkovich written?
A A. Gershkovich has written: 'Staraya Ladoga'
What is the major lakes north of st peterburg?
Lake Ladoga.
