Zvenyhorodka, Ukraine
Ukraine
Zvenyhorodka, Ukraine links to 3924 places across 10 topics through 27 Bunkabop connections. History, military and government topics lead, from the Russian Empire to the Second World War. Russia and Poland are its strongest ties, followed by Kyiv. In 1792 it became a royal city of Poland, and from 1798 it served as an administrative centre of Kiev Governorate. Its connections also include chess master Grigory Helbach and Ukrainian People's Army general Yuriy Tyutyunnyk.
Grigory Helbach
Connects Zvenyhorodka, Ukraine to: Moscow, Central | Malmö, Sweden | Cherkasy Oblast
6th Rifle Division (Soviet Union)
Connects Zvenyhorodka, Ukraine to: Russia | Poland | Warsaw, Poland | Brest, France | Narva, Estonia
Ahatanhel Krymsky
Connects Zvenyhorodka, Ukraine to: Moscow, Central | Turkey | Ukraine | Kyiv, Ukraine | Kostanay, Kazakhstan
Yuriy Tyutyunnyk
Connects Zvenyhorodka, Ukraine to: Poland | Moscow, Central | Ukraine | Kyiv, Ukraine | Siberia
Kiev Governorate
Connects Zvenyhorodka, Ukraine to: Belgorod Oblast | Khodorkiv | Korostyshiv, Ukraine | Lypovets, Ukraine | Shpola, Ukraine
Truce of Andrusovo
Connects Zvenyhorodka, Ukraine to: Russia | Poland | Moscow, Central | Ukraine | Kyiv, Ukraine
royal city
Connects Zvenyhorodka, Ukraine to: Kazimierz, Poland | Vinnytsia, Ukraine | Piła, Poland | Biecz, Poland | Vawkavysk, Belarus
right-bank Ukraine
Connects Zvenyhorodka, Ukraine to: Russia | Toronto, Ontario | Poland | Vienna, Austria | Ukraine
Mongol invasion of Kievan Rus'
Connects Zvenyhorodka, Ukraine to: Russia | Poland | Moscow, Central | Ukraine | Hungary
Magdeburg Law
Connects Zvenyhorodka, Ukraine to: Kyiv, Ukraine | Poznań, Poland | Grodno, Belarus | Bielsko-Biała, Poland | Sandomierz, Poland
Ukrainian War of Independence
Connects Zvenyhorodka, Ukraine to: Germany | Paris, France | Russia | Poland | Moscow, Central
Greek Orthodox Church
Connects Zvenyhorodka, Ukraine to: Greece | Istanbul, Turkey | Bethlehem, Palestine | Nazareth, Israel | Belize