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• Jelgava —   City   Jelgava Aerial View …   Wikipedia

• Jelgava massacres — Location Jelgava, Latvia and vicinity Date Second part of July or early August, 1941 Incident type Mass shootings Perpetrators Rudolf Bat …   Wikipedia

• Jelgava — (dt.: Mitau) …   Deutsch Wikipedia

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• Jelgava Palace — View from the inner yard General information Architectural style Baroque Town or city …   Wikipedia

• JELGAVA — (Ger. Mitau; Rus. (until 1917) Mitava), city in Zemgale district (Courland), Latvia; formerly capital of courland . Jews lived in Jelgava from the late 17th century, but their residence was endangered with expulsion orders (that were… …   Encyclopedia of Judaism

• Jelgava — (Latvian), Mintauja (Lithuanian), Mitau (German), Mitava Митава / Yelgava Елгава (Russian), Mitawa (Polish) …   Names of cities in different languages

• Jelgava — Pour les articles homonymes, voir Mitau (homonymie). Jelgava …   Wikipédia en Français

• Jelgava Gymnasium — Historical building of Academia Petrina (now Gederts Eliass Jelgava History and Art Museum) Jelgava Gymnasium or Academia Petrina is the oldest higher educational establishment in Latvia.[1] It was established in Jelgava, capital of the Duchy of… …   Wikipedia

• Jelgava District — Latvian districts| 2= 3=37,054 4=1,605.2 5=23.08 6= [http://www.jrp.lv/ jrp.lv/] The Jelgava District ( lv. Jelgavas rajons) is an administrative division of Latvia, located in the Semigallia region, in the country s centre. It is organized into… …   Wikipedia

• Jelgava — Jẹlgava,   russisch Jẹlgawa, Elgava [ jɛ ], früher deutsch Mitau, Stadt in Lettland, an der Kurländischen Aa, 72 300 Einwohner; Landwirtschaftshochschule; Kleinbus , Landmaschinenwerk, Maschinenbau, Zuckerfabrik, Konservenindustrie;… …   Universal-Lexikon