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Alma-Ata

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Alma-Ata: see Almaty Almaty (əlmä`tē), formerly Alma-Ata
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(1) World Health Organisation, Declaration of Alma-Ata, International Conference on Primary Health Care, Alma-Ata USSR, 1978.
Improving health of Indigenous children by Ellis, Isabelle / Australian Nursing Journal
He graduated from the Higher Military School of Border Guards in Alma-Ata in 1983 with special honors and was posted in the Northwest border okrug as deputy commander, then commander of the frontier post.
100 Young Russians to Watch in the new century by Russian Life
Stalina's mother, who had moved to Alma-Ata and remarried, did not fetch her daughter until late 1952.
COMMUNIST CUSTODIAL CONTESTS: ADOPTION RULINGS IN THE USSR AFTER THE ... by Bernstein, Laurie / Journal of Social History
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