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Oleg

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Oleg (ō`leg, Rus. ôlĕk`) or Oleh (ôlĕkh`), d. c.912, founder of Kievan Rus Kievan Rus (kē`ĕfən), medieval state of the Eastern Slavs. It was the earliest predecessor of modern Ukraine and Russia.
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. Succeeding his kinsman Rurik Rurik (r`rĭk), d.
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 as leader of the Varangians Varangians (vərăn`jēənz)
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 at Novgorod, Oleg led forth his retainers to seize Kiev (c.879). He made Kiev his capital and set about uniting the Slavic tribes along the Volkhov-Dnieper waterway, freeing them from the overlordship of the Khazars. Oleg concluded commercial treaties with the Byzantine Empire in 907 and 911, making trade with the empire a major factor in the Kievan economy and opening the path for Greek Christian cultural penetration. Oleg was succeeded by Igor Igor (ē`gôr, Russ. ē`gər) or Ihor
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The team also placed veteran defenseman Oleg Tverdovsky on waivers, hoping someone would claim him and take the $2.
The NMP catalog, which features recent music by such established composers as Georgy Agachev, Andry Espay, Karen Khachaturian and Boris Tistchenko, as well as rising young composers like Vera Astrova, Alexander Klevitsky, Vadim Kulev, Alexei Larin and Oleg Oblov, will be represented by Carl Fischer in all of North America.
In 1978, Spanish intelligence learned that the ETA was being directed by KGB agents in France and Spain, including Oleg Suranov, manager of the Soviet airline Aeroflot in Spain, and Anatoli Krassilinikov of the Soviet embassy in Madrid.
 
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