Lvov

Proper noun

Meaning

Lvov

Alternative form of Lviv

Examples

In our attitude towards the war, which under the new government of Lvov and Co. unquestionably remains on Russia's part a predatory imperialist war owing to the capitalist nature of that government, not the slightest concession to "revolutionary defencism” is permissible. Vladimir Lenin

After the war, a new Jewish population was formed from among the hundreds of thousands of Russians and Ukrainians that migrated to the city, then called Lvov. Source: Internet

A. Kerensky, Russia and History's Turning Point, New York 1965, p. 150. Alexandra suggested to her husband to expel Guchkov and Prince Lvov to Siberia. Source: Internet

After marrying his wife, arranged through their parents, Simon moved his bride and his business to Lvov, a majestic city in Poland known for its beautiful churches and large Jewish population. Source: Internet

From Odessa to Lvov, it's utterly different. Source: Internet

Ludwik Finkelstein was in Lvov, which is now in Ukraine. Source: Internet

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