101st kilometre
The phrase 101st kilometre (Russian: 101-й километр, sto pervyy kilometr) is a colloquial name for the law restricting freedom of movement in the Soviet Union. The phrase was first coined after the 1980 Moscow Olympics when all "undesirable elements" (loiterers, prostitutes, alcoholics, etc.) were forcibly removed beyond the Eastern boundary of the Moscow Oblast, which lay 101 km from Moscow.
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101st kilometre
The phrase 101st kilometre (Russian: 101-й километр, sto pervyy kilometr) is a colloquial name for the law restricting freedom of movement in the Soviet Union. The phrase was first coined after the 1980 Moscow Olympics when all "undesirable elements" (loiterers, prostitutes, alcoholics, etc.) were forcibly removed beyond the Eastern boundary of the Moscow Oblast, which lay 101 km from Moscow.
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101 km – forma ograniczenia pr ...... , przestępcy oraz prostytutki.
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Kilómetro 101 (en ruso: 101-й ...... e un lugar apartado o salvaje.
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Quilômetro 101 (em russo: 101- ...... xiste na Rússia em algum grau.
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The phrase 101st kilometre (Ru ...... which lay 101 km from Moscow.
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«Сто первый километр» — неофиц ...... особо тяжким статьям УК РСФСР.
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101 km – forma ograniczenia pr ...... czyli "Sto pierwszy kilometr".
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Kilómetro 101 (en ruso: 101-й ...... la Rusia posterior a la URSS
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Quilômetro 101 (em russo: 101- ...... 6 milhas) do centro da cidade.
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The phrase 101st kilometre (Ru ...... which lay 101 km from Moscow.
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«Сто первый километр» — неофиц ...... (Севастополь, Днепропетровск).
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101 km
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101-й километр
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101st kilometre
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Kilómetro 101
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Quilômetro 101
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