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Subject:	Re: Russian forms?
Author:	Cleveland Kent Evans (Authenticated as clevelandkentevans)
Date:	November 17, 2006 at 1:49:07 PM
Reply to:	Russian forms? by Caprice

Obviously the real Russian forms would be spelled in the Cyrillic alphabet. But Slownik Imion, a Polish book which claims to give the equivalents of common European names in 28 different languages, says that Genrich is the Russian form of Henry, and Karolina is the Russian form of Charlotte.

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Russian forms? - Caprice Nov 17 2006, 12:48:34 PM
- Re: Russian forms? - Cleveland Kent Evans Nov 17 2006, 1:49:07 PM
  - Re: Russian forms? - Kaleko Nov 20 2006, 2:59:42 AM
  - Re: Russian forms? - Agata Nov 17 2006, 9:36:07 PM
    - Re: Russian forms? - Cleveland Kent Evans Nov 18 2006, 1:23:59 PM
  - Thanks! n/t - Caprice Nov 17 2006, 3:35:41 PM

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