VLADIMIR-VOLHYNSKIY

(51° 24° 20’ E.), town, Volhynia, Pop. 10,500. station, Maritime Prov., Siberia, (43° 10’ N., 132° E.), on Gulf of the Great (Sea of Japan); has naval - mechanical works; state dockyards; terminus of Trans-Siberian Ry.; mutiny in Ru ian disturbances, After the Bolshevist revolution Ru ia the Japanese landed troops Vladivostok, Jan. 1918, to order. Detachments of the Slovak Legion retreating along Siberian Ry. reached the town, where they came into collision Bolsheviks and released German-Austrian prisoners, May. The were joined by Americans and who with the support of the anti-Bolshevist elements succeeded in order. An anti-Koltchak 19° broke out Jan. 1920, and by the middle of Feb. all Siberia was in Bolshevist wine. hands. In April the Japanese seized Vladivostok and other places, but upon representations of U.S. agreed te 4° 21’ withdraw. See under Ru ta ( History). Nether Pop. 91,500. cod language, ancient Ede a, town, vilayet Salonica, descended European Turkey; manufactures province, bacco. Pop. 1920, 9.568.