• Anna İvanovna - Vikipedi

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    Ana menü. kenar çubuğuna taşı. ... Anna İvanovna (7 Şubat 1693 Moskova - 28 Ekim 1740 Sankt-Peterburg) 1730 - 1740 arasında tahta kalan Rus çariçesi.

  • Anna of Russia - Wikipedia

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    Cambridge University Press. pp. 68–69. Curtiss, Mini (1974), A Forgotten Empress: Anna Ivanovna and Her Era., New York: Frederick Unga Publishing Company.

  • Rusya'nın En Zalim İmparatoriçesi : Anna Ivanovna - YouTube

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  • Anna Ivanovna 1693-1740

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    History notes on Anna Ivanovna, short bio, map. Daughter of Ivan V. Peter the Great's nice.

  • Anna Ivanovna: The Bitter Empress Who Plunged Russia...

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    Following her husband’s sudden death, a heartbroken Anna Ivanovna became the ruler of Latvia in 1711. For 20 years, she ruled over the foreign land in dismay.

  • Anna I, Empress of All Russia | Unofficial Royalty

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    After the death of her father, three-year-old Anna and her two surviving sisters, five-year-old Ekaterina Ivanovna and two-year-old Praskovia Ivanovna, along with...

  • Anna Ivanovna | History-Profiles

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    Anna Ivanovna (7 February 1693 - 28 October 1740) was the daughter of Tsar Ivan V, the mentally disabled half-brother of Peter The Great, and of Praskovia...

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  • Anna Ivanovna: the Years of Government, History...

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    Anna Ivanovna reign Anna was born 28 January 1693 in Moscow, in the family of the elder brother of Peter the Great, Ivan the Fifth.

  • Anna Ivanovna | Smart History of Russia

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    Background Lived: 1693-1740. Anna Ivanovna’s father was Ivan V, the mentally and physically disabled co-ruler of Peter the Great.