Talk:Kingisepp

Jaama
Old Western Inkereland settlement inhabited by Finno Baltic Vatjas, Inkerikkos and Aests (Ests) since 100 BC. Located on the lower course of Laukaanjoki. At first mentioned in medieval times in 1222 and 1224 when German Knights tried to capture the wooden fortification of Jaama. In 1241 batpized Filip Pelguin (Pelkonen), an Inkerikko (Izhora) tribal chief repulsed again the attack of the Teutonic Knights at Jaama. The Germans named it Jamburg in old German literature. The Novgorodians appeared later in the Jaama. They had to built a fortress to Jaama in 1384 to secure their positions in rebelling Vatjaland. The Russians start their history of Jaama (Jem) from this point.

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109th Rifles
I've made an edit to this page to link to the 109th Rifle Corps, rather than the 109th Rifle Division, as the liberators of Kingisepp, based on the following: http://www.soldat.ru/spravka/freedom/1-ssr-3.html. I'm the lead editor on the article on the 109th Rifle Division.Wreck Smurfy (talk) 03:09, 22 December 2016 (UTC)
 * Thanks.--Ymblanter (talk) 06:49, 22 December 2016 (UTC)

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