VoivodeAlso spelled "voievod", "woiwode", "voivod", "voyvode", "vaivode", "vojvoda", "waiwode", "weywode", or "woiwod"(Old Slavic, literally "warlord") is a Slavic title that originally denoted the principal commander of a military force (warlord). The word gradually came to denote the governor of a province.

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The Voivode Government’s Genesis in Siberia: a Study of Key Aspects
A contribution to the biography of Great Voivode Mihailo Angelovic
Theodosios voivode, Dragomir the Monk and a not reliable document ”from the time of Vlad the Young”
The Networks of a Wallachian Pretender in Constantinople: The Contacts of the Future Voivode Mihail Radu 1654–1657
The conditions for the development of small and medium enterprises in the internal trade on the example of the lubuskie voivodeship
DESIRABILITY AND TOOLS OF COMMUNICATION IN PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION IN POLAND -EXAMPLE OF SELECTED INSTITUTION IN SILESIAN VOIVODESHIP
Species diversity of cereal and root communities in the municipalities located in the Strug River Valley In Podkapracie Voivodeship
Selected issues in the framework of the rural development programme 2007–2013 based on examples of the west pomeranian voivodeship
Wp?yw funduszy unijnych na rozwój turystyki… the impact of eu funds on tourism development in the warmińsko-mazurskie voivodeship
Czerwona Ksi?ga Ro?lin Województwa Podkarpackiego. Part I Zagro?one Gatunki Ro?lin. Red Book of Plants of the Podkarpackie Voiv...