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Tav Dair village of Crimea
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Ay Vasil used to be a big Crimean Tatar village
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Vasilyevka, a village founded instead of disappeared Koy-Eli village
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Disappeared Crimean Tatar villages commemorated in Crimea
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Kermenchik –a besieged fortress
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Tav Dair village of Crimea
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DISAPPEARED VILLAGES
Ay Vasil used to be a big Crimean Tatar village
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DISAPPEARED VILLAGES
Vasilyevka, a village founded instead of disappeared Koy-Eli village
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DISAPPEARED VILLAGES
Disappeared Crimean Tatar villages commemorated in Crimea
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DISAPPEARED VILLAGES
Kermenchik –a besieged fortress
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The Village of Znamenka: from its Heyday to Full Decline
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