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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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Kermenchik –a besieged fortress
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The Village of Znamenka: from its Heyday to Full Decline
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Terekli As – the village with only two families left
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Crimean gypsies were excellent musicians
Crimean Tatar school in Kezlev to get a new building
Life of the Crimean capital in conditions of limited water supply
Aqmescit has its own waterfall
«Golden Section» — an exhibition of creative works by Feride Usmanova
Crimean Tatars built stone framings over wells
Twenty years ago, Tashkent witnessed the most numerous mass protest of Crimean Tatars
Crimean Tatar Women Used to be Mullahs
Ana Quvançı, a Concert for Moms
