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Carpet Weaving, a Traditional Crimean Tatar Handicraft
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Did Crimean Tatars cover their heads?
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Russian Empire restricted construction of mosques in Crimea
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In the old days, even in small Crimean villages there was a school
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Crimean Tatars built fountains as a charity
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Carpet Weaving, a Traditional Crimean Tatar Handicraft
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Did Crimean Tatars cover their heads?
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JUST A FACT
Russian Empire restricted construction of mosques in Crimea
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JUST A FACT
In the old days, even in small Crimean villages there was a school
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Crimean Tatars built fountains as a charity
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Derekoy village was much bigger than Yalta
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Porridge, a traditional meal served at Crimean Tatar weddings
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In Akmesjit there was a shop called Buza
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