The history of the village of Toi-Tyobe (Kovylnoye) in the Dzhankoy district differs little from the stories of hundreds of other Crimean villages: before the deportation, the village was almost entirely Crimean Tatar, and the state farms that flourished here in the 90s have long been destroyed. But the value of Toi-Tyobe is its inhabitants – they are hardworking and devoted to their native land. On their own, they decorate the local mosque, hold holidays and take care of the village library.
