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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

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Aqmescit has its own waterfall

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«Golden Section» — an exhibition of creative works by Feride Usmanova

«Golden Section» — an exhibition of creative works by Feride Usmanova

Plein-air competition “Cities of Crimea. Old Crimea — the crossroads of times»

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Crimean gypsies were excellent musicians

Crimean Tatars built stone framings over wells

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Twenty years ago, Tashkent witnessed the most numerous mass protest of Crimean Tatars

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Tobacco cultivation in Crimea

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Crimean Tatar proverbs, which are difficult to find analogues to

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Fine art courses with respect to Islamic prohibitions

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Crimean gypsies were excellent musicians

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Aqmescit has its own waterfall

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Crimean Tatars built stone framings over wells

Twenty years ago, Tashkent witnessed the most numerous mass protest of Crimean Tatars

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