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Yalta

Yalta is a town in the Crimea in southern Ukraine, on the north coast of the Black Sea, that was the site of the Yalta conference. It has about 71 000 inhabitants. Throughout the Soviet era it was an important resort for the Soviet elite, since the fall of communism it has, however, struggled economically.

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  • http://www.yalta.com.ua/yalta_engl/y_history0_e.html

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