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Dear friends, we invite you to celebrate 9 years of the the reunification of Crimea with Russia at Russian House, Chennai!

➡️March 24, Friday, at 11.30 am the inauguration of photo exhibition “9 years at the Homeland Harbour” dedicated to 9 years of the reunification of Crimea with Russia will take place at the exhibition hall at Russian House in Chennai.

We invite you to join our hands and have a look at the achievements of the reunification for Crimea development.

See you at Russian House, Chennai!
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Dear friends, we starts the series of the posts with interesting facts about Crimea dedicated to 9 years of the reunification of Crimea with Russia.
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🌄The oldest extinct volcano in Europe (and most probably in the planet) is located in Crimea.
The Karadag mountain is the only extinct volcano in Europe of the Jurassic period of the Mesozoic era with an age of 150-160 million years. The last time it erupted more than 150 million years ago, when the peninsula was still under water.

🐉The Karadag volcano is a place where according to the legends the Karadag Snake lives - a relict animal of enormous size, representing one of the dinosaurs. It is believed, that the activity of the Karadag volcano in the prehistoric era helped to keep the water around it warmer, than the rest of the Black Sea, because of this near Karadag volcano managed to survive one of the dinosaurs.
⏳The famous historian Herodotus, who lived in the 5th century BC, tells about an unknown 30-meter monster that lived in the waters of the Pontus.
Another Byzantine historian, Procopius of Caesarea, who lived in the VI century AD, mentions the same monster hunting dolphins.

🐉Would you like to check if the legend is true?
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🇷🇺A very special place for Russian history is located in Crimea.
More than 1000 years ago, in 988, Vladimir the Great was baptized into Orthodox Christianity in Chersonesus (Korsun), now this place is located in modern Sevastopol.

📍The Saint Vladimir Cathedral commemorates the presumed place of Vladimir the Great's baptism. The cathedral was built in Neo-Byzantine style. The construction took 15 years and was finished in 1874–1876. It is one of the biggest cathedrals in Russia.
The political consequences of the Baptism of Russia into Orthodox Christianity were the ideological and cultural consolidation of the peoples and tribes of Russia and the strengthening of the country's international authority.

🏛Chersonesus Taurica or Chersonesus (in Russian ancient texts - Korsun) is an ancient Greek colony founded approximately 2,500 years ago in the Crimean Peninsula.
For two thousand years, Chersonesus was a major political, economic and cultural center of the Northern Black Sea region.

🗺Now the Chersonesus settlement is located on the territory of modern Sevastopol and is a historical and archaeological reserve.
Chersonesus is included in the list of UNESCO World Heritage Sites.

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❤ Today we are taking you to the most romantic place in Crimea - Swallow's Nest Castle, one of the most popular attractions of Crimea.
Swallow's Nest Castle has long been a symbol and a kind of visiting card of Crimea for more than 100 years of its existence. The castle, like a swallow's nest, is built on a rock above the sea.

🗺It was built between 1911 and 1912, on top of the 40-metre-high (130 ft) Aurora Cliff, in a Neo-Gothic design by the Russian architect Leonid Sherwood.

🌬Almost every significant place in Crimea has its own fabulous history. So the legend of the Swallow's Nest castle tells about the failed love of the god of the sea Poseidon and the goddess of the dawn Aurora.

👑Aurora loved to meet the dawn on the rock and one day Poseidon saw her and fall in love. But the goddess rejected his love. Poseidon went to the trick, decided to charm Aurora with a magical diadem, asked the god of the winds Aeolus to hide the sun with clouds. While waiting for the sun, Aurora dozed off. Poseidon crept up and almost bewitched the goddess, but she woke up and escaped. The tiara fell and hit the rock, part of the diamond from the crown fell into the crevice. When the clouds cleared, a ray of sunlight hit the shard, which turned into a castle.🏰

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🕰One of the most significant events of WWII history happened in Crimea (town Yalta) and known as The Yalta Conference (codenamed "Argonaut "), also known as the Crimea Conference.

🤝It was held 4–11 February 1945 and actually it was the meeting of the heads of government of the USA, the United Kingdom and the Soviet Union to discuss the postwar reorganization of Germany and Europe.
The three states were represented by General Secretary Joseph Stalin, President Franklin Roosevelt, Prime Minister Winston Churchill.

📜The Yalta Conference of the leaders of the USSR, the USA and the UK had great historical significance. It was one of the largest international meetings of wartime, an important milestone of cooperation between the powers of the anti-Hitler coalition in waging war against a common enemy. The adoption of agreed decisions at the conference once again showed the possibility of cooperation between countries with different social systems. It was one of the last conferences before the atomic era.

➡️Some agreements of the Yalta-Potsdam system are still functioning: this is the UN, the preservation of the immutability of borders in Europe (with the exception of some countries) and in the Far East (the borders between the USSR and Japan, the independence of the DPRK and the Republic of Korea, the territorial integrity of the PRC).

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🔴One of the most significant places not only for Russian history, but the history of mankind is located in Crimea - Kiik-Koba Caves.
Kiik-Koba Caves (or Grotto) is a settlement of the Stone Age people, who lived there more than 100.000 years ago.
The Kiik-Koba Settlement was discovered by Soviet archeologist Gleb Bonch-Osmolovsky in 1924.

🗺️It is located on the right bank of the Zuya River, about 25 km east of Simferopol. It is a shallow canopy open to the south and well warmed by the sun's rays under the rocks. There is a spring water source nearby.

🗿The most amazing finds were the remains of a Paleolitic woman dating back 100,000 BC. Not far from the woman, at a distance of about a meter, the remains of a one-year-old child, buried a little later, were found. Also, more than 600 exhibits of primitive tools, bones of extinct animals were found in the cave: cave bear, saiga, mammoth bones and other animals.

🏹 Making your way through the cultural layers, in fact, you are immersed in the history of man and the evolution of tools of labor and hunting. The evolution of hunting tools, from the sharpened stone to the arrowhead, significantly expanded the diet of Neanderthal man.
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On March 24, Friday, the photo exhibition “9 years at the Homeland Harbour” dedicated to 9 years of the reunification of Crimea with Russia was inaugurated jointly with the Probus Club at Russian House in Chennai.

We invite you to visit the photo exhibition and learn about Crimea's development in these 9 years!

📅The exhibition is open for the visitors till April 9, Monday-Friday
🕰Time: 10.00am - 5.00pm

➡️In 2014-2022, key transport, energy and social infrastructure facilities were constructed in Crimea. According to Russia’s Ministry of Economic Development, as of early 2022 a total of 490 out of 980 facilities have been built on the peninsula. Some 526 bln rubles ($4.9 bln) have been allocated for funding the events of the state program up to 2025.

➡️In 2015-2016, an energy bridge to Crimea was built, which consists of several facilities to link the peninsula’s energy system with Russia’s Unified Energy System.

➡️In 2018, the new Crimean Bridge, linking the peninsula with mainland Russia, was opened for cars. In December 2019, the railway passenger service over the bridge was launched, and in June 2020 the bridge was opened for freight trains.

➡️The 19-kilometer Crimean Bridge, the longest one in Russia and Europe, links the Taman Peninsula (Russia’s Krasnodar region) and the Kerch Peninsula (Crimea).

🔴The overall investments in Crimea and Sevastopol in 2014-2022 exceeded 1.37 trl rubles ($13 bln).

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