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Vesti Exclusive: Manufacturing, Remembrance and Metamorphosis in the Kursk Region of Russia

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The central region of Russia that could match the Ural in both industry and science. Kursk Oblast is also aimed at investments and development. What does the birthplace of the famous Kursk Nightingale look like? How does it live and prosper? And how can it surprise us? Kursk Oblast has a lot of plans for the future. One of the main plans includes overcoming the budget deficit by 2020.

Russian Companies Place Massive Order on Ice-Class Ships as Plans For Arctic Expand

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Only Russian vessels should have the right to carry oil and gas along the Northern Sea Route, - proposed Vladimir Putin today. This is only one of the measures that would help keep the Russian shipyards busy first of all - the Zvezda complex in Primorye. How else can the government help shipbuilders?

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A coal mine in Poland fuels a 2 MW cogeneration plant - English Subt

Polska Grupa Górnicza has decided to turn risk into opportunity. The methane naturally produced during mining activities is a threat to miners, so in 2013 the company decided to install a 2 MW cogeneration plant. The methane is extracted from the mine and conveyed to the plant, and the electricity produced is used to power the machinery. The heat produced, meanwhile, supplies the office heating system and a nearby residential area.

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From the Bordertown Out into the World: Jews in Memel

June 26, 2013
Lecture by by Dr. Ruth Leiserowitz

In the most northerly Prussian port town a highly varied Jewish life developed in the middle of the 19th century, inspired by immigrants from the East and the West. The changing political allegiances of the town and region after 1919 made it easy for the township to blossom rapidly, growing from approx. 2000 inhabitants to almost 7000 inhabitants in the interwar period. Moreover, in the 30s Klaipeda became an important center of Zionist emigration. The anti-Semitic politics in Germany which began after 1933 had rapid effects on the situation in the Memel territory. When Hitler occupied the region in March 1939 by issuing an ultimatum, the Jewish community was suddenly exterminated. The Jews of the region, who primarily fled to Lithuania, fell foul of the fiendish interplay of the National Socialist and the Stalinist dictatorship, which only a few of them survived.

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