History
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The Swiss were heading to the Mykolaiv Alumina Refinery, the port was counting millions, and Korabelnyi residents were fighting to get their lights back
⚓ Two warships were laid down in Mykolaiv on the same day! Later, the Nika-Tera port invested $10.2 million, Swiss owners were…
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A letter from the past, a dry cargo ship 24 meters longer, and +32°C in autumn: what made October 23 remarkable
🌲 510 hectares of Balabanivskyi Forest were designated as a nature reserve, and employees of the Mykolaiv Alumina Plant left a mysterious…
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Nuclear threat, deaths in the Limans and millions of missing rounds of ammunition: October 22 was extraordinary
💣 25 million cartridges disappeared from the Port of Oktyabrsk! And 10 years later, another story shook Mykolaiv—more than $450,000 discovered in…
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The Naval Plant, 183 paratroopers, the Port of Olvia, and a Russian agent: October 21 in the history of Mykolaiv
⚓ The birth of the shipbuilding giant "Naval," the 25th anniversary of the Olvia port, and nearly 9 million in debts at…
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A Bible Day Is Proposed in Ukraine — Without an Additional Public Holiday
📖 On October 31, 1903, the complete translation of the Bible into modern Ukrainian literary language was published. It was produced by…
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Despite a serious illness, he is striking back at Russian propaganda again: Vitaliy Dribnytsia returns to YouTube
💔 10 years of battling cancer. Chemotherapy. Treatment in Germany. A month without livestreams... 🇺🇦 Vitaliy Dribnytsia is back! The historian who…
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An aircraft carrier, the first postwar beer, and missiles hitting Korabelnyi: the story of October 20
🚢 On October 20, 1989, the huge aircraft carrier "Tbilisi" set out to sea for the first time from Mykolaiv’s Black Sea…
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The Return of the “Cyborgs” and the Monument Explosion: The Story of October 19
🐄 A cow was pulled out of a pit with a crane, drone surveillance began over the waters around the Olvia port,…
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Korabelnyi was meant to become a city, “Oktyabrsk” became “Olvia,” and Diak’s dachshund survived beneath the rubble
⚡ 12 pumps at a depth of 19 meters saved the dry dock at the Ocean Shipyard from a possible disaster. And…
