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movie theatre, movie theatre "Yunist" (Youth), and a summer theatre in the present
Trylovskoho park (formerly named Kirov park). A film store of regional importance also closed down. As a result, many people found themselves unemployed, and many town residents felt forced to move abroad to find work.
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Kolomyia from the German invaders on 28 March 1944. Other Jews who had been deported or fled to the Soviet Union survived there. After liberation, many construction workers, teachers, doctors, engineers and other skilled professionals
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airforce. This caused many Jews and young people to flee east. Briefly, the town was occupied by
Hungary, a German ally. During their occupation, the Ukrainian townspeople launched a pogrom against Jews, beating, robbing, and humiliating them. Several hundred were forced to remove Lenin's statue
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The museum was opened on 23 September 2000, during the 10th
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and the anti Jewish measures increased. In
October, the Germans and their Ukrainian auxiliaries arrested 3000 Jews according to the lists prepared by the Ukrainians. These Jews were taken by truck to the Szeparowce Forest where they were shot. The Great Synagogue in the town was burned. The next
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Most of these companies were widely known in the former Soviet Union and abroad, as they were highly advanced in terms of equipment, skilled workers, and engineering staff. These enterprises produced many products, with people working in several shifts, and providing the village with received
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as a dowry. In exchange, she refurbished the castle and reinforced it. In 1456 the town was granted yet another privilege. This time the king allowed the town authorities to stop all merchants passing by the town, and force them to sell their goods at the local market. This gave the town an
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In 1900 the Jewish population was 16,568, again nearly 50% of the town's population. The Jewish community had a Great
Synagogue, and about 30 other synagogues. In 1910 Jews were prohibited from selling alcoholic beverages. In 1911 they were prohibited from salt and wine occupations.
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and served as the administrative center of
Kolomyia Raion though it did not belong to the raion. In July 2020, as part of the administrative reform of Ukraine, which reduced the number of raions of Ivano-Frankivsk Oblast to six, the town of Kolomyia was merged into Kolomyia Raion.
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railroad. In 1848 in Kolomyia was built a public library which was one of the first in eastern Galicia. In 1861 there was opened a gymnasium where studied among others Petro Kozlaniuk,
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limited self-governance. This move made the development of the area faster and Kołomyja, as it was called then, attracted many settlers from many parts of Europe. Apart from the local
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from the town square. Ukrainians were preparing to shoot many when a deputy mayor stopped them. The Ukrainians prepared lists of Jews they wanted to see punished.
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church built in 1874. By 1901 the number of inhabitants grew to 34,188, approximately half of them Jews.
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as a gift for his support in the war against Hungary. In 1443, a year before his death, King
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Catholic church was built in Kolomyia, as it was called by German authorities, along with a
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culture. Until 1925 the town was the most populous town in the region. Before the
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in Poland, to which many of its former inhabitants had to move after the war.
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In the 17th century the town`s outskirts saw another peasant rebellion led by
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granted the town yet another privilege which allowed the burghers to trade
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Academic Regional Ukrainian Drama Theater named after Iwan Osarkewytsch
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Academic Regional Ukrainian Drama Theater named after Iwan Osarkewytsch
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fortress financed its reconstruction – slightly further away from the
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However, as it provided very little profit, Kolomyia was sold to the
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The city is a notable railroad hub, as well as an industrial centre (
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guard who was the last known Nazi to have lived in the United States
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in 1388. Therefore, it became the feudal property of the princes of
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For the Ukrainian folk dance named after the town of Kolomyia, see
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National Museum of Hutsulshchyna and Pokuttya Folk Art in Kolomyia
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plant, machine works, wood and paper industry). It is a centre of
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gave the castle on the hill above the town to Maria, widow of
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New York-based Jewish organizations of exiles from Kolomyia
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started to be filled by yet another power in the area: the
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On 1 August the town became part of the German controlled
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In 1620, another Polono-Turkish war broke out. After the
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with the adoption of an Extraordinary Session V of the
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recaptured the town and defeated the Moldavians in the
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The settlement of Kolomyia was first mentioned by the
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In 1921 a music school was established in Kolomyia.
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2816:"Нові райони: карти + склад"
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1403:Strategic Rocket Forces
1274:Molotov–Ribbentrop Pact
1222:Stephen III of Moldavia
965:Polish defeat at Țuțora
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3394:Pidhaichyky
3374:Pechenizhyn
3234:Bukachivtsi
3209:Biloberizka
2553:and Jewish
2502:Jakiw Palij
2435:Chaim Gross
1740:Pechenizhyn
1532:Percentage
1518:2001 census
1463:Metalozavod
1397:During the
1193:within the
1176:Iacob Zadik
1133:World War I
1002:During the
933:Petru Rareș
768:Middle Ages
718:town rights
688:Development
624:Casimir III
600:Kievan Rus'
252: /
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3409:Rozhniativ
3379:Perehinske
3214:Bilshivtsi
3191:Verkhovyna
2774:31 January
2567:References
2457:Paralympic
2275:See also:
2167:(≥ 1.0 mm)
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1507:Population
1185:After the
1097:Czernowitz
1028:Ivan Sirko
1024:Ivan Bohun
984:Prut River
920:until the
908:After the
817:Beyazid II
812:. In 1485
746:Hungarians
730:Ukrainians
499:Chernivtsi
467:Prut River
399:pronounced
334:Population
240:25°02′25″E
237:48°31′50″N
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3509:Zahvizdia
3504:Zabolotiv
3489:Yamnytsia
3479:Vytvytsia
3334:Mateivtsi
3279:Horodenka
3269:Dzvyniach
3095:JewishGen
2966:Ukrinform
2800:3 October
2551:Ukrainian
2547:Kolomyjka
2391:, Romania
2378:, Romania
2300:, Moldova
1766:Zabolotiv
1646:Geography
1538:Ukrainian
1526:Language
1213:, and an
1066:castellan
849:Romanians
829:Black Sea
819:captured
791:Wieliczka
756:Olexander
738:Armenians
682:monastery
643:Catholics
533:Holocaust
523:, shoes,
452:romanized
445:קאָלאָמיי
388:romanized
379:Ukrainian
148:Brandmark
21:Kolomyjka
3625:Kolomyia
3604:Yaremche
3579:Nadvirna
3569:Kolomyia
3537:Burshtyn
3532:Bolekhiv
3494:Yaremche
3484:Yabluniv
3469:Vorokhta
3464:Voinyliv
3454:Verkhnia
3424:Solotvyn
3384:Pererisl
3369:Pasichna
3344:Novytsia
3339:Nadvirna
3299:Kolomyia
3284:Hvizdets
3264:Dubivtsi
3249:Deliatyn
3239:Burshtyn
3224:Bolekhiv
3201:Hromadas
3186:Nadvirna
3176:Kolomyia
3063:Archived
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2612:Archived
2561:Pokuttya
2541:See also
2365:, Poland
2352:, Poland
2339:, Poland
2313:, Poland
2311:Gniewino
2260:Source:
2212:Average
2160:(27.58)
2091:Average
1790:Yabluniv
1755:Kolomyia
1720:Hvizdets
1702:Nadvirna
1651:Location
1580:100.00%
1512:Language
1480:It is a
1465:, Plant
1407:Kamyshin
1399:Cold War
1267:Red Army
1219:hospodar
1117:Lutheran
1039:opryshky
1020:Podillya
976:starosta
918:Moldavia
897:Moldavia
893:Pokuttya
861:Pokuttya
821:Belgorod
786:Moldavia
753:Hospodar
726:burghers
675:Petru II
671:Moldavia
667:hospodar
663:Pokuttia
647:Orthodox
639:parishes
612:Boroldai
521:textiles
511:hromadas
503:Pokuttya
491:district
475:province
461:), is a
436:Colomeea
432:Romanian
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394:Kolomyja
371:Kolomyia
211:Kolomyia
178:Kolomyia
35:Kolomyia
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3584:Rohatyn
3499:Yezupil
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3439:Tlumach
3419:Sniatyn
3414:Rozhniv
3404:Rohatyn
3389:Piadyky
3364:Otyniia
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3324:Lanchyn
3314:Kosmach
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2884:2 April
2854:17 July
2641:at the
2555:klezmer
2498:in 2004
2492:Dov Noy
2376:Rădăuți
2324:Kratovo
2298:Drochia
2283:twinned
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2076:(29.3)
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2056:(55.2)
2051:(51.8)
2046:(45.7)
2041:(37.0)
2036:(27.7)
2031:(20.5)
2026:(18.1)
2016:(45.7)
2011:(27.5)
2006:(35.8)
2001:(46.2)
1996:(55.6)
1991:(64.0)
1986:(65.5)
1981:(62.1)
1976:(56.7)
1971:(46.8)
1966:(35.6)
1961:(27.7)
1956:(25.7)
1946:(55.4)
1941:(34.2)
1936:(43.3)
1931:(56.8)
1926:(66.6)
1921:(75.6)
1916:(76.5)
1911:(72.7)
1906:(68.0)
1901:(57.4)
1896:(44.8)
1891:(35.6)
1886:(32.9)
1824:Climate
1770:Sniatyn
1744:Lanchyn
1716:Obertyn
1711:Tlumach
1631:pysanka
1606:Culture
1587:Economy
1551:Russian
1545:93.11%
1529:Number
1443:Ukraine
1355:in the
1328:in the
1312:in the
1304:of the
1215:obelisk
1170:by the
1109:Galicia
1093:Lemberg
867:Decline
839:of the
795:Bochnia
736:, many
665:to the
572:Discuss
543:History
479:Ukraine
458:Kolomey
454::
447:
440:Yiddish
428:Kolomea
390::
383:Коломия
375:Kolomea
355:Website
310:Hromada
279:Ukraine
266:Country
40:Коломия
3564:Kalush
3547:Halych
3542:Dolyna
3524:Cities
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3474:Vyhoda
3359:Olesha
3329:Lysets
3294:Kalush
3274:Halych
3254:Dolyna
3171:Kalush
3158:Raions
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2207:106.9
1837:Month
1706:Otynia
1577:61 448
1574:Total
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1558:5.00%
1542:57 214
1454:Irchan
1388:Belzec
1191:powiat
1113:Jesuit
1008:Otynia
945:hetman
926:hetman
837:vassal
814:Sultan
799:Kraków
779:Prince
744:, and
537:Jewish
529:Hutsul
424:German
416:Polish
342:60,821
286:Oblast
276:
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3309:Kosiv
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2252:85.4
2249:84.9
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2243:80.3
2240:78.0
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2234:76.0
2231:73.0
2228:72.3
2225:77.6
2222:80.9
2219:82.2
2192:10.6
2189:11.0
2186:12.1
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2158:700.6
2128:104.6
2123:109.2
1876:Year
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1566:1 159
1555:3 075
1458:Kirov
1368:Gulag
969:jasyr
825:Kilia
782:Iliaș
750:Vlach
734:Poles
562:split
298:Raion
3429:Spas
3319:Kuty
3259:Duba
2886:2020
2856:2021
2802:2020
2776:2016
2363:Nysa
2216:(%)
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2201:7.5
2198:7.6
2195:8.5
2180:8.9
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2171:6.8
2153:34.2
2148:34.2
2143:42.7
2138:64.1
2133:86.2
2118:78.3
2113:54.2
2108:37.3
2103:28.8
2098:26.8
2079:−6.0
2074:−1.5
2059:12.0
2054:12.9
2049:11.0
2034:−2.4
2029:−6.4
2024:−7.7
2009:−2.5
1994:13.1
1989:17.8
1984:18.6
1979:16.7
1974:13.7
1959:−2.4
1954:−3.5
1944:13.0
1929:13.8
1924:19.2
1919:24.2
1914:24.7
1909:22.6
1904:20.0
1899:14.1
1873:Dec
1870:Nov
1867:Oct
1864:Sep
1861:Aug
1858:Jul
1855:Jun
1852:May
1849:Apr
1846:Mar
1843:Feb
1840:Jan
1799:Kuty
1486:Nysa
1467:PRUT
1364:NKVD
1349:USSR
1338:Lviv
1306:USSR
1290:USSR
1288:and
1139:and
1070:Bełz
1026:and
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793:and
764:salt
742:Jews
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497:and
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321:Area
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3093:at
2084:2.8
2069:3.2
2064:7.7
2044:7.6
2039:2.8
2014:7.6
2004:2.1
1999:7.9
1969:8.2
1964:2.0
1939:1.2
1934:6.3
1894:7.1
1889:2.0
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