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	Kharkiv - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Kharkiv's Freedom Square (Ploshcha Svobody) is the largest city center square in Europe and second in the world to the Tiananmen Square in China.
		Before the occupation, Kharkiv's tank industries were evacuated to the Urals with all their equipment, and became the heart of Red Army's tank programs (particularly, producing the legendary T-34 tank earlier designed in Kharkiv).
		Kharkiv's passenger railway station was reconstructed and expanded in 1901, to be later destroyed in the Second World War.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Kharkiv (766 words)

	IH Kharkiv's Profile - International House World Organisation (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-08)
		Kharkiv is the second largest city in Ukraine, with a population of almost 2 million people.
		Kharkiv was founded in 1656 by a Cossack named Kharko, and it was one of the cultural centres of the Russian empire.
		Kharkiv is a city of students - with over 50 institutions of higher education, people come from all over Ukraine and abroad to study here.
	www.ihworld.com /recruitment/affiliate_profile.asp?affid=77 (661 words)

	Chervona Ruta festival of Ukrainian music rocks Kharkiv for 14 nights (06/08/97)
		KHARKIV - The well-known song "Chervona Ruta" may instruct that you shouldn't search for the flower at night, but if you were looking for the music festival of the same name that was the only time to see it.
		This year Kharkiv was chosen because, as director of the festival Taras Melnyk explained, "Kharkiv is voting this year to make Russian the official city language." He said that in Kharkiv the Ukrainian language is practically not heard.
		Teen-agers from the Kharkiv area, who were asked to volunteer as dance leaders for the final concerts on Freedom Square, added to the air of festivity.
	www.ukrweekly.com /Archive/1997/239720.shtml (1167 words)

	YourArt.com >> Encyclopedia >> Kharkiv (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-08)
		Kharkiv ({{lang-ukÐ¥Ð°ÌÑÐºÑ—Ð²}}; Russian: Ð¥Ð°ÌÑÑÐºÐ¾Ð², Kharkov) is the second largest city in Ukraine and the capital of Kharkivs'ka oblast'.
		It is situated in the northeast of the country and has a population of 1.4 million (2005).
		There is an underground rapid-transit system with 35 km of track and 28 stations.
	www.yourart.com /research/encyclopedia.cgi?subject=/Kharkiv (786 words)

	International Religious Freedom Report 2002: Ukraine
		The 1996 Constitution and the 1991 law on Freedom of Conscience provide for freedom of religion and the Government generally respects these rights in practice; however, some minority and non-traditional religions have experienced difficulties in registration and in buying and leasing property.
		The growth in the numbers of communities representing nontraditional religious movements is evidence of the religious freedom in the country.
		The U.S. Government discusses religious freedom issues with the Ukrainian Government in the context of its overall dialog and policy of promoting human rights, on a regular basis, pressing U.S. Government concerns actively when the situation is warranted.
	www.state.gov /g/drl/rls/irf/2002/13988.htm (5416 words)

	Kharkiv Live! Webcam Kharkiv, Ukraine
		Rosa Luxembourg Square - Livestream from the Rosa Luxembourg Square in Kharkiv.
		Kharkiv is the second largest city in Ukraine, a center of Kharkivs'ka oblast'.
		Kharkiv's Freedom Square (Ploshcha Svobody) is the largest city center square in Europe.
	www.webcamgalore.com /EN/webcam/Ukraine/Kharkiv/883.html (146 words)

	Photos of Kharkiv (Kharkov) - 25 pictures with descriptions
		Kharkiv's train station has a large square in front of it
		Kharkiv's Freedom Square (Ploschad Svobody) is the largest in Europe; only Tiananmen Square in Beijing is larger
		Kharkiv was the capital of the Ukraine Soviet Socialistic Republic from 1917 to 1934
	www.tryukraine.com /photos/kharkiv.shtml (200 words)

	Orange Revolution in second week, as presidential rivals negotiate (12/05/04)
		A special congress of concerned government officials from the eastern regions of Ukraine met in Siverodonetsk on November 27 and resolved to hold a referendum on the matter of separation from Ukraine on December 5.
		Meanwhile, Kharkiv Oblast Chairman Yevhen Kushnariov, who had initiated the call for separatism with a fiery speech on November 26 to the Kharkiv Oblast Council, which then gave him extraordinary powers, began a pacification movement on December 1 to bring the two sides in the conflict together.
		He visited the two opposing camps of demonstrators on Kharkiv's Freedom Square - one of the largest plazas in the world - and met with representatives of the tens of thousands of protesters on both sides to ask them to work toward reconciliation.
	www.ukrweekly.com /Archive/2004/490401.shtml (2030 words)

	Maidan - News - Kharkiv: "We are many and we won't be divided!"
		A massive rally (many tens of thousands, difficult to say how many) took place in Kharkiv in the Freedom Square in defense of the 7th channel calling on people to acts of civil disobedience.
		During the rally it was announced that the Kharkiv city prosecutor's office has initiated criminal action regarding the decision of the Kharkiv Regional Council.
		Hearing a person of his fame break into the chant "we are many and we won't be defeated" had a shocking effect on the majority of Kharkiv residents - of a very positive kind.
	eng.maidanua.org /static/enews/1101600559.html (621 words)

	A Patchwork for Freedom (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-08)
		A patchwork of 350 three-foot square fabric panels creating an enormous American flag with giant stars and stripes, the quilt will serve as a tribute to the values that terrorists attempted to destroy last year.
		The Freedom Quilt is the brainchild of sophomores Taryn Schaberg and Ari Mittleman.
		Together, the two came up with the idea for the Freedom Quilt on the Mall as a way to remind Americans of the principles on which the country was founded and the importance of civic duty and participation in a democratic society.
	www.gwu.edu /~bygeorge/sept6ByG!/freedomquilt.html (866 words)

	Kharkov, Ukraine
		During World War II Kharkiv was the site of 3 major military engagements leaving 70 percent of the city in ruins and tens of thousands of inhabitants dead.
		In the city center there is an impressive main square, majestic cathedrals and churches, and a metro in which individual stations are themselves considered works of art.
		Amongst other attraction Kharkiv boasts more than 100 parks within city limits, numerous professional theatres, a circus and an interesting choice of museums which enlighten visitors about the cities rich cultural and historical past.
	www.russia-ukraine-travel.com /kharkov.html (370 words)

	Ukraine Now - Arts and Culture - Show of 'Peculiarities' Held in Kharkiv's Freedom Square (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-08)
		A celebratory show called "Kharkiv — City of Wonders and Records" was held on Aug. 21 in the city's central Freedom Square.
		The stage was filled with famous Kharkiv residents, including almost all local beauty queens.
		The show included the tallest and fattest city residents, along with those with the longest hands.
	www.ukrnow.com /content/view/451/30 (269 words)

	Europe Day in Kharkiv
		This year, on Sunday, 28 May, Europe Day will be celebrated on the biggest square in Europe—Maidan Svobody (Freedom Square) in Kharkiv.
		On 27 May, the delegation of EU ambassadors will arrive in Kharkiv and meet with head of the Zaporizhzhia oblast state administration, the city mayor and the press.
		Come to the Greek tent, organised and run by ‘Helios’, the Kharkiv Association of Greeks, where you will be greeted, in person, by the goddess of wisdom Athena and the god of the arts, Apollo.
	www.delukr.ec.europa.eu /page38811.html (946 words)

	The Press Freedom Barometer for November 2004
		Kharkiv as if for making obstacles for the work of commission members.
		They are still under pressure of the administration and need support of their colleagues and the Parliamentary Committee on Freedom of Speech and Information: “For example, yesterday we were refused to put the camera on Maidan Nezalezhnosti, but the camera was brought to Privokzalna square to show the meeting of Yanukovych’s supporters”.
		05-11-2004 The board of the publishing house “Faktor-Druk” in Kharkiv submitted claims to the General Prosecution office and the Ministry of Internal Affairs because of the examinations of the company held in the first week of November by the representatives of the Department for fighting with organized economic crimes (DFOEC).
	eng.imi.org.ua /barometr/november.html (5245 words)

	Orange Ukraine - Tent City Stories
		He had been in Kharkiv as part of a kind of intervention on the part of his Dad and a friend.
		He drew up a picture of the camp for me, and it looked like this: [it really is the biggest square in Europe, so please forgive any problems of scale in my diagram; instead try to think of the two groups as facing each other across a very long distance]
		We had a commandant who told us if the Yanukovych people ever attacked, all the girls were supposed to move into the center of a circle, with the guys on the outside facing inwards.
	orangeukraine.squarespace.com /stories (10184 words)

	Maidan - News - Yanukovych Rally: Eyewitness Reports from Kharkiv
		There is a clear lack of Yanukovych supporters in Kharkiv - they had to be bused from Zaporizzhya and Luhansk.
		The local tax administration officials are telephoning businessmen and tell them not to pay income tax for a while.
		We work close by Freedom Square and saw all these people walk from our windows.
	maidan.org.ua /static/enews/1103306937.html (224 words)

	Maidan - News - Kharkiv. The largest square in Europe is in orange colors of protest.
		The largest square in Europe is in orange colors of protest.
		The Freedom Square in Kharkiv, one of the largest squares in Europe, is crowded with people, protesting against election fraud.
		They wear orange colors of freedom and independence.
	maidan.org.ua /static/enews/1101224681.html (97 words)

	RedTram News Search Engine \| News on State & Community everywhere (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-08)
		Having traveled across all of Europe in a traditional London taxicab, which recently arrived in Kyiv, the journalists asked Europeans about Ukraine and the
		A huge crowd of people gath ered on the largest square in Eu rope at the city of Kharkiv — Freedom Square — to catch a series of amazing and eye-catch ing moments on the day of the festival.
		On April 13, 2005, an unidentified man called the Vyshhorod Dis trict Police Department in the Kyiv oblast and threatened to blow up the dam of the Kyiv Hy droelectric Station (HES).He said he had mined 40 railcars parked not
	www.redtram.com /catalogue/world/state-and-community/20051101/5 (399 words)

	MO Productions & Victor Morozov News Archive
		November 28, 2004 - Victor Morozov and Mertvyj Piven performed in Kharkiv on Freedom Square (Majdan Svobody) together with Okean Elzy and many others.
		November 27, 2004 - Victor Morozov and Mertvyj Piven performed in Kyiv on Independance Square (Majdan Nezalezhnosti) during the Orange Revolution.
		November 9, 2004 - Victor Morozov and Mykhajlo Barbara (Mertvyj Piven) performed in Kharkiv at the "Music of Freedom" concert together with "Anno Domini" and "Jungle Snow".
	www.mo-productions.com /eng/newsarchive.html (1616 words)

	The Embassy of Ukraine
		In his opinion, the EU-Ukraine Action Plan will have to be amended to incorporate new provisions.
		Organizers of this action are active members of the Position public organization, created as a legal organization six years ago, as well as members of the newly registered public organization "Slav State".
		On Wednesday, January 19 Kharkiv Regional Rada chairman and ex-governor Yevgeni Kushnarev sent an open letter to Viktor Yuschenko to urge the latter "to extend his hands to both parts of Ukraine."
	home.uninet.ee /~embkura/Press-8.htm (6628 words)

	Donetsk, Luhansk, Kharkiv, Odessa and Crimea Condemn Yushchenko Supporters
		Donetsk, Luhansk, Kharkiv, Odessa and Crimea Condemn Yushchenko Supporters
		"The actions of Viktor Yushchenko supporters raise deep concerns," reads a text upheld by the Donetsk, Luhansk, Kharkiv and Odessa regional councils, and the High Council of the Crimean Autonomous Republic.
		Pile of BS from Russian propagandist JB6 (Kiev Bob, Dan Rathersky?)
	www.freerepublic.com /focus/f-news/1287132/posts (1451 words)

	Best Eastern Kharkiv Hotel Hotels - Kharkiv Discount Hotel Reservations - PointClickHotels.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-08)
		Best Eastern Kharkiv Hotel Hotels - Kharkiv Discount Hotel Reservations - PointClickHotels.com
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	pointclickhotels.com /.../kharkiv/best-eastern-kharkiv-hotel.html (50 words)

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