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Krasnodar

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Kras·no·dar  (krsn-där, kr-sn-där)
A city of southwest Russia in the northern Caucasus south of Rostov. Founded by Cossacks on orders from Catherine the Great in 1794, it is now an industrial center. Population: 715,000.

Krasnodar (Russian) [krəsnaˈdar]
n
(Placename) an industrial city in SW Russia, on the Kuban River. Pop.: 643 400 (1999 est.) Former name (until 1920) Yekaterinodar


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In 1996, he became the artistic director of the Yuri Grigorovich Theatre of Ballet in Krasnodar (in southern Russia, near Ukraine), where he has introduced his own works as well as classical ballets.
Outbreaks of leptospirosis occurred in Taiwan, Republic of China, associated with Typhoon Nali in 2001 (27); in Mumbai, India, after flooding in 2000 (28); in Argentina after flooding in 1998 (29); and in the Krasnodar region of the Russian Federation in 1997 (30).
Jazic's most recent club was FCKuban Krasnodar in the Russian First Division.
 
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