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Luts'k
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Luts'k  (ltsk)
A city of northwest Ukraine northeast of L'viv. First mentioned in 1085, it was the capital of an independent principality in the 12th century and an important trade center from the 14th to the 16th century. Population: 203,000.


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There are exceptions, such as Ternopol and Lutsk in western Ukraine, where a significant percentage of the workforce has been employed outside the country and repatriated earnings have driven real estate price increases in these cities even as overall economic activity in their regions have remained low.
00 Little reported, rarely written about, the Bloody Triangle formed by Ukrainian towns of Lutsk, Dubno and Brody, was scene of what became the second largest tank battle of Operation Barbarossa.
Bob Fouracre calls the majority of HC basketball games, but Lechan and Dick Lutsk fill in.
 
 
 
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