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• Black Sea
  The '''Black Sea''' is a large [[Tide|non-tidal]] body of water on the south-east border of The countries bordering the Black Sea are:
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• Black Sea/Definition
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• Black Sea/Related Articles
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• Black Sea
  The '''Black Sea''' is a large [[Tide|non-tidal]] body of water on the south-east border of The countries bordering the Black Sea are:
  830 bytes (119 words) - 10:08, 29 October 2014
• Balkan peninsula/Definition
  Geographic name for a region of southeastern [[Europe]], surrounded by the [[Black Sea]] to the east, by [[Aegean Sea|Aegean]], [[Mediterranean Sea|Mediterranean]
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• Mariupol/Related Articles
  {{rpl|Black Sea}}
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• Balkan peninsula
  ...name for a region of southeastern [[Europe]], which is surrounded by the [[Black Sea]] to the east, by [[Aegean Sea|Aegean]], [[Mediterranean Sea|Mediterranean]
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• Mediterranean Sea
  ...est of the Atlantic by the [[Straits of Gibraltar]], and connects to the [[Black Sea]] naturally via the [[Bosporus]]. Another man made connection, through the
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• Sea of Azov/Definition
  The [[Crimea]]n peninsula almost connects to the east coast of the [[Black Sea]], and this forms a large bay.
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• Crimea/Definition
  ...blic]] of [[Ukraine]] in eastern Europe located on the north side of the [[Black Sea]].
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• Georgia (country)/Definition
  ...ucasus to the southeast of Continental Europe and at the east coast of the Black Sea.
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• Caucasus/Related Articles
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• Romania
  ...the northeast, [[Bulgaria]] to the south, and has a sea coast along the [[Black Sea]] on the east. Its capital and largest city is [[Bucharest]].
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• Crimean War
  ...the Ottoman Empire. France forced the issue by deploying the fleet to the Black Sea; Russia responded with its own show of force. Most of the battles took place around the [[Black Sea]], although there were some battles in Asia and the Pacific.
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• Romania/Definition
  ...population c. 22.2 million; capital Bucharest) on the western shore of the Black Sea, and divided by the arc of the Carpathian Mountains, which enclose the Tran
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• Bulgaria/Definition
  ...urope, bordered by Romania to the north (with River Danube as border); the Black Sea to the east; Greece and Turkey to the south; and Yugoslavia and Macedonia t
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• Turkey/Definition
  ...rom Eastern Thrace in Europe across the peninsula of Asia Minor; meets the Black Sea to the north, the Aegean to the west and the Mediterranean to the south; ha
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• Amazon (mythology)/Definition
  ...] [[bard]] [[Homer]]. They may have [[life|lived]] in a region along the [[Black Sea]] in lands known as [[Scythia]] or the [[Ukraine]], while other sources pla
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• Ukraine/Related Articles
  {{r|Black Sea}}
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• Colchis/Definition
  ...ent Greece|Greek]] [[mythology]], it was a region to the [[east]] of the [[Black Sea]] in [[Asia]] which was the [[home]] of [[Aeetes]] and [[Medea]] and a [[de
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• Georgia (country)/Related Articles
  {{r|Black Sea}}
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• Bulgaria
  ...west, and [[Greece]] and [[Turkey]] to the south. It is bordered by the [[Black Sea]] to the east.
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• Amazons
  ...own as the Amazons who lived at the edge of the world (probably near the [[Black Sea]] according to [[Classics]] scholar [[Elizabeth Vandiver]], including [[Gre
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• River/Catalogs
  |[[Black Sea]] |[[Black Sea]]
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• Turkey
  ...ey west of the Bosporus is geographically part of Europe), bordering the [[Black Sea]], between [[Bulgaria]] and [[Georgia]], and bordering the [[Aegean Sea]] a
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• Soviet legacy
  ...he status of the highly militarized city of Sevastopol, home of the Soviet Black Sea fleet.
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• Bulgaria/Related Articles
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• Romania/Related Articles
  {{r|Black Sea}}
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• Ancient Greece
  ...a]], but it became widespread with colonies founded as far afield as the [[Black Sea]], [[Italy]], the [[Levant]] and [[North Africa]].
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• Vipera kaznakovi
  ...erpret this as Tsebelda, the vicinity of Sukhumi [on the east coast of the Black Sea], Abkhasia, the Caucasus [Georgia].<ref name="McD99"/>
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• Crimea
  ..., Krym'') is a peninsula in eastern [[Europe]], on the north side of the [[Black Sea]]. Previously an autonomous republic within the state of [[Ukraine]], Crime
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• Ovid
  ...s exiled by [[Augustus]] to Tomis (or Tomi, now Costanza), a town on the [[Black Sea]] on the extreme edge of the [[Roman Empire|Empire]]. The reason for this e
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• Georgia (country)
  ...asus to the southeast of [[Continental Europe]] at the east coast of the [[Black Sea]]. Georgia shares borders with [[Russia]] in the north and [[Turkey]], [[Ar ...limate|Alpine]] zone in the [[Caucasus mountains]] and the [[subtropical]] Black Sea coast of western Georgia.
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• USS Renate (AKA-36)
  ...ardanelles]]. ''Maury'' thus became the first U.S. naval unit to enter the Black Sea since 1945.
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• Turkey and the Holocaust
  * Also see Frantz, D. and Collins, C. (2003). Death on the Black Sea: The Untold Story of the 'Struma' and World War II's Holocaust at Sea, Harp
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• Sloviansk
  ...eport: the Sloviansk, homeported in Odessa, in the northwest corner of the Black Sea.
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• Vipera
  |Northeastern Turkey, Georgia and Russia (eastern Black Sea coast).
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• Pericles
  ...hoped. At an unknown date, Pericles led the powerful Athenian navy to the Black Sea to demonstrate Athenian power and secure the corn route from southern Russi
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• George W. Bush/Bibliography
  * Hendrickson, Ryan C., and Kristina Spohr Readman, "From the Baltic to the Black Sea: Bush's NATO Enlargement." ''White House Studies.'' (2004) 4#3 pp: 319+. [
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• Signals intelligence from 1980 to 1989
  ''Spruance''-class [[destroyer]]s sailed on collection missions in the Black Sea, Baltic Sea, and off the coast of Libya, a Soviet client.<ref name=Richelso
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• World War I, Australia
  ...ning a passage for shipping supplies and munitions to the Russians via the Black Sea.
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• Gold
  ...ned several times in the [[Old Testament]]. The south-east corner of the [[Black Sea]] was famed for its gold. Exploitation is said to date from the time of [[M
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• Rufus C. Somerby
  ...son]], and a model of Fort Sumter was slipped over an extra patch of the [[Black Sea]]. Dr. Judd also describes his work with the American humorist [[Artemis W
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• Human eye color
  ...ay have arisen in a single individual in the [[Near East]] or around the [[Black Sea]] region 6,000–10,000 years ago during the [[Neolithic revolution]].<ref
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• Cruiser
  | ASW & command; 2 in Black Sea
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• Greek language
  ...through the inner Balkans and originating from the northern shores of the Black Sea. Those Proto-Greeks settled firstly in [[Epirus]] and then in the rest of G
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• Mustafa Kemal Atatürk
  ...anteed Turkey's continued security on its northeastern frontier and in the Black Sea. Following the Italian conquest of Ethiopia, and largely as a consequence o
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• Ukraine
  Ukraine is located in Eastern Europe, north of the [[Black Sea]] and northwest of the [[Sea of Azov]]. It is centered on the geographic c ...between Russia and Austria. From 1737 to 1834 expansion into the northern Black Sea littoral and the eastern Danube valley was a cornerstone of Russian foreign
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• Florence Nightingale
  ...horization of Sidney Herbert) to [[Turkey]], some 545&nbsp;km across the [[Black Sea]] from [[Balaklava]] in the Crimea, where the main British camp was based.
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• Hippocrates
  ...ash; acquiring its wealth from its location on the trade route between the Black Sea to the northeast and the Aegean Sea to the west, its exports of wine, fish
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• National Security Agency
  Spruance-class destroyers sailed on collection missions in the Black Sea, Baltic Sea, and off the coast of Libya, a Soviet client.<ref name=Richelso
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• Macedonian language
  ...ski'' dialect group that stretches through Southern [[Thrace]] up to the [[Black Sea]] <!--{{ref|stoykov2002b}}-->.
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• Signals intelligence from 1954 to 1979
  Spruance-class destroyers sailed on collection missions in the Black Sea, Baltic Sea, and off the coast of Libya, a Soviet client.<ref name=Richelso
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