- During World War II, more than half of all buildings in Volgograd (in 1925-1961 the city was called Stalingrad) were destroyed.
- One of the Volgograd region’s crowning achievements was the construction of the Volga Hydroelectric Station, the largest of its kind in Europe.
- It was located about 18 km north of the historical core of Volgograd and ceased to exist 200-250 years before its foundation.
- One of Volgograd’s main peculiarities is its formidable length: it stretches on the bank of the Volga for 90 km.
- Volgograd 1589 yılında kale olarak kurulmuştur. 1670'te Kazak atamanı Stepan Razin (Степан Тимофеевич Разин ya da Stenka Razin / Стенька Разин)...
- Volgograd is a large city along the west bank of the Volga River in Southern Russia.
- Şehrin en kuzey ucu - hidroelektrik santralinin yerleşimi, Volga hidroelektrik santralinin barajının oluşturduğu Volgograd rezervuarının kıyısında başlar ve deniz...
- Volgograd Hydroelectric Power Station – the largest hydroelectric station in Europe is a short distance to the north of Volgograd.
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