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  • Khabarovsk
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  • Owing to its position on the Trans-Siberian railroad, Khabarovsk was subjected to atomic bombing by the U.S. in May 1951. Vasili Yasevich had been walking through the woods towards the Amur when he saw the flash from Khabarovsk's destruction. It gave him the idea to claim to be a survivor from the outskirts of the city to explain his lack of papers if he managed to cross into the Soviet Union.
  • Khabarovsk is the second most populated city and the Capital of Russia Far Eastern Federal District.
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  • Russian
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Emblem
  • Khabarovsk Emblem.svg
Country
  • Russia
Name
  • Khabarovsk
Population
  • 583072
Mayor
  • Alexander Sokolov
EmblemCaption
  • Emblem of Khabarovsk
Website
ImageCaption
  • Skyline of Khabarovsk
Density
  • 1567
LocalName
  • Хабаровск
TotalArea
  • 372
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  • Owing to its position on the Trans-Siberian railroad, Khabarovsk was subjected to atomic bombing by the U.S. in May 1951. Vasili Yasevich had been walking through the woods towards the Amur when he saw the flash from Khabarovsk's destruction. It gave him the idea to claim to be a survivor from the outskirts of the city to explain his lack of papers if he managed to cross into the Soviet Union.
  • Khabarovsk is the second most populated city and the Capital of Russia Far Eastern Federal District.
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