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Mett Eagle
August 17, 2019
Hiking
This highlight is a striking eye catcher while driving on the main road.
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•Willy - Francesco
November 3, 2021
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The town on the banks of the Kohylnyk River was first mentioned in writing on August 17, 1522 as the Dobreni Inn on the Bessarabian trade route between Europe and Asia.
After the Russo-Turkish War (1806–1812) the property was acquired by the Armenian businessman and diplomat Emanuel Mârzayan (Manuc Bey), who lived in Bucharest.
Under the name Hantscheschti, there was a settlement of German-born residents here in 1940, before the village was named Kotowskoe in 1944 in honor of the Soviet commander-in-chief Grigorij Kotowski, which was changed to Kotowsk in 1965 when the city rights were received.
The town on the banks of the Kohylnyk River was first mentioned in writing on August 17, 1522 as the Dobreni Inn on the Bessarabian trade route between Europe and Asia.
After the Russo-Turkish War (1806–1812) the property was acquired by the Armenian businessman and diplomat Emanuel Mârzayan (Manuc Bey), who lived in Bucharest.
Under the name Hantscheschti, there was a settlement of German-born residents here in 1940, before the village was named Kotowskoe in 1944 in honor of the Soviet commander-in-chief Grigorij Kotowski, which was changed to Kotowsk in 1965 when the city rights were received.
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•Beyond the Horizon
February 16, 2024
Hiking
The sight of the Hîncești town sign while driving on the main road is truly an eye-catcher that arouses curiosity and invites you to linger. It is not only a …
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