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- Russian:
- Krasnoarmeysk
- Formerly (until 1934):
- Grishino
- Ukrainian:
- Hryshyne
- (1934–38):
- Postysheve
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Krasnoarmiysk
Ukraine
Also known as: Grishino, Hryshyne, Krasnoarmeysk, Postysheve
Krasnoarmiysk, city, eastern Ukraine. It is an old coal-mining centre of the Donets Basin coalfield, and mining began there in 1884. Other industries have included railway servicing and the production of construction materials. It is the centre of a significant agricultural area. Pop. (2001) 69,154; (2005 est.) 67,259.
This article was most recently revised and updated by Heather Campbell.
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