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Little Odessa

community, New York City, New York, United States
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  • New York City: Manhattan Bridge
    Brooklyn
    / The contemporary city

    Little Odessa in Brighton Beach is the locus for expatriates from Russia and other countries of the former Soviet bloc. Indeed, Brooklyn is home for immigrant communities from Latin America, the Caribbean, China, Korea, the Middle East, and elsewhere. Despite its 21st-century renaissance, however, Brooklyn…

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    Little Odessa in Brighton Beach is the locus for expatriates from Russia and other countries of the former Soviet bloc. Indeed, Brooklyn is home for immigrant communities from Latin America, the Caribbean, China, Korea, the Middle East, and elsewhere. Despite its 21st-century renaissance, however, Brooklyn…

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