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Khasavyurt is a multicultural city in Dagestan known for its history of cultural and political importance in the Northern Caucasus region. As the "Northern Gate" to Dagestan, it has strategic importance for peace in the republic. The city emerged in the 18th century and grew as a military fortress, later becoming a regional center with over 30 nationalities represented among its 120,000 residents today. Khasavyurt has historically played a role in cultural exchange and hosted famous visitors like Tolstoy, Dumas, and Lermontov who wrote about their experiences there. Today it continues traditions of cultural diversity and religious tolerance while developing industry, education, and sports like wrestling.
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- 1. KHASAVYURT - THE CITY OF FRIENDSHIP AND ALLIENCE
- 2. Here is our Town
- 3. Panorama of the City
- 16. The Building of the Railway Station. XIX century.
- 22. S.D. Umakhanov- Head of the Municipal Formation – the City of Khasavyurt
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- 24. Gadzhiyev T.M. – Deputy Arslanov A.A. – First Deputy
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