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| *], a historical region in the south of Ukraine and European part of Russia | *], a historical region in the south of Ukraine and European part of Russia | ||
| *], a political party in Ukraine. | *], a political party in Ukraine. | ||
| *], separatist entity in Ukraine. | *], separatist entity in Ukraine. | ||
| *], a Russian fur trading post on ], Alaska, established 1795 and destroyed by the ] in 1805. | *], a Russian fur trading post on ], Alaska, established 1795 and destroyed by the ] in 1805. | ||
| *New Russia, a hamlet south of ], near Lake Champlain. | *New Russia, a hamlet south of ], near Lake Champlain. | ||
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New Russia may refer to:
- Novorossiya, a historical region in the south of Ukraine and European part of Russia
- Novorossiya (political party), a political party in Ukraine.
- Federal State of New Russia, separatist entity in Ukraine.
- New Russia (trading post), a Russian fur trading post on Yakutat Bay, Alaska, established 1795 and destroyed by the Tlingit in 1805.
- New Russia, a hamlet south of Elizabethtown, New York, near Lake Champlain.
- New Russia Township, Lorain County, Ohio
- Novorossiysk Governorate, in the Russian Empire
- Novorossiya, Primorsky Krai, a village in Primorsky Krai
- Novaya Russia, a fictional civilization in the game Empire Earth.
- Russia, especially in the following context:
- for the period 1991-present, as opposed to the old communist Russia - see History of post-Soviet Russia
- for the first years after 1917 Bolshevik's revolution, as opposed to the old tsar Russia - see History of Soviet Russia and the Soviet Union (1917–1927)
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