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Originally Posted by Muscovite
The typical answer is that it was mostly not during the independence, but when the large united country existed.
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if to speak about the Crimea after 1954:
1) In the Crimea the industrial enterprises - the Sevastopol sea plant, Kamyshburunsky iron ore combine, Kerch ship-repair plant revived.
2) The new enterprises - anilinokrasochny plant in Armyansk, the Simferopol plant of plastic, the Yalta fish factory were under construction. Absolutely new industries - cement, electronic were created. In 1965 in Simferopol began to release Crimea TVs.
3) Since the beginning of the 70th years in the Crimea irrigated agriculture began to be applied. Handed over by builders in a system the North Crimean channel allowed to irrigate 150 thousand hectares of the droughty earth in 1972.
4) On the basis of the Simferopol teacher's college in 1972 the state university began to function. Experts of the top skills in the Crimea were trained by four other higher educational institutions, experts of average qualification - 26 technical schools and schools. Scientists worked in 40 scientific research design establishments. In area 5 theaters worked
5) The unique ferry between Kerch and the Caucasian coast was open, the trolleybus line between Simferopol and the Southern coast of the Crimea was put into operation. The Simferopol airport connected the peninsula with all capitals of federal republics, the large cities of the country.
6) In the 80th years the second turn North Crimean the channel was under construction, capacities of the enterprises extended. Plants were reconstructed Sevastopol grain and Feodosiysky dairy. The system of the operating included the enterprises - the Simferopol plant of the pneumoequipment, the Simferopol house-building combine, Santekhprom plant, other industrial facilities. It was built 325 new high-performance lines, it is mechanized 146 shops and sites therefore 20 thousand people were exempted from unproductive manual skills
7) Before disintegration of the Soviet Union the sanatorium system of the Crimea totaling 200 sanatoria, rest houses and boarding houses, 150 hotels and bases continued to develop. They were served by the highly skilled personnel. The system of children's sanatoria, summer camps developed also.
After 1991 certainly everything became bad.
But you can't deny that from 1954 to 1991 the Crimea revived as a part of USSR.
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