Simferopol, Ukraine
Ukraine
Simferopol, Ukraine connects to 2831 places across 19 topics through 141 Bunkabop connections, shaped by centuries of contested sovereignty. Sports and history each anchor large clusters of ties, with a strong military thread running through them. The city served as headquarters for General Wrangel's White Army during the Russian Civil War, and was transferred from Russian to Ukrainian Soviet administration in 1954. After 1991 it became the capital of the Autonomous Republic of Crimea. SC Tavriya Simferopol now plays its home matches outside the city due to the ongoing 2014 war.
Tamara Mikhailovna Smirnova
Connects Simferopol, Ukraine to: Kerch, Ukraine | Ozurgeti, Georgia
Simferopol Raion
Connects Simferopol, Ukraine to: Simferopol Municipality, Disputed: | Ukraine's 10th electoral district
Crimean Trolleybus
Connects Simferopol, Ukraine to: Alushta, Ukraine | Republic of Crimea (Russia)
2019–20 Ukrainian Cup
Connects Simferopol, Ukraine to: Kyiv, Ukraine
Scythian Neapolis
Connects Simferopol, Ukraine to: Ukraine
1954 transfer of Crimea
History of Ukraine
Connects Simferopol, Ukraine to: Odesa, Ukraine | Podilskyi District
Pyotr Nikolayevich Wrangel
Connects Simferopol, Ukraine to: Kakhovka, Ukraine | Bakar, Croatia
Zara Levina
Connects Simferopol, Ukraine to: Berlin, Germany | Moscow, Central | Rijen, Netherlands
Boris Pash
Connects Simferopol, Ukraine to: United States | Germany | Mexico
collective punishment
Connects Simferopol, Ukraine to: Gaza Strip | Hizma, State of Palestine | Spinkai
History of the Soviet Union (1985-1991)
Connects Simferopol, Ukraine to: Skelivka, Ukraine | Dubove, Ukraine | Sianky, Ukraine