Voronezh Oblast
Voronezh Oblast links to 1436 places across 11 topics through 31 Bunkabop connections, spanning history, nature, military and science. Its strongest overlaps are with Russia and Moscow, Central, followed by the city of Voronezh. Physicist Pavel Cherenkov, co-recipient of the 1958 Nobel Prize in Physics, ties it to science. The Tambov Rebellion took place partly in the oblast, southeast of Moscow. Khopyor Nature Reserve protects floodplains and oak forests in the region.
Pavel Cherenkov
Connects Voronezh Oblast to: Moscow, Central | Voronezh, Russia
Nikolai Chernykh
Connects Voronezh Oblast to: Russia | Nauchnyi, Disputed,
Constitution of Russia
Connects Voronezh Oblast to: Russia | Bashkortostan | Kursk Oblast | Belgorod Oblast | Bryansk Oblast
Voronezh State University
Connects Voronezh Oblast to: Germany | Russia | Estonia | Zanzibar | Voronezh, Russia
Nobel Prize in Physics
Connects Voronezh Oblast to: Switzerland | Belgium | Leiden, Netherlands | West Midlands (region) | Ehime Prefecture
Voronezh
Connects Voronezh Oblast to: Russia | Moscow, Central | Ukraine | Voronezh, Russia | Main City, Poland
East European forest steppe
Connects Voronezh Oblast to: Russia | Ukraine | Romania | Bulgaria | Siberia
Tambov Rebellion
Connects Voronezh Oblast to: Russia | Moscow, Central | Vladimir, Russia | Samara, Russia | Voronezh, Russia
Jenő Rejtő
Connects Voronezh Oblast to: France | Germany | Paris, France | Japan | Texas
Alexander Afanasyev
Connects Voronezh Oblast to: Russia | Moscow, Central | Switzerland | Ukraine | Vladimir, Russia
Moscow Military District
Connects Voronezh Oblast to: Germany | Russia | Moscow, Central | Colorado | Ukraine
Religion in Russia
Connects Voronezh Oblast to: California | Paris, France | Russia | Moscow, Central | Iraq