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Gelsinsk
ジェルジンスク
Gelsinsk is a city of the Russian Federation Nizhny and Novgorod State. I will face the Oka River. The population is 285,000 (2004). The name of the town is attributed to Belarusian-born Polish revolutionary Felix Gelsinski, who is known for establishing a secret police (Cheeker). It was built in 1920 and was called Laschapino until 1929. Since becoming a city in 1930, it has greatly developed as an industrial city and became one of the center of the chemical industry of the Soviet Union. It was also a production base of chemical weapons during the Cold War period of the East-West during the second half of the 20th century. At present, water quality and soil pollution caused by inappropriate treatment of waste generated from the chemical industry is a problem. ... ジェルジンスク はロシア連邦ニジニ・ノヴゴロド州の都市。オカ川に臨む。人口は285,000人（2004年）。 町の名前は、秘密警察（チェーカー）を創立したことで知られるベラルーシ生まれのポーランド人革命家フェリックス・ジェルジンスキーに因む。 1920年に建設され、1929年まではラスチャピノ と呼ばれていた。1930年に市となって以降、工業都市として大きく発展し、ソビエト連邦の化学工業の中心地のひとつとなった。また、20世紀後半の東西冷戦期には化学兵器の生産拠点でもあった。 現在、化学工業から生じた廃棄物処理が不適切なため発生した水質・土壌汚染が問題となっている。...
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4 JAPANESE BOOKS RELATING TO «ゼルジンスク»
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