Gorky

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Gorky is the former name of the Russian city of Nizhny Novgorod, historically known as a closed city in the Soviet era and a site of internal exile for dissidents.

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Gorky canonical 9

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Predicate Object
instanceOf exonym
former name of city
administrativeCenterOf Gorky Oblast NERFINISHED
appliesTo Nizhny Novgorod
closedCityDuring Soviet era
country Soviet Union
economicSector automotive industry
defense industry
shipbuilding
endTime 1990
1991
formerNameOf Nizhny Novgorod
governedBy Communist Party of the Soviet Union
hasCoordinateLocation 56.3269°N 44.0059°E
hasHeritage historic trading city
hasPopulationCharacteristic major city
hasRole industrial center
transport hub
hasSuccessorName Nizhny Novgorod
hasTransportInfrastructure major highways
railway junction
river port
knownFor being a closed city
internal exile of dissidents
locatedIn Russia
Russian SFSR
surface form: Russian Soviet Federative Socialist Republic
locatedOnRiver Oka River
Volga River
namedAfter Maksim Gorky
surface form: Maxim Gorky
nowAdministrativeCenterOf Nizhny Novgorod Oblast NERFINISHED
partOf European Russia
Volga Federal District
politicalSystemDuringNameUse communist state
renamedBackTo Nizhny Novgorod
renamingContext perestroika
surface form: Perestroika reforms

collapse of the Soviet Union
restrictionReason military industry
strategic importance
startTime 1932
timePeriod Cold War
usedAsPlaceOfInternalExileDuring late Soviet period
usedAsPlaceOfInternalExileFor Andrei Sakharov
usedInLanguage Russian
wasClosedCity true
wasRestrictedToForeigners true

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