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I think it's worong to say "Russian held port of Odessa". Odessa in 1914 was a city of the Russian Empire, i.e., part of "Russian" or rather "Imperial Russian", territory. Calling it a "Russian port" might not be quite right - many Ukrainians would object, despite the fact that it still is a mainly Russian city.
Maelli (
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14:22, 29 October 2011 (UTC)reply