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Pillau
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Pillau 

until 1946 the name of the city of Baltiisk, Kaliningrad Oblast, RSFSR.
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Russia would use sophisticated radio jamming equipment to sabotage the Pentagon's ambitious missile defence system, helped by its Baltic fleet in the port of Baltiysk.
Living on the frontline of the new cold war by guardian.co.uk / guardian.co.uk
Russia's former naval facility of Baltiysk next to Kaliningrad is being converted and modernized to handle an initial 1 m tons of cargo a year.
The Baltic ports prepare for increasing business by Land, Thomas / Contemporary Review
Commander Tom Daniel Commanding Officer of USS Samuel Eliot Morrison United States Navy As the first African-American commanding officer of the USS Samuel Eliot Morrison (EFG-13), Tom Daniel conducted an official ship visit to Russia when the guided missile frigate dropped in on the former soviet Union Naval Base of Baltiysk this summer.
A historical perspective: opportunities for African Americans in the ... by Wright, Roosevelt, Jr. / The Black Collegian
 
 
 
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