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    Bryansk Oblast is a region in Russia's Chernozemye region, bordering Belarus to the west, Smolensk Oblast to the north, Kaluga Oblast to the northeast, Oryol Oblast to the east, Kursk Oblast to the southeast, and Ukraine to the south.

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    • 1 Bryansk — the more-than-1,000-year-old capital of Bryansk Oblast was badly damaged during World War II, but retains many pretty churches; exceptional for a Russian city, it has leafy ravines cutting through its hilly center
    • 2 Dyatkovo Dyatkovo on Wikipedia — a town that became the center of regional partisan opposition to the Nazis and is also the national center for lead-crystal (glass) art
    • 3 Klintsy Klintsy on Wikipedia — a small city, but nonetheless the region's second largest, that has preserved in its center a notable collection of 19th century architecture, including some rather impressive merchants' and officials' houses
    • 4 Mglin Mglin on Wikipedia — home to the massive early 19th-century Uspensky Cathedral, which somehow avoided destruction throughout World War II and Soviet rule; it has been renovated
    • 5 Novozybkov Novozybkov on Wikipedia — this small city is a contemporary center of the Old Believer Sect of Russian Orthodoxy, having been founded by persecuted Old Believers, and contains several important Old Believer churches

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    Bryansk International Airport (BZK IATA)

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