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Kreenholm (German: Krähnholm for crow islet) is a
river island in Estonia,
located in the
Narva River,
within the city
limits of Narva. The
island is...
- The
Kreenholm Manufacturing Company (historical
alternate spelling: Krenholm; Estonian:
Kreenholmi Manufaktuur; German: Krähnholm Manufaktur; Russian:...
- Meistriliiga, the top
flight of
Estonian football. The club's home
ground is
Kreenholm Stadium. The club was
founded as
Avtomobilist in 1979,
changed their name...
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Narva Kreenholm Stadium (also
Kreenholm Stadium; Estonian:
Narva Kreenholmi staadion) is a multi-purpose
stadium in Narva, Estonia. The
stadium holds...
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falls it is
split into two
branches by the
Kreenholm island, thus the
falls consist of two branches.
Kreenholm Falls, west of the island, is 60
metres (200 ft)...
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other large-scale
industrial developments, like the
restoring of
Kreenholm Manufacture, were the
driving force behind the
influx of
internal migrants...
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spinning mill in
Europe on the
island of
Kreenholm at Narva, Estonia,
which emplo**** 4,500 people. The
Kreenholm Manufacturing Company's
factory in Narva...
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rather large industrial sector developed in Estonia. For example, the
Kreenholm Manufacturing Company was then the world's
largest cotton mill. After...
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Narva Kreenholm 1993:
Narva Kreenholm 1994:
Narva Kreenholm 1995:
Narva Kreenholm 1996:
Narva Kreenholm 1997:
Tartu Välk 494 1998:
Narva Kreenholm 1999:...
- of the
Kreenholm plant to the
Estonian SSR. When
Estonia regained independence in 1991
during the
Collapse of the
Soviet Union, the
Kreenholm Manufacturing...
