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Alushta or Aluşta is a city of regional significance on the southern coast of the Crimean peninsula which is within the Autonomous Republic of Crimea, a region internationally recognised as territory of Ukraine, but occupied by the Russian Federation and incorporated as the Republic of Crimea. It is located along the Black Sea coast on the road from Gurzuf to Sudak, as well as on the Crimean Trolleybus line. According to the 2014 Census, Alushta had a population of 29,078.

History
In 1910, 544 Jews lived in Alushta, comprising 13% of the town's population. By 1939, they made up only 2.3% of the town's overall population, numbering 251 individuals. On 4 November 1941, the Germans occupied the town. On 24 November 1941, a unit of SS-Sonderkommando 10b murdered 30 Jews by shooting along with captured communists and partisans. In early December 1941, about 250 Jews from Alushta were shot to death by SS-Sonderkommando 11b in the park of Trade Union Sanatorium No. 7, which is today part of the local center for children and creativity. ==Geography==
Geography
Climate Alushta has a humid subtropical climate (Köppen climate classification: Cfa) that closely borders on a hot-summer Mediterranean climate (Köppen climate classification: Csa). ==Demographics==
Demographics
Ethnic composition according to the Ukrainian national census in 2001: ==International relations==
International relations
Twin towns — Sister cities Alushta is twinned with: • Santa Cruz, United StatesDzierżoniów, PolandÄänekoski, Central FinlandJūrmala, Latvia ==Notable people==
Notable people
Mykhailo Kotsiubynsky (1864–1913), Ukrainian author • Sabri Ülker (1920–2012), Turkish businessman and founder of ÜlkerRustem Umerov (born 1982), Ukrainian politician and former Minister of DefenseOleksandr Vysotskyi (born 1986), Ukrainian football player • Oleksandr Nedovyesov (born 1987), Ukrainian-Kazakhstani tennis player ==Gallery==
Gallery
File:AlushtaFortress.jpeg|15th century Genoese tower in Alushta File:Палац Алушта.JPG|Villa "Otrada" (Stakheev's dacha) File:Центр Алушта.JPG|Downtown Alushta File:ПаркАлушта.JPG|Park Alushti File:Алушта Парк1.JPG|Park Alushti File:Алушта12.JPG|Alushta Beach File:Алушта. Сезон-2014.JPG|In Alushta. Season-2014 File:Старинное здание винподвала.JPG|Alushta winery File:Alushta Feodora Stratilata church IMG 2874 01-103-0013.JPG|St. Theodore Church File:Aluštan keskustori.jpg|Main square File:Карло Боссоли. Алушта.jpg|Panorama of Alushta in the 1850s, by Carlo Bossoli File:Кастель. Алушта (30).JPG|Quay File:AlushtaFortress.jpeg|Remains of Aluston fortress File:Алушта2014.JPG|Alushta Beach. July 2014 File:Алушта-набережна-2014.JPG|Quay. 2014 File:Алушта121.JPG|On the way. 2015 File:Кінотеатр Шторм Алушта.JPG|Cinema "Storm" File:Братська могила радянських воїнів та кримських партизан та пам'ятний знак на честь односельців..jpg|Memorial sign in honor of the Crimean partisans in Alushta File:Aluštan kaupunginvaltuuston rakennus 2.jpg|Alushta City Council building File:Арка.jpg|one of the symbols of Alushta File:Крепость Алустон (IV-VI вв). Алушта. Крым. Июнь 2009 - panoramio.jpg|alt=|Aluston fortress (IV-VI centuries). In exchange. Crimea. June File:Monument to Liberators of Alushta.jpg|alt=|Soviet war monument in Alushta File:Alushta,synagogue.jpg|alt=|Kenesa in Alushta File:Kenesa in Alushta.jpg|alt=|Kenesa in Alushta == References ==
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