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Last full accuracy audit: 2026-09-09 · 17 entries checked · 14 flagged · 28 issues confirmed · 0 corrected · 28 still open
Abakan — The LORE section contains a garbled and incomplete sentence: 'More recently, for example, it was claimed by as the residence of , a Han throne pretender from the Guangwu era.' This is not a coherent factual claim and constitutes a factual error due to missing/
Arkhangelsk — The treasure in 1989 was found by workers digging a trench, not by local farm workers.
Astrakhan — The entry states that Astrakhan was conquered by Timur in 1395, but the Khanate of Astrakhan did not exist at that time; the settlement was sacked by Timur, not conquered as a khanate.
Barnaul — The claim that 'Over half of the light ammunition used by the Soviet Union in World War II is estimated to have been manufactured in Barnaul' is an exaggeration; the commonly cited figure is about half of rifle and machine-gun cartridges, not over half of all
Barnaul — The statement that 'Barnaul is the closest major city to the Altai Mountains' is factually incorrect; Biysk is significantly closer.
Grozny — The claim that Alfred Nobel took part in the development of the oil industry of Grozny is inaccurate; he was involved in Baku, not Grozny.
Grozny — The claim that Alfred Stuart completed the first well in Grozny in 1893 is inaccurate; the first well was drilled by Russian engineer Ivan Akimov, and the field was not the largest outside Baku.
Ivanovo — The entry states 'In 1937, the city opened the Interdom, a school for children of foreign Communists, including high learning.' The Interdom was actually founded in 1933, not 1937.
Ivanovo — The entry says 'One of these strikes (May 14–July 22, 1905) led to the first Russian revolution.' This is misleading; the 1905 strike in Ivanovo was part of the broader 1905 Russian Revolution, but it did not single-handedly 'lead to' it; the revolution had mu
Izhevsk — The claim that the Izhevsk Reservoir is 'one of the biggest in Europe' is factually incorrect, as its area of about 24 km² does not rank among the largest in Europe.
Izhevsk — The claim that pioneer settlements were founded by Udmurts in the 5th century is not supported by established historical canon; archaeological evidence for permanent Udmurt settlements in the area dates to a later period.
Vinnytsia — The population figure '370,814 (as of July 2026)' is speculative and not based on real, widely-known canon/history, as July 2026 is in the future.
Vinnytsia — The tagline 'once a de facto capital of Ukraine' is misleading; Vinnytsia served as a temporary seat of the Ukrainian People's Republic government but was never a de facto capital in a widely recognized historical sense.
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