Slavuta, Administrative center in Khmelnytskyi Oblast, Ukraine
Slavuta is a city of regional significance in Khmelnytskyi Oblast, located along the banks of the Horyn River. It serves as a regional administrative and commercial hub, connecting surrounding communities and settlements.
The city was founded in 1634 and later became a seat of power for the Sanguszko family. Over the centuries it developed into an important center of economic activity and cultural diversity.
The city was once a center of Jewish life and learning, where the Shapira family's renowned printing workshop operated during the late 1700s. Traces of this heritage remain visible in the buildings and monuments that visitors encounter today.
The city has good connections to major Ukrainian centers and allows travel to neighboring regions. Visitors will find basic services and local transportation options for exploring the surrounding area.
During World War II, the city hosted several prisoner-of-war camps that profoundly altered the region's demographics. This chapter remains an important part of the local memory and understanding of the area's past.
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