Встреча односельчан в Озенбаше вновь собрала несколько сотен человек

"In terms of population, gardens, and chairs, it is the largest and richest in Crimea," was how local historian and ethnographer Vasily Kondaraki described Ozenbash, who visited the village in the mid-19th century. This village, famed for its partisans and the source of countless anecdotes about Amet-Akai, once aspiring to city status, now has a population of no more than 400. But the Ozenbash people and their descendants live throughout Crimea, and once a year they gather here for one of the largest gatherings of fellow villagers on the entire peninsula.