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By the way, Odessites always considered themselves Odessitesfirst and Russians, Soviets or Ukrainians second.
In the nineteenth century while the rest of the Russian Empiretrundled on under a backward and oppressive administration,Odessa always played the role of colorful "window to the world",and the city has maintained an air of freedom about it to thisday.
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Odessites don't have that resigned, apathetic look about them -they seem to always support that memorable line by Oscar Wilde:"We are all lying in the gutter, but some of us are looking atthe stars".
Luxurious , cozy, first rate restaurants and clubs, and,certainly, magnificent sunny beaches await you in Odessa!
Odessa also went through the same Soviet experience as everyoneelse, but it seems to have come out far less "damaged" than therest of Ukraine.
What is it that makes sospecific a city?
Fashions and foreign goods have always been more plentiful inOdessa than elsewhere in the Slavic world, and this has helpedfoster something of an "Odessite" identity among locals.
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