WebTashkent, Uzbekistan became a sister city of Seattle in 1973, when it was part of the Soviet Union. The sister relationship was the first one between an American city and a Soviet one. Seattle's Tashkent Park is named in honor of this relationship; there is, correspondingly, a Seattle Park in Tashkent. Seattle-Tashkent Sister City Association Parks & Recreation … WebThe Seattle-Tashkent Sister City relationship is one approach to long-term education and citizen diplomacy. A constituency of caring, informed citizens with multidimensional …

Happy Navruz with Seattle-Tashkent Sister City Association

WebIn 1973, Seattle and Tashkent formed the first Soviet-American sister city relationship in the United States. Despite the Cold War, Seattle and Tashkent developed close ties, forging lasting friendships that continue to grow and flourish today. WebHow Seattle, Washington, established a sister city relationship with then-Soviet Tashkent during the Cold War is a story that begins in 1971, 17 years before the park was built. It is … tastaturbelegung f1-f12

Seattle-Tashkent Sister City Association

WebJune 25, 1919 – March 19, 2013. STSCA has lost a devoted friend and leader, Virginia Westberg, who served ten years as a co-chair of the Seattle-Tashkent Sister City Association and was active with STSCA for 20 years. Her long-time friend and co-chair of STSCA, Rosanne Royer, has written this history of the feisty born-and-bred-in-Seattle ... WebThe conception of the park started in 1973, when Seattle and Tashkent became "sister cities". At the time it was the first Soviet-American Sister City to be established. The early 1970's were probably the best years for the … http://coldwarseattle.com/exhibits/show/sistercity1987/more-resources/legacy-of-seattle-tashkent tastaturbelegung qwerty