Buzuluk

Buzuluk is a city in Orenburg Oblast, Russia. It turned into based in 1736 as the fortress of Buzulukskaya at the Samara River close to the mouth of the Buzuluk River alongside Russia's southern frontier. It became later moved to its current vicinity near the supply of the Domashka River. It turned into granted town status in 1781. An crucial improvement became the hole, in 1877, of the railway line connecting Samara with Orenburg. Buzuluk become a main stop alongside the line, and it's far from this period that the metropolis's first strength station dates, together with its first colleges and libraries.

Supported with the aid of the rail hyperlink and other new infrastructure trends, it now became an crucial rail-terminal for the transportation of wheat. The populace almost doubled between the stop of the 19th century and 1926. Buzuluk turned into the bottom of the First Czechoslovak Independent Field Battalion, the Czechoslovakian army unit that fought alongside the Red Army all through World War II when Czechoslovakia became occupied by using the Germans. Within the framework of administrative divisions, Buzuluk serves as the place of job of Buzuluksky District.