Dalnerechensk

Dalnerechensk is a town in Primorsky Krai, Russia. It become at the start called Iman, but its Russian name changed into changed to Dalnerechensk in 1972 for the duration of a general marketing campaign of cleansing the Chinese-derived toponyms inside the Russian Far East. In Chinese, the name "Yiman" remains used. It turned into based via the Cossacks in 1859 because the stanitsa of Grafskaya. A railway station was constructed later at the side of the construction of the railway between Khabarovsk and Vladivostok; now the japanese section of the Trans-Siberian Railway.

The railway station and agreement have been later named after the Iman River. The settlement fast have become a timber center because of the large pine, fir, and spruce trees in the place, and was granted town fame in 1917. The metropolis turned into heavily damaged for the duration of the Russian Civil War. In May 1920, Sergey Lazo, Alexey Lutsky, and Vsevolod Sibirtsev three Bolsheviks taken prisoner by means of Japanese intervention troops after the Nikolayevsk Incident had been murdered by way of the White Army Cossacks at the Muravyovo-Amurskaya railway station close to the town.

This occasion was substantially increased by using the Soviet propaganda of later years; allegedly the 3 had been burned alive in the firebox of a steam locomotive. The village and station at Muravyovo were renamed Lazo, as have been a number of other locations and streets in the krai. The majority of the monuments within the city are committed to the events of the Russian Civil War of 1918-1922 and World War II.