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The city was renamed Istanbul.
In 1924, Yuzivka was named Stalino, and in 1961 the city was renamed into Donetsk.
The city was renamed Stalingrad April 10, 1925.
Within months of the city's founding,revolution swept the tsar from power and the city was renamed Murmansk.
The city was renamed Tokyo, meaning“eastern capital.”.
Further on, from 1957 to 1961, the city was renamed several times Voroshilovsk-Alchevsk.
The city was renamed Istanbul and proclaimed to be the capital of the Ottoman Empire.
Formerly known as"Ksar Es Souk"(Berber languages: ⵉⵖⵔⴻⵎ ⵏ ⵓⵍⵣⵓⵣ,Ighrem n Ulzuz), the city was renamed Errachidia around 1975 in honor of the second son of Hassan II, Moulay Rachid.
In 1961 the city was renamed back to Volgograd.
In 1776, the Russian Empress was founded the city on the Dnieper River, which gave the name Ekaterinoslav,after the revolution and the Bolsheviks came to power, the city was renamed in Dnepropetrovsk, in honor of the Dnieper River and revolutionary Petrovsky.
In 1932, the city was renamed in honour of this renowned writer.
The city was renamed later after Constantina, niece of Constantine the Great(274-337).
After Kazakhstan gained independence, the city was renamed Shymkent in 1993 as part of the government's campaign to apply Kazakh names to cities. .
The city was renamed Hershey in 1906 after the growing popularity of Hershey's Chocolate.
In 1924 the city was renamed to Sverdlovsk, and in 1991 he returned to name.
The city was renamed Nauvoo in October 1839, deriving its name from a Hebrew word meaning something pleasant or beautiful, or a place of rest and beauty.
Afterwards the city was renamed in his honor- Voroshilovgrad, and in 1990 the historical name was restored.
This city was renamed several times during Stalin's times and during the Nazi occupation, but the city returned its original name, we hope forever….
On March 20, 1961 the city was renamed Tselinograd to mark the city's evolution as a cultural and administrative center of the Virgin Lands Campaign.
Later, the city was renamed Constantiana in honor of Constance, the half-sister of Constantine the Great(274-337).
Later, the city was renamed Constantiana in honor of Constance, the half-sister of Constantine the Great(274-337).
In 1962 the city was renamed in honour of the famous Ukrainian poet Ivan Franko and since then it has been called Ivano-Frankivsk.
In 1961 the city was renamed in Dushanbe, and in 1991 after the breakup of the USSR, it became the capital of the independent Tajikistan.
In 1947, the city was renamed Tsaghkadzor, which translates as“gorge of flowers”, and soon became a popular ski and climatic resort.
All Polish cities were renamed in Russian and the size of the map nearly doubled.
Formerly called Châlons-sur-Marne, the city was officially renamed in 1998.
It was formerly called Lingang New City and was renamed in April 2012.
Later in 1997, the capital was moved to Akmola city, which was renamed to Astana in 1998.
The city was officially renamed Chennai in 1996, about the same time that many Indian cities were undergoing name changes.
Just almost 58 years of operation in the capital's metro city Council was renamed the 14 stations.