Ialta

English Proper noun en Yalta. 19 October 1902 A Woman’s Wanderings Through the CaucasusOdd Passengers Met Aboard Ship in a Cruise Through the Black Sea—Advantage to Travelers in a Strange Land of a Courier Who Knows His Business. https://www.nytimes.com/1902/10/19/archives/a-womans-wanderings-through-the-caucasus-odd-passengers-met-aboard.html As we approached Ialta, the Czar’s favorite Summer resort, which is nestled snugly in the well-wooded mountains, and has its long esplanade lined with shops, which hang out over the very blue bay, the little old Caucasan gentleman, by signs and looks of intelligence, in some way made us understand that he would like to take us ashore to see the sights. en 1928 w:Sidney Bradshaw Fay The Otto Liman von Sanders Affair The Origins of the World War I (Before Sarajevo: Underlying Causes of the War) New York, N.Y. The Macmillan Company 499 https://archive.org/details/originsofworldwa0001sidn_b1t3/page/499/mode/1up 1406205 He instantly telegraphed from Ialta in the Crimea to the Russian Ambassador in Berlin: en 1993 Charles J. Weeks, Jr. Crimean Twilight An American Naval Diplomat in Revolutionary Russia: The Life and Times of Vice Admiral Newton A. McCully Annapolis, Md. Naval Institute Press 243 https://archive.org/details/americannavaldip0000week/page/243/mode/1up 1-55750-920-4 During the evacuation, which lasted from November 11 to 15, McCully and the crews of these ships worked tirelessly to embark the refugees and all Americans in the vicinity at Sevastopol, Ialta, and Feodosia. Portuguese Etymology pt :bor ru:Я́лта + 1 Pronunciation pt I al ta Proper noun f pt a <<city>> in <<pen/Crimea>>, internationally recognized as part of <<c/Ukraine>> but de facto in <<c/Russia>> Yalta