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A fact from Lysa Hora (Kyiv) appeared on Wikipedia's Main Page in the Did you know column on 12 March 2005. The text of the entry was as follows:

Did you know... that Lysa Hora hill in the Ukrainian capital Kiev is both a historical fortress and a mystical "bold mountain" where witches are believed to gather for their sabbaths?

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Somebody please check the categories and "see also" section - I'm no expert in castles and fortification. Especially, link somewhere the underground stuff - it's very interesting.

And folks, don't be scared by the number of stub templates. The only reasonable way to remove them is I think to develop the article :). We need the exact dates of construction, pictures, maps etc. Best wishes, AlexPU

Reduced stubbiness, but we still need more info. AlexPU

I added some info but the article is still a stub. Also, guys, lets be consistent with spelling of the Ukrainian capital. Please do not promote one spelling over the other in encyclopedia according to personal preferences. After a broad discussion the issue was settled in favor of Kiev as representing the current English usage. Of course everyone is free to promote the usage they prefer by using it elsewhere, but encyclopedia should reflect the usage rather than be used for such promotion. Irpen 04:16, Mar 16, 2005 (UTC)

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