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It's the commonly used name for Arctic Technology Centre, established in late summer 2000 to teach and provide in-service training for Greenlandic and Danish students and businessmen in Arctic technology.
Artek was the most famous Young Pioneer camp near Gurzuf on Crimea in the Soviet Union, visited by selected children from all over the country and children from other countries.

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Artek (camp) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (520 words)
	Artek (Russian: Арте́к) was the All-Union and international Young Pioneer camp in the Soviet Union.
	In East Germany the Ernst Thälmann Pioneer Organisation built a pioneer camp similar to Artek in 1952 at Werbellinsee north-east of Berlin.
	At present, Artek belongs to Ukraine and is known as the "International Children's Center 'Artek' ".

Artek (781 words)
	Artek was founded as a genuinely and effortlessly international company, where ambition and strong insight were combined with design talent and high quality standards.
	Artek is happy to announce that Finnish government has shown its trust in the future strategy of the company.
	Artek, a company founded to be genuinely international, embraces the values of quality and high standards.

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