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“The breadbasket of the country,” they told one to another as they fled the wars, the pogroms, and political persecution in search of shelter and food. And Tashkent took in them all not asking their names, adopting the children that were left without parents. A melting pot, that was formed by many nations forced to leave their homes. Jews, Koreans, Germans, Greeks, Russians, Tartars, and many, many others. 130 nationalities live in peace in Uzbekistan nowadays.