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Seeing Lenin’s Body in the Mausoleum, Moscow
by Amanda Kendle
The first time I visited Moscow in 2003, Red Square was closed. Apparently, it was relatively common that for terrorist-related reasons or other random government excuses, Red Square would be declared out of... published 13 months ago
Beijing Olympics- What you need to know
by ASHWINSPGA
The 2008 Olympics is here and its held in Beijing. Traditional superpowers have already started to blaze up the medal tally with medals after medals every day. Here is a bit about these superpowers which you... published 2 weeks ago
TransSyberia Rally
by Rmmsol
The Transsyberia Rally 2008 powered by Sony Ericsson is happening for the fifth time, from 11 to 25 July 2008. Over 4347 miles will be driven on- and off-road from Moscow through Siberia to the capital of... published 2 months ago
Packs Of Killer Dogs Roam Moscow Streets
by Louie Jerome
Moscow attracts many western tourists every year and sites like The Kremlin, Red Square, St. Basil's Cathedral and Gorky Park are the first points of interest. City is still trying to encourage tourism in... published 2 months ago
This Day in History - May 22
by BaliMermaid
Find out what happened on this day in history, people, places and events on this day in history. 27 published 3 months ago
The Artistic Side of the Moscow Metro System
by Amanda Kendle
Normally a public transportation system is just a way of getting from A to B: but in Moscow, the underground train system is an attraction in itself. You can spend hours down there admiring the amazing... published 15 months ago
Views of the magnificent Moscow Metro
by Rmmsol
The Moscow Metro is one the busiest subway systems in the world, and features beautiful, ornate stations full of mosaics, murals, and art from classical to art deco. Construction of the Moscow Metro began the... published 3 days ago
What’s Around Red Square in Moscow?
by Amanda Kendle
The heart of Moscow is definitely the Red Square. When I was a child, my mother studied the Russian language and taught me that the Russian for Red Square was “krasnaya ploshchad” and from then... published 14 months ago
PUTIN VS STALIN?
by mike francisco
What will Putin next title be? Prime Minister, or National Leader Stalin style? Can he arrange for a constitutional change so he can be elected for a third term? Politicans and governments never cease to amaze... published 9 months ago
Moscow
by Konstantin
Moscow Moscow is the capital of Russia. It was founded more than eight centuries ago (in 1147) by Yuri Dolgoruki. There is a monument to him in Moscow. In September 1947 the Soviet people celebrated the eight... published 2 years ago












