The house of S. I. Elagin (Russian: Дом С. И. Елагина) is a late-19th century mansion in Moscow on the Boulevard Ring (Strastnoy Boulevard, house 11)...
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Strastnoy Boulevard (category Cultural heritage monuments of regional significance in Moscow)
The Strastnoy Boulevard is a part of the Boulevard Ring. House of S. I. Elagin is located on the boulevard. In 2018, there was an exhibition dedicated...
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("I confess that I did not expect that the local court is so great..". On the Russian court ceremonies of the 18th century". Bykhovskii, p. 47 Elagin S...
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(Kirillov Ravines, another name for Babi Yar.) She and her husband, poet Ivan Elagin, defected from the Soviet Union to the West that year. Undated poems about...
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Irreligion in Russia (redirect from History of irreligion in Russia)
Including the most prominent masons of the Russian Empire P. Elagin (1725-1794) and V. Lopukhin (1756-1816) "Arena: Atlas of Religions and Nationalities in...
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Januarius MacGahan (category April Uprising of 1876)
William Alexander (1909). Centennial History of Columbus and Franklin County, Ohio. Vol. I. Chicago-Columbus: The S. J. Clarke Publishing Co. p. 280. Retrieved...
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Kremlin Wall Necropolis (category Cultural heritage monuments of federal significance in Moscow)
the 1801 coronation of Alexander I. In one season the moat with bridges and adjacent buildings was replaced with a clean span of paved square. More reconstruction...
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collection of the London School of Slavonic Studies. Elagin, F. M. (1887). Materialy dlia istoriia Russkago flota [Materials for the History of the Russian...
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the government assigned the notorious censor Nikolay Elagin [ru] to Zhizn, who banned two thirds of the content, but then a new censor, Vorshev, was assigned...
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Kourdakov, a former agent of the Soviet Union's KGB and an officer on a trawler, defected to Canada while the ship, the Elagin, was anchored in the Vancouver...
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