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the-memphista · 1 year
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Daniel Craig and Eva Green in front of the Dormition Cathedral in Moscow, 2006
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loiladadiani · 10 months
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Monument to Grand Duke Sergey Alexandrovich in the Kremlin
Grand Duke Sergei Alexandrovich was one of Alexander III's younger brothers. His views were as reactionary as his brother's. He held considerable power during Alexander's reign and continued to do so under his nephew Nicholas II. Sergei was also the Tsar's brother-in-law, as he married Empress Alexandra's sister, Grand Duchess Elizabeth Feodorovna.
After a long and distinguished military career, he was appointed Governor General of Moskow, a position only answerable to the Tzar. Although Sergei was often condemned as a complete reactionary during his governorship, according to his brother-in-law Ernest, Grand Duke of Hesse, he wanted and strove for improvements, which angered conservatives, but blocked revolutionary reforms, which infuriated radicals because he considered them impractical or thought that Russia was not ready for them. He held his post as governor of Moscow for nearly fifteen years. Sergei resigned during great political unrest, not only tired after many years of service but also dissatisfied with the policies of the new Tsar. Fearing an assassination attempt, he moved his family into the Kremlin and took many security precautions. His premonition was correct. On his way out of the Kremlin, he was blown to pieces by a terrorist bomb.
Grand Duchess Elizabeth Feodorovna was devastated by her husband's death and decided to take the veil. In 1908 she had a monument built to Sergei's memory in the exact place of his assassination. In 1918, the Bolsheviks destroyed the memorial. It was restored in 1998 in the Novospassky Monastery, where Sergei's remains are buried. The second restored monument was consecrated in the Moscow Kremlin in 2017, where the original monument once stood. (gcl)
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craftsart · 4 months
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Vasily Semyonov - Silversmith
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Silver gilded tea and coffee service overlooking the Moscow Kremlin, Vasily Semyonov, sold by Alexander Matissen, Moscow, 1884. Read the full article
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sovietpostcards · 8 months
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Moscow celebrates its 876th birthday this weekend (Sep. 9-10). Here's a postcard set from 1985, when the city was 38 years younger.
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mim70 · 11 days
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Moscow, inside the Kremlin.
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wgm-beautiful-world · 7 months
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IZMAILOVO CASTLE - MOSCOW, RUSSIA
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mariocki · 3 months
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Roger Delgado makes a brief appearance as an unnamed but helpful Argentine diplomat, in Overseas Press Club - Exclusive!: Two Against the Kremlin (1.13, ABPC, 1957)
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vintage-russia · 19 days
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"View of the Kremlin in inclement weather " (1851)
Aleksey Savrasov (1830-1897)
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boxpvm · 4 months
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Russian Imperial Romanov family in front of the Chudov Monastery, Kremlin, Moscow, Russia
Russian vintage postcard
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theworldatwar · 1 year
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Tracer fire from anti-aircraft batteries and searchlights light up the sky during the first air raid on Moscow - July 22 1941. 220 German Heinkel He-111s and Dornier Do-217s flown by select Luftwaffe pilots with new high-altitude engines attacked for approx five hours. Although there were a number of air raids over Moscow, these were very infrequent and largely ineffective
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russian-aesthetic · 4 months
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Today, on the 105th anniversary of the baptism of fire of the Red Army, the communist and left-wing organizations of Moscow held a solemn march and laying of flowers at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier, Lenin's Mausoleum and at the burial places of Soviet military leaders near the Kremlin wall. February 23, 2023
Via Communist Dawn
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filmap · 7 months
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Такси-блюз / Taxi Blues Pavel Lungin. 1990
Street Vozdvizhenka St., 5, Moskva, Russia, 125009 See in map
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sovietpostcards · 8 days
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View from the roof of the Moskva hotel. Photo by Viktor Ruikovich for Freie Welt (Moscow, 1970).
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mypepemateosus · 3 months
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