Russia
Russia, the world's largest nation, borders European and Asian countries as well as the Pacific and Arctic oceans. Its landscape ranges from tundra and forests to subtropical beaches. It's famous for Moscow's Bolshoi and St. Petersburg's Mariinsky ballet companies. St. Petersburg, founded by Russian leader Peter the Great, has the baroque Winter Palace, now housing part of the State Hermitage Museum's art collection.
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sergeĭ podelkov
Russian writer
Vladimir Vladimirovich Tikhomirov
Anna Maslovskaya
Vladimir Evgenʹevich Guliev
Russian-Soviet scientist
Andrei Snezhnevsky
Psychiatrist
a. a. voronov
Author
Natalya Sats
Russian director
I. F. Obraztsov
Russian-Soviet scientist
Algis Žiūraitis
Conductor
Stepan Markovtsev
Vasiliy Jakovlevitsj Kondakov
Iwan Zagriadski
Konstantin Michaylovitsj Tresjtsjjov
Lev Ozerov
Russian poet
moscow state academic chamber choir vladislav sokolov
Musical artist
Grigory Petrovich Nikulin
Revolutionary
Vadim Gippenreyter
Soviet photographer
I. F. Protchenko
Russian-Soviet scientist
Lev Ivanovitch Skvortsov
Russian-Soviet author
Sergeĭ Petrovich Obnorskiĭ
Linguist
Evgenij Jakovlevič Gik
Russian-Soviet author
A. Markusha
Russian-Soviet author
Nikolay Bannikov
Politician
Sergei Bratus
Yeremey Parnov
Russian writer
A. Petrosyan
Actor
Viktor Kolpakov
Actor
Aleksandr Ivanovich Gorgolyuk
Tamara Adelheim
Actress
Ekaterina Junge
Russian painter
Fyodor Ivanovich Tolstoy
Yury Stepanov
Russian linguist
E. M. Stepanova
Linguist
Ivan Aleksandrovitsj (1920—2008) Kiseljov
Pavel Kazakov
Association football referee
Vladimir Mezoh
Test pilot
Valentin Mishatkin
Movie actor
Aleksandr Lapin
Russian photographer
Nikolai Biryukov
Soviet soldier
Aleksey Akifyev
Russian-Soviet geneticist
Igor Karpets
Boris Batanov
Football player
Nikolay Kamenskiy
Olympic athlete
Yelena Golubtsova
Russian-Soviet historian
Pyotr Kobozev
Russian revolutionary
Vladimir Starostenko
Former Minister of Railways of Russia
Oleg Boshniakovich
Pianist
