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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Raisa Frichinskaya
Script writer
Elena Viktorovna Paducheva
Linguist
Boris Veremey
Russian test pilot
Eleazar Langman
Photographer
Bolesław Czarniawski
Military personnel
Venedikt Vinogradov
Scientist
Boris Grachevskiy
Russian film director
efrem p. levitan
Russian author
Nadezhda Karatayeva
Actress
Klavdia Kozlenkova
Film actor
Viktor Dozortsev
Scientist
Yuri Shatalov
Russian ice hockey player
Yuriy Letunov
Journalist
Vladimir Shevtsik
Cinematographer
Yuri Vladislavovich Barabash
Musical artist
Alexander Tyshler
Painter
Nikolay Litvinov
Actor
Aleksey Proshlyakov
Sczyapan Krasoŭsky
Sergey Varentsov
Arkadi Tolbuzin
Russian actor
Mikhail Malinin
Vladimir Engelgardt
Biochemist
Khalel Gabbasov
Politician
P. Bazhov
Writer
Aleksey Gushchin
Soviet olympic athlete
Daria Voskoboeva
Dzyanis Kowba
Belarusian football player
Yuri Leonidov
Actor
Vasily Shatilov
Military personnel
Aleksey Ivanovitsj Kondakov
Singer
Alexander Sliussarev
Russian photographer
Lyubov' Kositskaya
Actor
Yanagita Genzō
Japanese general
Georgy Andryushchenko Singer
Opera singer
T. M. Nikolaeva
Linguist
Arkadiĭ Ėmmanuilovich Milʹchin
Russian author
Yeleazar Meletinsky
Russian biographer
Irina Molostova
Opera director
Aleksey Leontyev
Russian psychologist
Vasiliy Zakusov
Scientist
Petr Maslov
Economist
Nikolai Konrad
Author
Mikhail Kazakov
Russian actor
Nina Dudarova
Author
Mikhail Georgadze
Politician
Alexander Skvortsov
Russian ice hockey player