History of Russia (70645 bytes)
1: {{History of Russia}}
2: ...the principality of Muscovy had become the huge [[Russian Empire]], stretching from [[Poland]] eastward to...
4: ...ry responded to such pressures with a combination of halfhearted reform and repression. [[Serfdom]] wa...
6: ...economy and the party leaderships spelled the end of the Soviet Union.
8: ...s already tight control over parliament, regional officeholders, and civil society.

History of post-Soviet Russia (66313 bytes)
1: {{History of Russia}}
2: ...arty of the Soviet Union|Communist Party]]. Thus, Russia was widely accepted as the Soviet Union's success...
4: ...r weapons and concentrated them under the command of its rocket and space forces.
6: ... economy|market]]-oriented reform along the lines of [[Poland]]'s "[[big bang]]," also known as "[[Sho...
8: ...s already tight control over parliament, regional officeholders, and civil society.

History of the administrative division of Russia (3904 bytes)
1: {{History of the administrative division of Russia}}
2: ... the '''history of the administrative division of Russia''' from [[1708]] to [[1743]].
4: ==Administrative reform of 1708==
6: ... as a ''Governorate General'' (translation of the Russian ''генера&#76...
10: ...eform abolished the system of lots, dividing most of the guberniyas into ''provinces'' (пр...

Postage stamps and postal history of Russia (8074 bytes)
1: ...'''[[postage stamp]]s and [[postal history]] of [[Russia]]'''. Traditionally, philatelists include the [[S...
3: == Early postal history ==
5: ...es from [[1079]], and mentions a governor Ratibor of [[Tmutarakan]]. The earliest surviving [[cover (p...
7: ... its operations, and in [[1716]] the first [[post office]]s opened, in Moscow and [[Saint Petersburg]]...
9: ...ST.PETERSBOVRG" (in Latin letters), but the first official recommendation to use postmarks did not com...

History of the Jews in Russia and the Soviet Union (38279 bytes)
4: ...d in large numbers to the lightly populated areas of [[Ukraine]] and [[Lithuania]].
6: ...s an [[ethnicity|ethnic]] group with a unique set of religious beliefs and practices.
11: ...were to be only three ''Romes'', that is, centers of rightful religious faith. The first two, ancient...
13: ...lly they were expelled, as when the captured part of [[Ukraine]] was cleared from Jews in the year [[1...
15: ...e Pale and required special permission to move to Russia proper.

Hungary: Pre-History and Early History (8314 bytes)
1: ...the more recent history of Hungary, see [[History of Hungary]].
5: ...mple, revealed a million years old dwelling place of prehistoric man. Human settlement began at the la...
8: ...he [[Tisza]], and [[Illyrians]] (Pannonians) west of the [[Danube]]. The latter erected enormous earth...
10: ...gely ceased in present-day Hungary at the beginng of the 1st century AD, the Celts gradually later on....
13: ... settled at the upper Tisza river in the 2nd half of the 2nd century AD.

Russia (25488 bytes)
6: ...| [[Image:Russia flag large.png|125px|Flag of the Russian Federation]]
7: ...| [[Image:Russia_coa.png|Russian Federation: Coat of Arms]]
9: | align="center" width="135px" | ([[Flag of Russia|In Detail]])
10: ...align="center" width="135px" | ([[Coat of arms of Russia|In Detail]])
15: | align="center" colspan="2" | [[image:LocationRussia.png]]

Tula, Russia (1195 bytes)
1: ...an part of [[Russia]] located 165 km to the south of [[Moscow]], on the river [[Upa River|Upa]]. Popul...
3: Tula is the administrative center of [[Tula Oblast]].
5: ...ld War 2]]), the city was important in production of armaments. The Germans failed to capture the heav...
7: ... manufacture for such instruments sold throughout Russia and worldwide.
9: {{Russia-geo-stub}}

Subdivisions of Russia (4684 bytes)
1: ... [[Russia]] incorporates several types and levels of subdivisions.
4: ''Main article: [[Federal subjects of Russia]]''
6: ...arliament). However, they do differ in the degree of [[autonomy]] they enjoy.
9: ''Main article: [[Federal districts of Russia]]''
11: ...nistered by a governor appointed by the president of the federation.

Alexander I of Russia (35387 bytes)
1: ...Maria Fedorovna]], daughter of [[Frederick Eugene of Würtemberg]].
3: ...xander I of Russia.jpg|frame|right|Alexander I of Russia]]
6: ...[[Robert Stewart, Viscount Castlereagh]], writing of him to Lord Liverpool, gives him credit for "gran...
9: ...s policy and influencing through him the [[fate]] of the [[world]].
11: ==The murder of his father==

Alexander II of Russia (12609 bytes)
1: [[Image:AlexanderIIRussia.jpeg|frame|right|Alexander II (1818-1881)]]
3: ...sination]]. As such, he was also the [[Grand Duke of Finland]] 1855-1881.
4: ...e indication of his potential, and up to the time of his accession in [[1855]], few imagined that he w...
6: ...cism of the authorities was regarded as a serious offense.
8: ...nd a tender-heartedness which were considered out of place in one destined to become a military [[auto...

Yaroslav of Russia (484 bytes)
1: ...nd Duke]] of [[Vladimir]] since [[1264]]. Brother of [[Alexander Nevsky]].
3: ...eceded=[[Alexander Nevsky]]|succeeded=[[Daniel of Russia|Daniel]]}}
4: {{lived|b=1220|d=1271|key=Yaroslav of Russia}}
5: [[Category:Russian leaders]]

Echo TV Russia (100 bytes)
1: ...''' (also '''Ekho TV''') is the Moscow subsidiary of [[RTVi]] television network.

Engels, Russia (525 bytes)
1: ...utonomous Soviet Socialist Republic]], now a part of the [[Saratov Oblast]]. It is home to a large che...
3: {{Russia-geo-stub}}

United Russia (915 bytes)
1: ...9;ия'' - ''Yedinaya Rossiya'') is a [[Russia]]n political party, which usually labels itself c...
3: ...land All-Russia]] party, and the [[Unity Party of Russia]], led by [[Sergei Shoigu]].
5: ... As of January 2005 it controls 305 Duma sits out of 450, which gives it a constitutional majority.
8: * [[Politics of Russia]]
11: *[http://www.er.ru/ Official web site]

Republics of Russia (1874 bytes)
1: ...sia|federal subjects]] (administrative units), 21 of which are republics:
3: [[Image:RussianRepublics.png]]
17: 10. [[Republic of Karelia|Karelia]]<br />
34: ...onstitution of Russian Federation|Constitution of Russia]]). Other federal subjects, such as [[krai]]s an...
37: * [[Oblasts of Russia]]

The Russia Journal (545 bytes)
1: ...s news, analysis, commentary and information from Russia. It is apparently a right leaning publication.
4: * [http://www.russiajournal.com/ ''The Russia Journal News'']
5: * [http://www.therussiajournal.com "The Russia Journal Magazine" ]

Onega, Russia (319 bytes)
1: ... 63 54 N 38 08 S. It is situated at the [[mouth]] of the [[Onega river]]. It was declared city on Augu...
4: ...ttp://www.onega.ru/ Onega city and district (''in Russian'')]

Ivan IV of Russia (6095 bytes)
1: ...00;&#1077;&#1074;&#1080;&#1095;), [[Vasili III of Russia|Vasily III]]'s son.
5: ...lavets]] had to flee from Moscow to [[Grand Duchy of Lithuania]]).
7: ...sia ([[boyar]]s) who opposed the absolutist drive of the tsar.
9: ...ng Ivan. At the same time his wife [[Anastacia of Russia|Anastacia]] died, perhaps murdered by the [[boyar...
11: ...ausing a miscarriage. His son Ivan, upon learning of this, engaged in a heated argument with his fathe...

Samara, Russia (1632 bytes)
2: ...ring the [[Cold War]]. It was the reserve capital of the [[Soviet Union]] from [[1941]] to [[1943]] wh...
6: ...uth west of ''Kuybyshev Square'', behind a series of apartment complexes.
8: As of [[2002]], the population of the city was 1,157,880.
10: [[Category:Cities in Russia]]

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