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1812 Overture to Borzoi[edit]
1812 Overture · 1991 Soviet coup d'état attempt · 1993 Russian constitutional crisis · Agin-Buryat Okrug · Ainu people · Alaska · Alaska purchase · Alexander Borodin · Alexander Dovzhenko · Alexander Herzen · Alla Pugacheva · Altai Mountains · Altai Republic · Amur River · Andrei I Bogolyubsky · Andrei Rublev · Andrei Rublev (film) · Anna Pavlova · Anti-Comintern Pact · Anton Rubinstein · Antonov An-124 · Antonov An-2 · Arkhangelsk · Armenian Soviet Socialist Republic · Arnold Rüütel · Arthur Ernest Percival · Arvada, Colorado · Asha Bhosle · Astrakhan · Avigdor Lieberman · Azerbaijan Soviet Socialist Republic · Azerbaijani people · Baba Yaga · Balalaika · Barents Sea · Barrow, Alaska · Bashkirs · Battle of Friedland · Battle of Navarino · Battle of Tsushima · Bear Island (Norway) · Bering Sea · Bering Strait · Black Sea Fleet · Black September in Jordan · Blintz · Bloody Sunday (1905) · Bolesław Bierut · Borscht · Borzoi
Boyar to Erich Honecker[edit]
Boyar · Bratsk · Budjak · Buryats · Caspian expeditions of the Rus · Catherine Palace · Caucasus Mountains · Channel One (Russia) · Chechen language · Cheka · Cherkasy · Cherkasy Oblast · Chernihiv · Chernihiv Oblast · Chernivtsi · Chernivtsi Oblast · Chernobyl · Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant · Cimmerians · Cinema of the Soviet Union · Coat of arms of Russia · Comrade · Convention of Peking · Cossack Hetmanate · Crimean Khanate · Crimean Tatar language · Curonian Spit · Curzon Line · César Cui · Dacha · Daugava River · Decembrist revolt · Ded Moroz · Der Blaue Reiter · Dimitrie Cantemir · Diomede Islands · Dnieper River · Dnipropetrovsk · Dnipropetrovsk Oblast · Domodedovo International Airport · Don River (Russia) · Donetsk · Donetsk Oblast · Doukhobor · Dziga Vertov · East Slavs · Economy of Russia · Economy of the Soviet Union · Ed Rendell · Erich Honecker
Estonian Soviet Socialist Republic to Kamianets-Podilskyi[edit]
Estonian Soviet Socialist Republic · Evenks · Fabergé egg · False Dmitriy I · February Revolution · Federal districts of Russia · Federal subjects of Russia · Felix Dzerzhinsky · Feodor Chaliapin · G. I. Gurdjieff · GRU · Gagauz people · Galicia-Volhynia · Garmon · Gennady Zyuganov · Geography of Russia · German reunification · Glasnost · Golden Horde · Government of the Soviet Union · Grand Duchy of Finland · Grand Duchy of Moscow · Grozny · Halych · Hammer and sickle · Hero City · Hero of the Russian Federation · Heydar Aliyev · History of Soviet Russia and the Soviet Union (1917–1927) · History of post-Soviet Russia · Hizb ut-Tahrir · Hokkaidō · Hungarian people · Huns · Ilia Chavchavadze · Intelligentsia · Ioannis Kapodistrias · Irina Slutskaya · Irkutsk · Isaac Babel · Ivan Mazepa · Ivano-Frankivsk · Ivano-Frankivsk Oblast · John Reed (journalist) · Joseph Brodsky · Kaliningrad · Kaliningrad Oblast · Kalinka (song) · Kalmyk people · Kamianets-Podilskyi
Karl Ernst von Baer to Maria Feodorovna (Sophie Dorothea of Württemberg)[edit]
Karl Ernst von Baer · Kaval · Kazakh Soviet Socialist Republic · Kazakh language · Kazan · Kemenche · Kengir uprising · Kerch · Khabarovsk · Khabarovsk Krai · Kharkiv · Kharkiv Oblast · Kherson · Kherson Oblast · Khmelnytsky Uprising · Khmelnytskyi Oblast · Khotyn · Kiev Oblast · Kiev Offensive (1920) · Kirovohrad Oblast · Konstantin Chernenko · Konstantin Päts · Korean Air Lines Flight 007 · Koryaks · Koryo-saram · Kościuszko Uprising · Krasnodar · Krasnoyarsk · Kurgan Oblast · Kyrgyz language · Kārlis Ulmanis · Lake Baikal · Lake Ladoga · Lake Peipus · Latvian Soviet Socialist Republic · Latvian language · Lenin's Mausoleum · Leningrad Oblast · Leninism · Leonid Kravchuk · Lithuanian Soviet Socialist Republic · Little Russia · Livonian War · Lubyanka (KGB) · Luhansk · Luhansk Oblast · Lutsk · Lviv Oblast · Magadan · Maria Feodorovna (Sophie Dorothea of Württemberg)
Mariinsky Theatre to Perm[edit]
Mariinsky Theatre · Marina Tsvetaeva · Mariupol · Marius Petipa · Matryoshka doll · Mazari Sharif · Michael Andreas Barclay de Tolly · Mikhail Khodorkovsky · Mikhail Lermontov · Mikhail Lomonosov · Military history of the Russian Empire · Military history of the Soviet Union · Moldavian Autonomous Soviet Socialist Republic · Moldavian Soviet Socialist Republic · Mongol invasion of Rus' · Moscow · Moscow Kremlin · Moscow theater hostage crisis · Murmansk · Muslim Brotherhood · Mykolaiv · Nadia Petrova · Natan Sharansky · National Anthem of the Soviet Union · Neman River · Nenets languages · Neva River · Nicholas I of Russia · Nikolay Gumilyov · Nizhny Novgorod · Norilsk · Novaya Zemlya · Novodevichy Convent · Novosibirsk · Ob River · Occupation of the Baltic states · October Revolution · Odessa · Odessa Oblast · Old East Slavic · Old Great Bulgaria · Omsk · On the Personality Cult and its Consequences · Operation Bagration · Orenburg Oblast · Orlov · Partitions of Poland · Patriarch Nikon · People's Republic of Poland · Perm
Persian people to Sergei Witte[edit]
Persian people · Peterhof · Pogrom · Poltava · Poltava Oblast · Potsdam Conference · Poznań 1956 protests · President of Russia · Primary Chronicle · Prime Minister of Russia · Primorsky Krai · Pulkovo Airport · Pyotr Bagration · RSD-10 Pioneer · Regulamentul Organic · Reindeer · Republics of the Soviet Union · Rivne · Rivne Oblast · Romani language · Romanians · Rostov · Rurik · Rurik Dynasty · Rusalka · Russian Academy of Sciences · Russian Air Force · Russian Empire · Russian Mafia · Russian Revolution (1905) · Russian Soviet Federative Socialist Republic · Russian cruiser Aurora · Russian legislative election, 2007 · Russian literature · Russian rock · Russia–Ukraine gas dispute · Russification · Rusyns · Ruthenia · SMERSH · Saint Petersburg Metro · Sakha Republic · Samara, Russia · Sambo (martial art) · Sami languages · Samizdat · Samovar · Sea of Azov · Second Chechen War · Sergei Witte
Sevastopol to Tulum (bagpipe)[edit]
Sevastopol · Shanghai Cooperation Organisation · Sheremetyevo International Airport · Shikotan · Siberia · Simon Cameron · Singing Revolution · Sino-Soviet split · Smolensk · Smolensk War · Sochi · Socotra · South Ossetia · Soviet Armed Forces · Spetsnaz · Stalinism · Stalinist architecture · Stavropol · Stavropol Krai · Streltsy · Sukhumi · Sumy Oblast · Suomenlinna · Suprematism · Svalbard · Sverdlovsk Oblast · Svetlana Khorkina · Svetlana Kuznetsova · Swan Lake · Symon Petliura · Taganrog · Tajik Soviet Socialist Republic · Ternopil · Ternopil Oblast · The Battleship Potemkin · The Five · The Gulag Archipelago · The Internationale · The Mirror (1975 film) · The Nutcracker · The Queen of Spades (opera) · Third Russian Revolution · Time of Troubles · Treaty of Gulistan · Treaty of Turkmenchay · Treaty on the Final Settlement with Respect to Germany · Troitse-Sergiyeva Lavra · Tsarskoye Selo · Tula, Russia · Tulum (bagpipe)
Tupolev to Zhytomyr Oblast[edit]
Tupolev · Turkish people · Tver · Tōgō Heihachirō · Ukrainian Insurgent Army · Ukrainian Soviet Socialist Republic · Ukrainians · Ural Mountains · Uralic languages · Uyghur language · Uzbek Soviet Socialist Republic · Uzhhorod · Valery Gergiev · Vasily Chuikov · Vaslav Nijinsky · Viktor Vasnetsov · Vinnytsia · Vinnytsia Oblast · Vladimir · Vladimir Ashkenazy · Vladimir II Monomakh · Vladimir I of Kiev · Vladivostok · Volga Germans · Volga River · Volgograd · Volyn Oblast · Vyborg · Walter Ulbricht · War of Attrition · War of the Polish Succession · Warsaw Pact invasion of Czechoslovakia · White movement · Xanana Gusmão · Yakov Pavlov · Yamalo-Nenets Autonomous Okrug · Yaroslavl · Yekaterinburg · Yemelyan Pugachev · Yenisei River · Yukos · Yuri Dolgoruki · Yury Luzhkov · Zakarpattia Oblast · Zaporizhia · Zaporizhia Oblast · Zhytomyr Oblast