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Koreiz (Ukrainian: Кореїз, Russian: Кореиз,
Crimean Tatar:
Koreiz) is an urban-type
settlement lying south-west of
Yalta in the
Yalta Muni****lity of...
- deletion.› Russian: Юсуповский дворец) is a
palace located in the town of
Koreiz, near
Yalta in Crimea. It was
built for
Prince Felix Yusupov-Soumorokov-Elston...
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tournaments as a "neutral" athlete.
Bakhchisaray Palace Dulber Palace in
Koreiz Vorontsov Palace Livadia Palace Catholic church in
Yalta St. Vladimir's...
- Палац Дюльбер) is a
Moorish Revival palace designed by
Nikolay Krasnov in
Koreiz, near
Yalta in Crimea. Also
known as the
Palace of
Grand Duke
Peter Nikolaievich...
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palaces in Moscow, 37
estates in
different parts of Russia, in the
Crimea (at
Koreiz, Kökköz and Balaklava), coal and iron-ore mines,
plants and factories, flour...
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stylisation of the Pena
Palace in Sintra), the Neo-Mamluk
Dulber palace in
Koreiz, and the
palace in
Likani exemplified the
continuing development of the...
- most
fashionable architect,
responsible for the
grand ducal residences in
Koreiz, was
engaged to
prepare plans for a new
imperial palace. The Tsar's diary...
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architect of the
Vorontsov Palace (1828–46).
Compared to the
Alupka and
Koreiz palaces, the Swallow's Nest is
closer in
style to
various German fairy-tale-inspired...
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include the
Dulber Palace in
Koreiz (built 1895-97),
Alexander Nevsky Cathedral in
Yalta (1902),
Yusupov Palace in
Koreiz (1909), and
Kokkoz Jami Mosque...
- The
Yusupov Palace in
Koreiz...
