- The
Palace of the
Yusupovs on the
Moika (Russian: Дворец Юсуповых на Мойке),
known as the
Moika Palace or
Yusupov Palace, is a
former residence of the...
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media related to
Moika River. The
Moyka (Russian: Мойка, also
latinised as
Moika) is a
short river in
Saint Petersburg which splits...
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Irina Alexandrovna, a
niece of
Emperor Nicholas II. He was born in the
Moika Palace in
Saint Petersburg, the
capital of the
Russian Empire. His father...
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conspirators gathered in the
Moika Palace and
eventually killed Rasputin. A
curious policeman on duty on the
other side of the
Moika had
heard the shots, rang...
- Instead, he was
primarily occupied with
business concerns.
Boris moved to the
Moika palace in St.
Petersburg (also
known as
Yusupov Palace) with his second...
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December 1916 to kill Rasputin,
apparently by
luring him to the Yusupovs'
Moika Palace.
Rasputin was
murdered during the
early morning on 30 December [O...
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Bridge (Жёлтый Мост,
Zhyolty Most), is a single-span
bridge across the
Moika River in
Saint Petersburg, Russia. The
bridge is a part of the
Palace Square...
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section of the
highway from
Moika to
Fontanka was laid from 1710 to 1715, and then work
continued on the
section from
Moika to the Admiralty.
Along the...
- fields. They
owned over
fifty estates throughout Russia,
including the
Moika Palace,
Yusupov Palace and
Arkhangelskoye Palace. On 4
April 1882, her sister...
- Си́ний мост,
Siniy most) is a 97.3-metre-wide (319 ft)
bridge that
spans the
Moika River in
Saint Petersburg, Russia. The Blue
Bridge is the
widest bridge...
