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.
People died in Russia (First 49 people) - Page 7
Nadezhda Muzil-Borozdina
Actress
M. Ilʹin
Writer
Gabriel Gorelik
Physicist
Abram Yampolsky
Higher education teacher
Mordehai Dubin
Politician
Galina Flakserman
Revolutionary
Serafima Bryusova
Neurosurgeon
Anna Lunacharskai︠a︡
Author
Nikolai Borisovich Terpsikhorov
Artist
Boris Shtein
Diplomat
Olga Iofan
Teacher
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Entomologist
Ivan Zotov
Diplomat
Nadezhda Krandiyevskaya
Sculptor
Vasily Koroteev
Writer
Spiridon Ivanovich Putin
Russian chef
Leonid Grossman
Writer
Alexey Laptev
Graphic artist
Mansur Muzafarov
Composer
German Galynin
Composer
Galina Prokopenko
Teacher
Maria Karlovna Davydova
Feodor Modorov
Painter
Mariya Dulova Singer
Opera singer
Andrej Petrovič Fajdyš-Krandijevský
Painter
Walitxan Tanas
Politician
Pelagija Broz
Josip Broz Tito's ex-wife
Mariya Yarotskaya
Russian actor
Konstantin Feldman
Actor
Viktor Lebedev
Russian olympic athlete
Semyon Lyandres
Editor
Alexandre Bogomolov
Soviet diplomat
Iov Kornilovitsj Altoechov
Sculptor
Petr Bogatyrev
Folklorist
Boris Serebryakov
Raisa Idelson
Author ‧ Robert Falk's ex-wife
Nikolay Listyev
Mark Gavrilovich Gurchenko
Lyudmila Gurchenko's father
Viktor Popkov
Artist
Maria Sukhodolska - Dikova
Actor
Oleg Lyalin
Architect
Mark Moisevich Rosenthal
Philosopher
Harry Viktorovich Schnittke
Journalist
Georgiy Konstantinovitsj Krizjitskiy
Theater critic
Boris Ignatovich
Soviet photographer
Tamara Rotarewa
Classical pianist ‧ David Oistrakh's wife
Tamara Rotarewa
Classical pianist ‧ David Oistrakh's wife