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Architecture in Russia, the Ukraine, and Uzbekistan
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1. Moscow, Russia. St. Basil's Cathedral
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2. Moscow, Russia. St. Basil's Cathedral.
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3. Moscow, Russia. Red Square.
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4. Moscow, Russia. Lomonosov University.
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5. Moscow, Russia. Smolensky Cathedral.
Figure 6. Moscow, Russia. Arbat Street.
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7. Moscow, Russia. Apartment complex.
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8. St. Petersberg, Russia. Petodvorets.
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9. St. Petersberg, Russia. The State Hermitage.
Figure 10. St. Petersberg, Russia. Dvortsovaya Ploshchad.
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11. St. Petersberg, Russia. Apartment Complex.
Figure 12. Kiev, Ukraine. St. George's Church.
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13. Kiev, Ukraine. The Golden Gate.
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14. Kiev, Ukraine. A reconstruction of a Russian Orthodox Church.
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15. Kiev, Ukraine. Folk Architecture Museum.
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16. Kiev, Ukraine. The Pecherskaya Lavra Bell Tower.
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17. Kiev, Ukraine.
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18. Rostov-on-Don, Ukraine. Lage Cathedral.
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19. Bukara, Uzbekistan.
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20. Bukara, Uzbekistan. The Bolo Khauz Mosque.
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21. Bukara, Uzbekistan. The "Mir-Arab" Mosque.
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22. Bukhara, Uzbekistan. The entrance to the Ark.
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