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  1. Treaty of Saint Petersburg (1875)

    Other uses Treaty of Saint Petersburg disambiguation File Japan Russia Treaty 22 August 1875.jpg thumb upright 1.5 Japan Russia Treaty ratification, 22 August 1875. File Demis kurils russian names.png thumb successive borders in the Kurils . The nihongo Treaty of Saint Petersburg Karafuto Chishima K kan J yaku was signed on 7 May 1875 between the Empire of Japan and Russian Empire Empire of Russia . Its terms stipulated that Japan give claims to Sakhalin island in exchange for undisputed sovereignty of all the Kuril islands up to the Kamchatka peninsula . ref citebook title Eastern Destiny Russia in Asia and the North Pacific author G. Patrick March year 1996 publisher Praeger Greenwood url http books.google.com books?visbn 0275955664&id ujht5Y yQooC&pg PA90&lpg PA90&ots BA01dtEDI6&dq 22Treaty of Saint Petersburg 221875&ie ISO 8859 1&output html&sig bORirIAjM463mFqIzkYGy wswz0 isbn 0275955664 ref ref cite book title Imperial Russia, 1801 1905 author Tim Chapman year 2001 publisher Routledge UK url http books.google.com books?visbn 0415231094&id W2UlvOPeUDEC&pg RA1 PA115&lpg RA1 PA115&ots TYXektcD8r&dq 22Treaty of Saint Petersburg 221875&ie ISO 8859 1&output html&sig TSQalp0GTzicHDQsSonsrzuu3qE isbn 0415231094 ref The Treaty was ratified on 22 August 1875. The Treaty of Shimoda ... Takeaki , to Saint Petersburg to clearly define the border. After a year of negotiations, Japan agreed ... 1875 in Japan Category Japan Russia relations Category Boundary treaties Category Sakhalin Category Kuril Islands Category Japan Russia border Category History of the Russian Far East Category 1875 treaties Category Treaties of the Russian Empire Saint Petersburg Category Treaties of the Empire of Japan de Vertrag von Sankt Petersburg 1875 fr Trait de Saint P tersbourg de 1875 ko nl Verdrag van Sint Petersburg 1875 ja ru 1875 uk 1875 zh ...   more details



  1. Treaty of Saint Petersburg

    There are several treaties that are called Treaty of Saint Petersburg or Treaty of St. Petersburg . This page also refers to the treaties that were concluded while the city was known as Petrograd 1914 1924 and Leningrad 1924 1991 . The following treaties were concluded in this city Treaty of Saint Petersburg 1762 Treaty of Saint Petersburg 1805 Treaty of Saint Petersburg 1812 Treaty of Saint Petersburg 1825 Treaty of Saint Petersburg 1834 St. Petersburg Declaration of 1868 Treaty of Saint Petersburg 1875 Treaty of Saint Petersburg 1881 Anglo Russian Entente Anglo Russian Entente 1907 disambig de Vertrag von Sankt Petersburg fr Trait de Saint P tersbourg nl Verdrag van Sint Petersburg ru ...   more details



  1. Treaty of Saint Petersburg (1812)

    Unreferenced date February 2007 The Treaty of Saint Petersburg was signed in Saint Petersburg on March 24, 1812 between Sweden and the Russian Empire . The treaty established an alliance between Russia and Sweden against the First French Empire French Empire of Napoleon . DEFAULTSORT Treaty Of Saint Petersburg 1812 Category 19th century in Russia Category 1812 in Russia Category 1812 in Sweden Category History of Sweden Category Treaties of Sweden Saint Petersburg Category 19th century in Sweden Category 1812 treaties Category Treaties of the Russian Empire Saint Petersburg Sweden hist stub Russia hist stub nl Verdrag van Sint Petersburg 1812 ru 1812 ...   more details



  1. Treaty of Saint Petersburg (1834)

    Unreferenced date February 2007 Orphan date February 2009 The Treaty of Saint Petersburg was concluded on January 29, 1834 between the Ottoman Empire Ottoman Porte and Russia . This treaty, by promising the evacuation of the Principalities , and reducing the Turkish payments to one third of the stipulated amount, relieved the Porte from some engagements enforced on it by the Treaty of Adrianople the treaty which ended the Russo Turkish War 1828 1829 Russo Turkish War , 1828 1829 . DEFAULTSORT Treaty Of Saint Petersburg 1834 Category 19th century in Russia Category 1834 in Russia Category History of the Ottoman Empire Category Treaties of the Ottoman Empire Saint Petersburg Category 1834 treaties Category Treaties of the Russian Empire Saint Petersburg Ottoman stub Russia hist stub ...   more details



  1. Treaty of Saint Petersburg (1762)

    The Treaty of Saint Petersburg was concluded on May 5, 1762 and ended the fighting in the Seven Years War between Prussia and Russia . The treaty followed the accession of Tsar Peter III of Russia Peter III , and allowed Frederick the Great of Prussia to concentrate on his other enemies. ref name revolutions cite book title The Revolutions of Europe last Koch first Christopher W last2 Koch first2 Christophe Guillaumede year 1839 publisher Whiltaker and Co page 147 url http books.google.co.uk books?id TACbHW0TYWYC ref References reflist See also List of treaties Seven Years War treaties DEFAULTSORT Treaty Of Saint Petersburg 1762 Category 1762 treaties Category Peace treaties of Prussia Saint Petersburg 1762 Category Peace treaties of Russia Saint Petersburg 1762 Category Treaties of the Russian Empire Category Treaties of the Kingdom of Prussia Germany hist stub Russia hist stub de Frieden von Sankt Petersburg nl Vrede van Sint Petersburg no St. Petersburgtraktaten 1762 nn St. Petersburg traktaten i 1762 pt Tratado de S o Petersburgo ru 1762 ...   more details



  1. Treaty of Saint Petersburg (1805)

    Orphan date February 2009 unreferenced date September 2008 The Treaty of Saint Petersburg was signed on April 11 1805 by the British Empire and the Russian Empire and created an offensive alliance directed against Napoleon s First French Empire French Empire . They were joined by Austria on August 9th , Sweden, while France was allied to Spain, to a number of satellite republics. Sweden only joined after Britain granted subsidies which virtually financed the entire Swedish war costs. Sweden armed 10,000 men. This treaty would be one of the main causes of the War of the Third Coalition . Europe mil stub Category Treaties of the United Kingdom Category Treaties of the Russian Empire Category 1805 treaties Category Treaties of the Austrian Empire fr Trait de Saint P tersbourg de 1805 nl Verdrag van Sint Petersburg 1805 ru 1805 ...   more details



  1. Treaty of Saint Petersburg (1881)

    Other uses Treaty of Saint Petersburg disambiguation The Treaty of Saint Petersburg 1881 was the treaty between the Russian Empire and the Late Chinese Empire Chinese Empire , signed in Saint Petersburg , Russia , on 12 24 February 1881 . It provided for the return to China of the eastern part of the Ili River Ili Basin region, occupied by Russia in 1871 during the Muslim Rebellion . Background In 1871 ... to the treaty specified the list of border crossings the two countries were to operate. Consequences The Treaty of Saint Petersburg was perceived as a huge loss and step backward by many in Russia ... of the Russian Empire Saint Petersburg 1881 Category Treaties of the Qing Dynasty Saint Petersburg ... occupied the Ili Basin region. Chinese authority in Xinjiang was reestablished by 1877. In 1879, the Treaty ... presence in the region. Qing court refused to sign the Treaty, and in 1880, sent to Russia its ... s seat , and Eugene B tzow , Russia s Ambassador in China. Summary According to the treaty ... troops. Under Article 6 of the treaty, Chinese government would pay Russia 9,000,000 metal rubles ... border. The treaty also provided Article 8 for minor adjustments of the border between the two countries ... part of Xinjiang s Ili Kazakh Autonomous Prefecture . Article 10 of the treaty allowed Russia to expand ... and Urga Ulan Bator provided for in earlier treaties see Treaty of Kulja , 1851 , Russia would ... free trade for Russian traders in Mongolia and Xinjiang. The treaty also contained various provisions ... Dungans Dungan Hui people Hui and Taranchi Uyghur people Uyghur families made use of the treaty ... set by Article 7 of the treaty remains the border between Kazakhstan and China until this day. Sources Treaty text in Russian and French in http books.google.com books?vid OCLC38651572 Sbornik de stvuiushchikh .... Paine 1996 ISBN 1563247232 References reflist Category 1881 in China Category Unequal treaties Saint Petersburg 1881 Category History of Xinjiang Category History of Kazakhstan Category 19th century ...   more details



  1. Treaty of Saint Petersburg (1825)

    file 1860 russian america.jpg thumb right 300px Russian America on a map The Treaty of Saint Petersburg of 1825 , also known as the Anglo Russian Convention of 1825 , defined the boundaries between Russian America and British claims and possessions in the Pacific Northwest of North America at 54 degrees 40 minutes north latitude, which had the year before been established as the limit of overlapping American claims in the parallel Russo American Treaty of 1824 . The Russian sphere in the region was later Alaska Purchase sold to the United States , becoming Alaska , while to the south of the division point was the British claim, the remnant of which today is coast of the Canadian province of British Columbia . ref http explorenorth.com library history bl bjones3a.htm A Merged History of Canada and The United States , Bill Jones, ExploreNorth.com website, see section 1825 Anglo Russian Convention ref ref http explorenorth.com library yafeatures bl dates.htm Chronology of Alaska and Yukon history ref and associated rights and obligations concerning waters and ports in the region. The treaty, in establishing a vague division of coastal Russian interests and inland British interests northward from 56 degrees north, led to conflicting interpretations of the meaning of the treaty s wording which later manifested in the Alaska Boundary Dispute between the United States on the one hand, and Canada and the British Empire on the other. Other terms of the treaty, including the right to navigation by British vessels to both commerce in the region affected, and also access to rivers crossing ... library history bl ruseng1825.htm Convention Between Great Britain and Russia, 1825 Treaty of St. Petersburg Category Treaties of the United Kingdom Saint Petersburg Category History of the Pacific ... Saint Petersburg Alaska stub BritishColumbia stub UK hist stub Russia hist stub ru ... in further conflict over British rights of access to the inland regions. The treaty s terms also ...   more details



  1. Reciprocity Treaty of 1875

    File Kalakaua and Reciprocity Commission.jpg thumb 350px King Kal kaua and member of the Reciprocity Commission. The Treaty of reciprocity between the United States of America and the Hawaiian Kingdom was a free trade agreement signed and ratified in 1875 that is generally known as the Reciprocity Treaty of 1875 . The treaty gave free access to the United States market for sugar and other products grown in the Kingdom of Hawaii starting in September 1876. In return, the US gained lands in the area known as Pu okina u Loa for what became known as the Pearl Harbor naval base. The treaty led to large investment by Americans in sugar plantations in Hawaii . The treaty was signed on January 30, 1875, ratified by the Kingdom of Hawaii April 17, 1875 and ratified by the United States on May 31, 1875. ref name text cite web url http morganreport.org mediawiki index.php?title Reciprocity Treaty of 1875 accessdate 2009 10 02 title Text of the treaty work The Morgan Report web site ref Negotiators were Henry A. P. Carter , Minister to the US Elisha Hunt Allen , Minister of Foreign Affairs William Lowthian Green , and King Kal kaua for the Kingdom of Hawaii. ref cite book title The Story of Hawaii and Its Builders year 1925 publisher Honolulu Star Bulletin editor George F. Nellist url http files.usgwarchives.net hi statewide bios green25bs.txt chapter Green, William Lowthian accessdate July 30, 2010 ref For the US, signers were Secretary of State Hamilton Fish and president Ulysses S. Grant . ref name text The first shipment of sugar from Hawaii to the United States under the treaty arrived in San Francisco, California San Francisco in September 1876 in a ship commanded by Captain William H. Marston . See also Pearl Harbor Nineteenth Century Early History of Pearl Harbor List of bilateral treaties signed by the Kingdom of Hawaii References reflist Category Treaties of the United States Category 1875 treaties Category Treaties of the Kingdom of Hawaii Category History of sugar ...   more details



  1. Saint Petersburg (disambiguation)

    wiktionary Saint Petersburg Saint Petersburg is the second largest city in Russia. Saint Petersburg may also refer to the following places in the United States St. Petersburg, Florida St. Petersburg, Pennsylvania St. Petersburg, Missouri, fictional hometown of Mark Twain s characters Tom Sawyer and Huckleberry Finn Saint Petersburg may also refer to St. Petersburg paradox , in probability theory and decision theory St. Petersburg tune St. Petersburg tune , a tune by composer Dmitry Bortniansky 1751 1825 St. Petersburg College in St. Petersburg, Florida. Saint Petersburg board game Saint Petersburg board game , 2004 designer board game St. Petersburg song St. Petersburg song , 2005 song by the British band Supergrass See also Treaty of Saint Petersburg disambiguation Petersburg disambiguation disambig Category Lists of places named after saints Saint Petersburg ca Saint Petersburg de Sankt Petersburg Begriffskl rung fr Saint P tersbourg homonymie gl San Petersburgo hom nimos io St. Petersburg homonomio it Saint Petersburg krc nl St. Petersburg ja pl Sankt Petersburg ujednoznacznienie pt S o Petersburgo desambigua o ro Sankt Petersburg dezambiguizare ru sv Saint Petersburg olika betydelser tr Saint Petersburg ...   more details



  1. Saint Petersburg Airport

    Saint Petersburg Airport could refer to Pulkovo Airport , serving St. Petersburg, Russia St. Petersburg Clearwater International Airport , serving St. Petersburg, Florida, United States airport disambig ...   more details



  1. Bank Saint Petersburg

    orphan date November 2009 Bank Saint Petersburg is a Russian bank created in 1990 in Saint Petersburg . According to the bank official website, Saint Petersburg Bank is mostly implemented in Northwest Russia ref http en.bspb.ru 197 Saint Petersburg Bank, official website ref . Alexander Savelyev is the chairman of the bank s management board. References references Category Banks of Russia Category Companies based in Saint Petersburg Category Companies established in 1990 Europe bank stub ...   more details



  1. Levashovo, Saint Petersburg

    Other uses Levashovo disambiguation File Levashovo SPB railstation.jpg thumb right Levashovo train station building. September 2010. Levashovo lang ru is a administrative divisions of Saint Petersburg municipal settlement under jurisdiction of Vyborgsky District, Saint Petersburg Vyborgsky District of Saint Petersburg , Russia , and a station of the Saint Petersburg Vyborg railroad . The building of the station was designed by Bruno Granholm . Population ru census2002 4,095 . References commonscat Levashovo, Saint Petersburg Reflist coord 60.1031 N 30.2075 E source kolossus ruwiki display title Category Municipal settlements under jurisdiction of Saint Petersburg Municipal settlements under jurisdiction of Saint Petersburg et Leva ovo fr Levachovo pl Lewaszowo ru fi Levassova uk ...   more details



  1. BC Dynamo Saint Petersburg

    See also FC Dynamo Saint Petersburg Dynamo Saint Petersburg was a Russian professional basketball club that was based in Saint Petersburg , Russia . The club was founded in the year 2004, and within only a year, it won the FIBA Eurocup FIBA Europe League championship in 2005, against BC Kyiv Kyiv . After another year, the club went bankrupt in 2006. Category Basketball teams in Russia Category Sport in Saint Petersburg fr Dynamo Saint P tersbourg hr BK Dinamo Sankt Peterburg it BK Dinamo San Pietroburgo nl BC Dinamo Sint Petersburg ru , he ...   more details



  1. Saint Petersburg Philharmonia

    Saint Petersburg Philharmonia Lang ru is a music society located in Saint Petersburg , Russia , and is the name of the building where it is housed. The Bolshoi Zal large ... famous symphony orchestras Saint Petersburg Philharmonic Orchestra and Saint Petersburg Academic Symphony Orchestra File Saint Petersburg Philharmonia Bolshoi Zal.jpg thumb right 200px The Bolshoi Zal Grand Hall of Saint Petersburg Philharmonia History St. Petersburg Philharmonia was established in 1802 ... design C. Rossi. ref http www.saintpetersburgphilharmonic.com about About Saint Petersburg Philharmonia ref The society now hosts two world famous symphony orchestras Saint Petersburg Philharmonic Orchestra Saint Petersburg Academic Symphony Orchestra Location St. Petersburg Philharmonia is housed ... SaintPetersburg Theaters.html Theaters and Music Halls in Saint Petersburg ref Anecdotes see also Dalian People s Culture Club Anecdotes It is a well established custom in Bolshoi Zal and elsewhere in Saint Petersburg for a symphony orchestra to play The Hymn to the Great City , composed by Reinhold ... encore music. At such a time the audience is supposed to stand up. Gallery gallery perrow 4 File Saint Petersburg Philharmonia the Grand Hall .JPG File Saint Petersburg Philharmonia the Grand Hall 3.JPG File Saint Petersburg Philharmonia the Grand Hall 2.JPG File Saint Petersburg Philharmonia the Grand Hall 4.JPG File Saint Petersburg Philharmonia the Grand Hall 5.JPG File Saint Petersburg Philharmonia the Grand Hall 8.JPG File Saint Petersburg Philharmonia the Grand Hall 7.JPG File Saint Petersburg Philharmonia the Grand Hall 6.JPG Alessandro Safina in Saint Petersburg Philharmonia gallery References reflist See also Saint Petersburg Saint Petersburg Philharmonic Orchestra Saint Petersburg ... http www.cityvision2000.com entertainment theaters.htm Theaters and Concert Halls in Saint Petersburg, Russia coord 59 56 09.66 N 30 19 54.22 E display title Category Saint Petersburg culture Category ...   more details



  1. Riihimäki ? Saint Petersburg Railway

    train at the Finlyandsky Rail Terminal, 2007 The Riihim ki Saint Petersburg Railway is a convert 385 km adj on long segment of the Helsinki Central railway station Helsinki Saint Petersburg connection, which is divided between Saint Petersburg and Leningrad Oblast in Russia and the province of Southern ... section between Saint Petersburg and Beloostrov where Russian customs was situated in 1870 1939 was laid in Russia Saint Petersburg Governorate . The Finlyandsky Rail Terminal was opened in Saint Petersburg in 1870 in order to serve this line. The rail link starts at the Riihim ki railway station ... towards the Finlyandsky Railway Terminal of Saint Petersburg through Lahti railway station , Kouvola railway station , Vyborg railway station formerly Viipuri Viborg Wiborg and Zelenogorsk, Saint Petersburg Zelenogorsk formerly Terijoki . Until 1917, when Finland became an independent state, the road ... Lahti St Petersburg. The freight traffic was moved to another upgraded railway, Saint Petersburg ... at Zelenogorsk, Saint Petersburg Zelenogorsk , Roshchino , Pobeda, Saint Petersburg Kannelj rvi ... of tracks, including the Saint Petersburg Hiitola railroad , at the Finlyandsky Rail Terminal of St ... traffic mostly lumber, granite rubble, oil is expected to be switched to the Saint Petersburg ... zone 9 Gorkovskoye Mustam ki, zone 8 63rd km zone 7 Roshchino Raivola, zone 7 Saint Petersburg Finland before WWII Ushkovo Tyrisev , zone 7 Zelenogorsk, Saint Petersburg Zelenogorsk Terijoki, zone 6, link to Primorsk Komarovo, Saint Petersburg Komarovo Kellom ki, zone 5 Kanerva, doesn t exist now Repino Kuokkala, zone 5 Solnechnoye Ollila, zone 5 Rajajoki, doesn t exist now Saint Petersburg ... zone 3 Pargolovo zone 3, link to the Murino station of the Saint Petersburg Hiitola railroad Shuvalovo zone 2 Ozerki zone 2 Udelnaya zone 2 Lanskaya zone 1, link to Sestroretsk Saint Petersburg Finlyandsky Rail Terminal zone 0, connection to the Saint Petersburg Hiitola railroad and other railroads ...   more details



  1. FC Saturn-1991 Saint Petersburg

    Infobox Football club clubname FC Saturn 1991 Saint Petersburg image fullname Football Club Saturn 1991 Saint Petersburg nickname founded 1991 dissolved 1996 ground capacity chairman manager league season 1995 position Russian First Division , 19th pattern la1 pattern b1 pattern ra1 leftarm1 body1 rightarm1 shorts1 socks1 pattern la2 pattern b2 pattern ra2 leftarm2 body2 rightarm2 shorts2 socks2 FC Saturn 1991 Saint Petersburg lang ru 1991 was a Russia n association football football team from Saint Petersburg . It played professionally from 1992 to 1995, including 3 seasons 1993 1995 in the second highest Russian First Division . In 1996 it merged with FC Lokomotiv Saint Petersburg . Before 1995 it was called FC Smena Saturn Saint Petersburg. External links ru icon http www.klisf.info numeric index.app?cmd comm&lang ru&id 697523031369687788713998060020 Team history at KLISF DEFAULTSORT Saturn 1991 Saint Petersburg Category Association football clubs established in 1991 Category Association football clubs disestablished in 1996 Category Defunct Russian football clubs Category Sport in Saint Petersburg Russia footyclub stub ru 1991 pl Saturn 1991 Sankt Petersburg ...   more details



  1. Politics of Saint Petersburg

    for the former Russian subdivision also known as the Government of Saint Petersburg Saint Petersburg ..., the office of the list of heads of Saint Petersburg government Governor Image Mariinsky Palace Saint Petersburg.jpg thumb right Mariinsky Palace , the seat of the Assembly Saint Petersburg is a federal ... 01.htm ref . The political life of Saint Petersburg is regulated by the city charter adopted by the city legislature in 1998. ref Russian source Charter of St. Petersburg City. http gov.spb.ru ... 26nh 3D0 26 ref The superior executive body is the Saint Petersburg City Administration , led by the list of heads of Saint Petersburg government governor mayor before 1996 . Saint Petersburg has a unicameral legislature, the Saint Petersburg Legislative Assembly . According to the federal law passed in 2004, heads of federal subjects, including the governor of Saint Petersburg, are nominated ... system in December 2006. Saint Petersburg city is currently divided into eighteen Administrative divisions of Saint Petersburg administrative divisions . Saint Petersburg is also the administrative center ... Federal District Russian http www.szfo.ru ref . Saint Petersburg and Leningrad Oblast, despite ... Petersburg yard.jpg thumb left A typical older house backyard with shared slums As in other large Russian cities, Saint Petersburg experiences fairly high levels of street crime and bribery . In addition ... Report St. Petersburg ref Between the end of the 1980s and the beginning of the 1990s, Saint Petersburg became home to a number of gangs, such as the Tambov Gang , Malyshev Gang , Kazan Gang , and other ... of prominent businesspeople, Saint Petersburg was dubbed capital of crime in the Russian press. ref ... Of Crime. St. Petersburg, Russia . Newsweek International , May 15, 2000. ref Politics of Saint Petersburg References references Category Politics of Saint Petersburg ... hand, unlike in Moscow, there have been no major terrorist attacks in St. Petersburg in recent ...   more details



  1. Saint Petersburg Theological Academy

    distinguish Saint Petersburg Roman Catholic Theological Academy The Saint Petersburg Theological Academy lang ru is a theological seminary in Saint Petersburg , Russia . The academy grants master and doctorate degrees preparing theologians and priests for the Eastern Orthodox Church . It was founded in 1797 by Gavriil, Metropolitan of Novgorod, as part of the Alexander Nevsky Lavra . ref http www.encspb.ru en article.php?kod 2804009392 Theological Academy . Encyclopedia of Saint Petersburg. ref References reflist External links http www.spbda.ru Official website Seminary stub russia university stub coord 59 55 03 N 30 22 59 E type edu region RU display title Category 1797 establishments Category Eastern Orthodox seminaries Category Education in Saint Petersburg de Geistliche Akademie Sankt Petersburg ru uk ...   more details



  1. FC Galaks Saint Petersburg

    Infobox Football club clubname FC Galaks Saint Petersburg image fullname Football Club Galaks Saint Petersburg nickname founded 1991 dissolved 1996 ground capacity chairman manager league Russian Second Division , Zone 4 season 1992 position 19th pattern la1 pattern b1 pattern ra1 leftarm1 body1 rightarm1 shorts1 socks1 pattern la2 pattern b2 pattern ra2 leftarm2 body2 rightarm2 shorts2 socks2 FC Galaks Saint Petersburg lang ru was a Russia n association football football team from Saint Petersburg . It played professionally for one season in 1992, taking 19th place in Zone 4 of the Russian Second Division . In 1994 and 1995 it competed in futsal . Team name history 1991 FC Biosvyaz Student St. Petersburg 1992 1995 FC Galaks St. Petersburg External links ru icon http www.klisf.info numeric index.app?cmd comm&lang ru&id 983631179088210278829215007850 Team history at KLISF DEFAULTSORT Galaks Saint Petersburg Category Association football clubs established in 1991 Category Association football clubs disestablished in 1996 Category Defunct Russian football clubs Category Sport in Saint Petersburg Russia footyclub stub pl Ga aks Sankt Petersburg ru ...   more details



  1. Molodyozhnoye, Saint Petersburg

    Other uses Molodyozhny disambiguation Molodyozhny Molodyozhnoye lang ru , lang fi Mets kyl is a administrative divisions of Saint Petersburg municipal settlement under jurisdiction of Kurortny District of Saint Petersburg , Russia . It is located on Karelian Isthmus , on the northern shore of the Gulf of Finland . Population ru census2002 1437 . Before Winter War and Continuation War , it was a part of Finland . References Reflist Municipal settlements under jurisdiction of Saint Petersburg coord 60.2 N 29.52 E display title Category Municipal settlements under jurisdiction of Saint Petersburg Category Karelian Isthmus Category Kurortny District SaintPetersburg geo stub et Molodjo noje ru fi Mets kyl ...   more details



  1. SKA Saint Petersburg

    Infobox KHL team clubname SKA St. Petersburg image File SKA Saint Petersburg Logo 2008.jpg fullname SKA St. Petersburg nickname Soldiers founded 1946 dissolved based in Saint Petersburg St. Petersburg Image Flag of Saint Petersburg Russia.svg 24px arena Ice Palace arena Ice Palace capacity 12,300 league KHL 2008 present Russian Super League RSL br 1999 2008 Russian Super League RHL br 1996 1999 Russian Super League IHL br 1992 1996 Soviet Championship League Soviet League br 1946 1992 division Bobrov Division Bobrov conference Western team color Color box 0039a6 Color box C60C30 Color box white president flagicon Russia Alexander Medvedev owner gm flagicon Russia Andrey Tochi ky head coach flagicon Czech Republic V clav Sykora captain flagicon Russia Maxim Sushinsky honors affiliates HC VMF St. Petersburg Supreme Hockey League VHL br SKA 1946 Youth Hockey League MHL website http www.hc ska.ru www.hc ska.ru SKA Saint Petersburg lang ru is a Russia n professional ice hockey team that plays in the Kontinental Hockey League . SKA is an abbreviation for Sports K Club of the Army ... roster SKA Saint Petersburg roster References reflist External links commonscat SKA Saint Petersburg ru icon http www.hc ska.ru ru homepage SKA St. Petersburg official website en icon http www.hc ska.ru en homepage SKA St. Petersburg official website ru icon http www.ska fans.spb.ru SKA St. Petersburg fans website Kontinental Hockey League DEFAULTSORT SKA Saint Petersburg Category Ice hockey teams in Russia Category Sport in Saint Petersburg Category Armed Forces sports society Category HC SKA Saint Petersburg Category Kontinental Hockey League teams SaintPetersburg stub Russia sport stub Euro icehockey team stub cs SKA Petrohrad de SKA Sankt Petersburg fr SKA Saint P tersbourg gl SKA San Petersburgo ko SKA he lv Sanktp terburgas SKA pl SKA Sankt Petersburg hokej na lodzie ru sk SKA Petrohrad fi SKA Pietari sv SKA Sankt Petersburg uk ...   more details



  1. Saint Petersburg TV Tower

    Image Saint Petersburg TV Tower.jpg right thumb 300px Saint Petersburg TV Tower as seen from Ushakovskaya Embankment The Saint Petersburg TV Tower is a 310 meter high lattice tower lattice steel tower in Saint Petersburg , Russia . It was built in 1962 and was the first dedicated TV tower in the Soviet Union . It is used for FM and TV broadcasting . The Saint Petersburg TV Tower features an observation platform at a height of 191 m. The tower is located at 3 Ulitsa Akademika Pavlova. The nearest Saint Petersburg Metro metro station is Petrogradskaya . See also List of towers commonscat Saint Petersburg TV Tower External links Structurae id s0014956 title Saint Petersburg TV Tower coord 59 58 36 N 30 19 15 E type landmark display title Supertall Towers in Russia on regions mast stub Category 1962 architecture Category Buildings and structures in Saint Petersburg Category Towers built in the Soviet Union Category Towers in Russia de Fernsehturm Sankt Petersburg fr Tour de t l vision de Saint P tersbourg ko TV id Menara TV Saint Petersburg nl Televisietoren van Sint Petersburg ja pt Torre de TV de S o Petersburgo ru fi Pietarin televisiotorni ...   more details



  1. Krasnogvardeysky District, Saint Petersburg

    Otherplaces3 Krasnogvardeysky District, Russia Coord 59.96667 N 30.46667 E source ruwiki region RU type landmark format dms display title File Spb krasnogvardeysky.svg 200px right thumb Krasnogvardeysky District on the older map of St.  Petersburg Krasnogvardeysky District lang ru is a administrative divisions of Saint Petersburg district of the federal cities of Russia federal city of Saint Petersburg , Russia . District s population ru census p2002 336,342 p1989 377,765 References Reflist Category Krasnogvardeysky District, Saint Petersburg ko ru fi Krasnogvardeiskin piiri Pietari SaintPetersburg geo stub ...   more details



  1. Saint Petersburg Museum of History

    St. Petersburg Museum of History , formerly Museum of Leningrad History from 1955 to 1991 is a museum in St. Petersburg , Russia . The headquarters of the museum are located in the Peter and Paul Fortress . It was established in 1938 as the Museum of History and Development of Leningrad. It is a successor of the City Museum and the Old St. Petersburg Museum. During the Great Patriotic War of 1941 45 the content were moved to Sarapul . The first full historical exhibitions began in 1957, celebrating the 250th anniversary of Leningrad. The museum contained over 1 million objects in 2002, including the collection of architects documents, photos and plans of St. Petersburg of the 18th 20th centuries. References http www.encspb.ru en article.php?kod 2804034289 St. Petersburg Encyclopedia coord missing Saint Petersburg Category Museums in Saint Petersburg Category History museums in Russia Category Museums established in 1938 Russia museum stub ...   more details




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