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Saint Petersburg and Its Environs

by Natalia Popova, Andrei Federov, Abram Raskin

Other authors: Valentin Baranovsky (Photographer)

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The city of St Petersburg, the former capital of the Russian Empire and the embodiment of the pride and glory of the Russian state, was founded on 27 May 1703.
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