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• Academician SakharovFor his human-rights activities he was stripped of all Soviet awards and prizes and in 1980 was exiled from Moscow to Nizhny Novgorod, then City of Gorky.
• Alexander KhinshteinAlexander Yevseyevich Khinsheyn (born October 26, 1974, in Moscow, into a family of engineers) is a deputy of the fifth-convocation State Duma, a member of the United Russia …
• Alexey Gornostaev… Kartiny Rossii ("Scenes of Russia")… With the money earned during his wanderings, Aleksey traveled to Moscow and took private lessons from the celebrated architect Gilardi, who planted in his soul the dream of …
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• Andrei Vlasov… disappoint, fighting to the last possible moment and breaking out of the encirclement. Vlasov was flown to Moscow on a special aircraft; Stalin received him in the Kremlin and appointed him commander of the 20th Army, …
• Andrey Satyevich Urusov… Kasim-murza until 1615, when he converted to Orthodoxy in Kazan. After his baptism he received a house in Moscow and many estates. [2]
• Annenkov Ivan AlexandrovichAnnenkov Ivan Aleksandrovich (5 (17) March 1802, Moscow — 27 January (8 February) 1878, Nizhny Novgorod) — a Decembrist, lieutenant of the Life Guards Cavalry …
• Anufrieva, Natalia Danilovna… won the approval of Maximilian Voloshin. After finishing school she worked as a statistician, and in 1931 Moscow — for personal reasons connected with the then well-known film actor and director Konstantin Vladimirovich …
• Arzamassky District… and factories operating here. The advent of steamboats on Volga and the construction of railroads from Moscow in Nizhny Novgorod and in Samara The flow of goods shifted, and Arzamas found itself cut off from major …
• Assumption Old Believer Chapel (Gorodets)… became the center of the Beglopopovtsy movement in the region and was linked to the Rogozhskoye Cemetery in Moscow, the main all-Russian center of the priestly Old Believers (Popovtsy). [1] After the fire of 1893, the …
• AvtoVAZ announces serial production launch of LADA Azimut (September 25, 2026)… the company had already built several hundred test and production units; some of them were in use in Moscow, while others were handed over to high-ranking officials for testing. [1]
• Baskin Grigory Ivanovich… as well as valuable statistical compendia on Perm and Samara Provinces. In 1925, in Samara and in Moscow, the 35th anniversary of his scholarly and public activity was celebrated at the All-Union Statistical …
• Bolshoe Boldino… to his brother Fyodor Fyodorovich Pushkin in recognition of his special services during the defense of Moscow against the besieging forces of the Polish prince Władysław.
• BulavinovDuring his years as a deputy in the State Duma, Bulavinov's reception office was located at: 103265, Moscow, Okhotny Ryad Street, building 1; telephone 692-62-66, fax 697-42-58. [5]
• Buturlino… 121 kilometers southeast of Nizhny Novgorod, on the Pyana River, near the Smagino railway station on the Moscow – Kazan line.
• BykovkaIt lies 140 km east of Nizhny Novgorod and 10 km from the M7 Volga federal highway, which runs from Moscow to Kazan and then on to Ufa.
• Case of Embezzlement at the Sverdlov Plant (2026)… director-general of Rostec's Spetsokhimiya holding, Yury Viktorovich Zozulya. [3] On 2 December 2024, the Presnensky District Court of Moscow delivered its verdict: Zozulya was sentenced to 9 years in a maximum-security penal colony, Shumsky to 8 …
• Cathedral of the Transfiguration of the Savior… by A. A. Betancourt. The remarkable resemblance between the yarmarka church and Saint Isaac's Cathedral in Saint Petersburg is no coincidence: the facades of both churches were designed by the same man — Auguste R. de Montferrand. …
• Dalnee Konstantinovo… was furthered by the highway passing through the selo, linking the city of Kazan with the city of Moscow. Along it, peasants carried provisions to their masters in Moscow. In 1903 the physician M. V. Vladimirsky …
• Dmitry SvatkovskyUntil age 15 he practiced swimming at the "Dynamo" school (Moscow). From 1986 — in the pentathlon section of the "Bitsa" sports complex. At the Olympic Games in Barcelona …
• Dzerzhinsk… city dwellers. The dachas of Rastyapino, Zhelnino, and Babushkino were favoured retreats for residents of Moscow, St. Petersburg, and Nizhny Novgorod.
• Elena KryukovaElena Kryukova was born in Samara [3], on the Volga. In 1980 she graduated from the Moscow State Tchaikovsky Conservatory with a specialization in piano and organ, and in 1989 she completed the …
• Evdokia DmitrievnaWhat began in enmity ended in a family alliance. Having become Grand Prince of Nizhny Novgorod with Moscow 's support, following in his elder brother's footsteps, Dmitry Konstantinovich remained loyal to Moscow …
• Evgeniy Evstigneev… However, the management of the Vladimir theatre would hear nothing of it and refused to let our hero go to Moscow. Evstigneev told the theatre that he urgently needed to visit his mother, and she, when an inquiry arrived …
• FedorovskyLater, in Moscow, N. F. Fedorovsky became one of the founders of the Mining Academy, from which several specialized …
• Fedyakovo (village)Located on the M7 highway Moscow –Kazan, near the eastern boundary of Nizhny Novgorod.
• Filipp Kotov… place at the Shukshin competition in Samara, and as the top graduate received a presidential scholarship in Moscow named after V. S. Sokoloverov. The ceremony at the Theatre of Nations was hosted by Chulpan Khamatova, and …
• Galina Bystrova… champion and record-holder in the junior women's pentathlon. Her first major victory came in 1956 in Moscow, at the First Spartakiad of the Peoples of the USSR. The favorite in the long jump was Galina Popova of …
• Georgy Gruzinsky… of Alexander Menshikov, a favorite of Peter I. Georgy Gruzinskiy himself owned estates and property in Moscow and Nizhny Novgorod, and gained notoriety through his untameable temperament and the "tsarist" order he …
• Gorky RailwayThe Moscow–Nizhny Novgorod Railway passed through the territories of the Moscow, Vladimir, and Nizhny Novgorod …
• GosClub121069, Moscow, Bolshaya Nikitskaya St., 47, bldg. 3.
• Gremyachevo… entity of the settlement of Gremyachevo has a favorable geographic location: it lies relatively close to Moscow (400 km), Nizhny Novgorod (200 km), and 60 km from the village of Diveyevo. A regional highway passes …
• Grigory RapotaBorn in Moscow into a military family. His father was a military officer and aviator; his mother had a background in …
• High-Speed Railway Moscow - KazanHigh-Speed Railway Moscow - Kazan is a project for a new, dedicated railway line whose technical characteristics would allow trains of …
• Ivan Ermolaev… he got frightened and took us for mutineers hostile to Soviet power. And he described the situation in Moscow in such a way that troops were sent against us…
• Izolda Izvitskaya… the age of 39. At the end of February 1971, the actress was found lifeless on the kitchen floor of her small Moscow apartment. Izolda Izvitskaya is buried in Moscow at Vostryakovskoye Cemetery.
• KazanFrom Nizhny Novgorod to Kazan is 402 kilometers, or about 8 hours' drive east along the M7 highway (Moscow –Ufa).
• KlochayFrom December 30, 2008 — removed from the post of Vice-Governor in connection with his transfer to Moscow, where he took up the position of CEO of JSC State Transport Leasing Company (GTLK)
• Krasnobakovskiy District… first written mention of Krasnye Baki dates to 1617. Following the annexation of the Kazan Tatar Khanate by Moscow in 1552, two early Russian settlements were established to guard the crossing over the Vetluga. They were …
• Krasnye BakiThe settlement of Krasnye Baki is only slightly younger than Moscow and Nizhny Novgorod, and hundreds of years older than Saint Petersburg, Odessa, Oryol… On the site of …
• Kstovo… by Kstovo's advantageous economic-geographic position: its situation along major transport routes — the Volga River, the Okskaya–Zeletsino railway branch, and the Moscow – Nizhny Novgorod – Kazan highway — as well as …
• Lesevich Vladimir Viktorovich… — two volumes of philosophical articles and one volume of articles of a general scientific character — was Moscow. [3] [1]
• LyakhovoFrom Moscow in Nizhny Novgorod A tsarist decree was issued instructing local authorities to resolve the question of who …
• LyskovoThanks to its favorable position on the road from Moscow to Kazan, its proximity to the Volga, and its access to grain-producing regions, Lyskovo became one of the …
• MATE Club… Valery Shantsev recommended opening three MATE Clubs in Nizhny Novgorod, given the positive experience of Moscow, but understanding that there were not so many resources, the Director agreed to one, realistically …
• Marina GreyziCertificate of merit for active participation in fostering the development of the construction industry of Moscow
• Marina Roscha Cemetery… grove was given its name after ataman-woman Marya, who robbed travelers on the road from Nizhny Novgorod to Moscow.
• Maxim Gorky… Union" (1929) [7]. From then on he returned every year, except 1931, and in 1933 settled permanently in Moscow [7].
• Mechislav Loganovsky… Warsaw and Nizhny Novgorod. After his release he worked as an unskilled laborer and artillery inspector at Moscow (March 1916 – February 1918), and took part in the October Revolution. [1]
• Mikhail Vorotynskiy… thousand Crimean Tatars, led by Devlet Giray, swept through Russian towns and villages and advanced on Moscow. Mikhail Ivanovich Vorotynsky had already erected a powerful abatis line near Serpukhov and Kolomna and had …
• Moscow HighwayMoscow Highway - stretches from Moscow Railway Station) to Orlovskiye Dvoriki. The highway apparently got its name …
• Moscow House in Balakhna… in the town of Balakhna, the place where the Nizhny Novgorod Militia was formed, which in 1612 liberated Moscow from Polish invaders. Opened on November 14, 2008.
• Moscow Railway Station… the first major trunk lines in the country was being extended to the city. Construction of the railway from Moscow to MK in Nizhny Novgorod was approved by imperial decree on May 10, 1847, but work began only eleven years …
• Moskovsky District… District — a district of Nizhny Novgorod, named after the transport arteries connecting Nizhny with Moscow — Moscow Highway and the Moscow Railway Station) of the same name.
• NITEL… trade ties with Russia. In 1852, one of its founders, the inventor Werner von Siemens, came to St. Petersburg and secured a major order to build an all-Russian telegraph network.
• Narodnogo Edinstva Square… featuring a monument to Minin and Pozharsky, a scaled-down replica of the one standing on Red Square in Moscow. It is located on Zelensky Descent, at the foot of the Kremlin, near the Church of John the Forerunner.
• Natalia VodyanovaThis is how Vodyanova ended up first in Moscow, and then in December 1999 left for Paris to compete in a contest held by the French agency Madison.
• Navashino… of the Oka River, 158 km from Nizhny Novgorod. It has a railway station on the Gorky Railway line running Moscow — Kazan (opened in 1912).
• NemtsovHe consistently held to the course of democratic reforms. He was shot in the back in the city of Moscow while walking near the Kremlin.
• Nikolai Astrov… his working career at the Gorky Automobile Plant from mid-August 1941, when he arrived in City of Gorky from Moscow at the controls of a T-60 tank, with two barrels of gasoline strapped to the armor with cables. Since 1934, …
• Nizhne-Okskaya Embankment… and close by was the only Romodanovskiy Railway Station in Nizhny Novgorod, from which trains departed for Moscow.
• Nizhny Novgorod Astrological Society… other things, is a popularizer of the so-called Hamburg School of Astrology, just as Konstantin Arev is in Moscow. It is rather remarkable that both astrologers — the specialist in "the astrology of the past" and the …
• Nizhny Novgorod GovernorateNizhny Novgorod merchants conducted large-scale operations with Volga towns, Moscow, Vologda, and Solikamsk, maintained ties with Siberia, and traded beyond the country's borders. Enormous …
• Nizhny Novgorod Militia… that arose in September 1611 in Nizhny Novgorod to fight against the Polish interventionists who had seized Moscow.
• Nizhny Novgorod PrincipalityIn 1382, the Nizhny Novgorod princes took part in Tokhtamysh's attack on Moscow.
• Nizhny Novgorod State Technical University n.a. R.E. AlekseevUnder the terms of the flagship university program, higher education institutions of Moscow and St. Petersburg cannot compete for this status, nor can universities participating in the "5-100" state …
• Nizhny Novgorod residentsThe Head of the Nizhny Novgorod Region is not a Nizhny Novgorod resident, as he is registered in Moscow.
• Orlov CourtyardsOrlovskiye Dvoriki — a settlement located directly on Moscow Highway at the entrance to the city. It arose in 1947 during the construction of the highway to Moscow on …
• Pavlovo… the 16th century as a settlement at a river crossing over the Oka River on the road from Nizhny Novgorod to Moscow. It is believed that its founder was a ferryman named Pavel, from whose name the settlement took its name. …
• Perevoz… The Nizhny Novgorod prince Dmitry Konstantinovich (father-in-law of Dmitry Donskoy) immediately notified Moscow, and an army led by Dmitry Ivanovich (Dmitry Donskoy) hastily arrived from there. However, since nothing …
• Philharmonic… and Galina Vishnevskaya performed. At the closing ceremony, Shostakovich had good reason to declare that Moscow had "temporarily become a musical suburb of Gorky" [1] [21].
• Pilna… the shipyards of the Kazan Admiralty. In 1890, a postal and telegraph agency opened in Pilna. In 1912, the Moscow – Kazan railway line passed along the southern outskirts of Pilna, giving the settlement transport links …
• PokrovkaThe direction of Bolshaya Pokrovskaya Street was set by the road to Moscow that had passed through here since medieval times. According to the 1621-1622 land register of Nizhny …
• Portal:NatureTwo Moscows would fit within the area of the Gorky Sea.
• Portal:People… June 29, 1947) — major statesman and construction figure, weighty political figure, former deputy mayor of Moscow, first undemocratic governor of the Nizhny Novgorod Region. Member of the party United Russia". Former …
• Prince PozharskyThe Pozharskys had a house in Moscow, on Sretanka Street, whose basement section has survived to the present day and forms part of the house of …
• RZD begins preliminary technical justification for Moscow — Nizhny Novgorod HSR (2026)… Russian Railways (RZD) began a preliminary feasibility study for a high-speed railway (HSR) line between Moscow and Nizhny Novgorod. At the same time, similar work started on the Moscow–Minsk route. This was reported by …
• Rashid Mosque… The architect, Ilyas Tazhiyev, is a well-known architect who also designed the mosque on Poklonnaya Hill in Moscow.
• Return the Banner of the Nizhny Novgorod Militia… Militia around its historic Banner, which is to be transferred to Nizhny Novgorod from the Armory in Moscow.
• Russia… of the Oka." In 1341 it became the capital of the Nizhny Novgorod Principality, and in 1392 it passed to Moscow. [1]
• Russian Orthodox ChurchRussian Orthodox Church of the Moscow Patriarchate, ROC, also Moscow Patriarchate, MP — the principal Christian church of the Russian Federation …
• Sakharov AvenueWhat they know about Academician Sakharov in Moscow. A memorial plaque on the avenue named after him
• Sakharova Museum… Sakharov is known for, as seen by the federal center. A memorial plaque on the avenue named after him in Moscow
• Sergey Abychev… 2002, president of the non-profit organization "Nizhny Novgorod Development Fund," after which he worked in Moscow — at the Federal Antimonopoly Service and the Ministry of Energy of Russia [1] [2] [3] [4] [27].
• Shamshurin Valeriy Anatolevich… is a teacher working at the Nizhny Novgorod Art School. His daughter Lada, an art historian, lives in Saint Petersburg.
• Shantsev can fly, and he draws us inOf course. The Kremlin could have found a dozen or two people capable of heading the Nizhny Novgorod region, perhaps we would have …
• Sviyazhsk… Sviyazhsk fortress exceeded in the size of its defended territory the kremlins of Novgorod, Pskov, and even Moscow.
• Talanova Galina (Bochkova Galina Borisovna)… preparations. In 1992, she defended a dissertation on this topic at the NIPKI of Applied Biochemistry (Moscow), earning a Candidate of Technical Sciences degree. [1]
• The Chkalov Staircase… the plan from being carried out. But Shulpin did not forget the idea, and on one of his business trips to Moscow in 1943 he took with him for approval a design by the Leningrad architects Yakovlev, Rudnev, and Mints — a …
• The History of the MATÉ Club in Nizhny Novgorod… of golden leaves, rustling merrily, and made its way to the road... They caught a taxi and arrived at the Moscow Railway Station). They found out how many kilometres it was to Moscow. They put their suitcases into the …
• The Lastochka Train… is a Russian Railways (RZD) train made up of cars with seated places, running on the Nizhny Novgorod – Moscow line. In other regions, such trains run on the railway lines of the wealthiest metropolitan areas, such as …
• The Nizhny Novgorod Mentality… centuries and still leaving its mark on its appearance today, is the chaotic nature of its layout. Like Moscow, Nizhny Novgorod began to take shape on its own, without a plan, and this chaotic quality persists to this …
• The Obelisk in Honor of Minin and Pozharsky… collected, but on 15 February of that same year the Committee of Ministers decided to erect the monument in Moscow.
• The Pyatak Monument… and location of the monument's installation. Nizhny Novgorod's monument to the pyatak was manufactured in Saint Petersburg. The design includes a foundation capable of withstanding the passage of street-cleaning vehicles, as well …
• The Shnyakin Doctrine… put forward by an elderly senator from Nizhny Novgorod Oblast who trained at the Frunze Military Academy in Moscow, first voiced in October 2013 and anticipating a supposed "mass resettlement of able-bodied Ukrainians" …
• Transfer of Road Maintenance Vehicles from Moscow to Nizhny Novgorod (2026)… at a session of the city Duma's commission on municipal services, it became known that the government of Moscow was handing over fifty pieces of municipal road machinery to Nizhny Novgorod for winter street maintenance, …
• Transfiguration Cathedral (Purekh)Construction of the church was begun by Prince Dmitry Pozharsky, who built it in honor of the liberation of Moscow — Purekh was his patrimonial estate (votchina). The church was subsequently expanded and rebuilt many times, …
• UN Foundation… of the United Nations. Given the project's technical execution, which is weak even by the standards of the capital, its outreach has focused primarily on the administration of Nizhny Novgorod and major organizations in the …
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• VachaThe products of Vacha's craftsmen were valued not only in Moscow and Saint Petersburg but also on the international market. Kondratov knives bore three State Coats of Arms — …
• Valentin Efremov… the three Russian cities where each of them had begun his journey to the Pole: Nizhny Novgorod (3,758 km), Moscow (3,821 km), and Yakutsk (3,122 km). The travelers made the return journey on a helicopter that came to …
• Valery ChkalovTwo hours later, Valery Pavlovich died at Botkin Hospital from his injuries. Chkalov was buried in Moscow; an urn containing his ashes rests in the Kremlin Wall. A memorial stone has been erected at the site of …
• Vasily Kazakov… defeats, and the glorious victories of the Red Army, in which he was a direct participant. The Battle of Moscow, the Battle of Stalingrad, the Battle of Kursk, the liberation of Belorussia, the Vistula–Oder Offensive, …
• Viktor Illarionov… Guberniya Party Committee to its chairman. On 7 August 1953, the university received instructions from Moscow to resume first-year enrollment in the history department. Viktor Illarionov was born in Nizhny Novgorod, …
• Vitaly Lazarevich GinzburgThe young woman was living with her aunt in Bor, having been exiled from Moscow on the grounds that she had allegedly been part of a group of fellow students plotting to assassinate Stalin …
• Volodarsk… is a town 50 km west of Nizhny Novgorod on the Seyma River, at Seyma station on the Nizhny Novgorod – Moscow railway. Population: 11,000. Administrative center of its district (0.7 thousand sq. km, 49,000 residents).
• VorotynetsIt is located 154 km east of Nizhny Novgorod, on the federal highway M7 ("Volga"), which runs from Moscow to Kazan and then on to Ufa.
• Vyatichi… became the ancestors of the population of the Central Federal District of the Russian Federation south of Moscow, are often confused with the inhabitants of Kirov oblast (the river Vyatka), and this is done in order to …
• Water Supply System in Nizhny Novgorod… seeped out along the slopes of the Oka and Volga embankments. V. V. Perov painted his famous "Troika" in Moscow, but the same scene — ragged, freezing boys dragging a sledge with a water barrel — could surely have been …
• Yelena Yendovitskaya… Collegium of Judges of Russia (SQCJ) is scheduled to consider her nomination on 22 September 2026 in Moscow, with no other candidates for this post on the meeting's agenda. [3] [4] The chairperson's seat in Nizhny …
• Yuri VsevolodovichIn December 1237, Khan Batu led his horde through Ryazan, Kolomna, and Moscow to To Vladimir. The Siege City Vladimir It began on February 11, 1238, and lasted four days. Grand Prince …
• Yushkov Vasily Alekseevich… would become known, released him, strictly forbidding him from appealing to the sovereign, who was then in Moscow. After the tsar left Moscow, Yushkov renewed his pursuit of Derevnin through the Moscow chief of police, …
• Zelenyy Town… settlement is located in Kstovsky District, 15 km south of Nizhny Novgorod, bounded to the northwest by the Moscow – Kazan and Nizhny Novgorod –Saratov highways, to the south by the Kudma River, and to the northeast and …
• Zhekhanov Andrei IlyichMoscow; according to available information, death resulted from suicide in April 1924. [2]

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