The proposition that the reign of Peter I witnessed the birth of architecture in Russia, as Fontenelle put it, was virtually self-evident to a literate European of the day.
An edition of The Soviet Union Today
(1987)
The Soviet Union Today
An Interpretive Guide
by James Cracraft
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