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10.09.2008, 06:47
After spending 80 years in the United States the bells of a Moscow Monastery are set to arrive back in their homeland. The Danilov Monastery lost them when they were sold in the 1930s to stop them being melted down.
12.09.2008, 16:41
After spending 78 years in the U.S. the Danilov bells have returned home to their monastery in Moscow. At a special ceremony held on Friday the bells were blessed by the head of the Russian Orthodox Church, Patriarch Aleksy II.
17.03.2009, 12:16
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It's the sound people have been waiting to hear for decades. The famous Danilov Bells, which escaped the Communist era axe and returned from Harvard last year, have rung today at their original residence in Moscow.
29.10.2010, 22:04
An army of zombies and vampires is coming out to play in Moscow as the Russian capital joins in worldwide Halloween celebrations.
17.03.2010, 10:20
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St. Patrick’s Day has become a permanent fixture on the Moscow calendar with festive events spreading across the Russian capital like wildfire, drawing thousands of fans of the four-leaf clover holiday.
25.11.2009, 10:59
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American star Whitney Houston has been clearly "saving all her love” for her Russian fans. Otherwise she wouldn’t have chosen Russia as the first stop on her world tour to promote her latest album “I Look to You”.
28.07.2009, 22:08
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Several days before Madonna’s only concert in Russia, St. Pete’s communists have urged the diva be respectful while performing in the historical Palace Square – and asked her to avoid pole dancing.
14.11.2009, 14:37
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Russia’s Prime Minister Vladimir Putin has taken part in a musical program on Russian TV. The PM attended the final of the contest “Battle for Respect – Start It Today” to personally award the winners.
14.05.2009, 19:57
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Maybe acrobats and striptease is not something you expect from a professional song contest, but that’s exactly what you’ll see at Eurovision this year in Moscow.
28.04.2009, 14:34
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Polish pianist Krystian Zimerman shocked the audience of LA Walt Disney Concert Hall on Sunday when he stopped mid-show saying that he would no longer perform in a country whose military wants to take over the world.
Published: 26 April, 2009, 12:51
For the fifth year, a bell-ringer's festival has opened close to Moscow, on a site where the victims of Soviet repression were buried in unmarked mass graves. But these days, there's a happier atmosphere.
