Moscow Kremlin Codexery

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Moscow Kremlin (31)

• Coronation of Nicholas II and Alexandra Feodorovna — Last imperial coronation of the Russian Empire.
• Kremlin Plot — 1935 Soviet case alleging a plot to assassinate Joseph Stalin.
• Kremlin drone attack — Alleged drone attack on the Kremlin during the Russo-Ukrainian war.
• Armorial Gate — A 17th-century Kremlin tower with heraldic tiles and defensive features.
• Ascension Convent — A demolished Kremlin nunnery and burial site for royal women.
• Cathedral of the Annunciation, Moscow — Personal chapel of the tsars in the Moscow Kremlin.
• Cathedral of the Archangel — Main necropolis of Russian tsars until the capital moved.
• Cathedral Square, Moscow — Central square of the Moscow Kremlin, site of coronations and inaugurations.
• Chudov Monastery — A major Kremlin monastery, demolished in 1929.
• Church of the Deposition of the Robe — A 1484 Kremlin church with a 1627 iconostasis.
• Nativity Church in the Kremlin — Oldest surviving building in the Moscow Kremlin and Moscow.
• Church of the Twelve Apostles — Minor Kremlin cathedral built by Patriarch Nikon in 1653.
• Commandant of the Moscow Kremlin — Head of Kremlin security and ceremonial guard operations.
• Commandant's Office of the Moscow Kremlin — Security unit of the Moscow Kremlin under the Federal Protective Service.
• Diamond Fund — State collection of gems, jewelry and natural nuggets in the Kremlin Armoury.
• Dormition Cathedral, Moscow — Mother church of Muscovite Russia and coronation site of tsars.
• Grand Kremlin Palace — 19th-century tsar's Moscow residence, now Russian president's working palace.
• Kremlin Arsenal — A military arsenal within the Moscow Kremlin, rebuilt after fires and war.
• Kremlin Clock — Historic clock on Spasskaya Tower, Moscow Kremlin.
• Kremlin Presidium — Soviet administrative building demolished in 2016.
• Kremlin Regiment — Guards the Kremlin, its treasures, and state officials.
• Kremlin Senate — Neoclassical triangular palace housing Russia's presidential administration.
• Kremlin stars — Ruby stars atop Moscow Kremlin towers, symbols of Soviet ideology.
• Kremlin Wall Necropolis — Soviet national cemetery beside the Kremlin Wall in Red Square.
• Methylophaga muralis — A halophilic, alkaliphilic bacterium discovered in Moscow Kremlin marble.
• Moscow Kremlin Wall — Defensive wall surrounding the Moscow Kremlin, built by Italian architects.
• Palace of Facets — Oldest preserved secular building in Moscow, former tsars' banquet hall.
• Presidential Band of the Russian Federation — Official military band of the president of Russia.
• Small Nicholas Palace — Neoclassical imperial residence in the Moscow Kremlin, demolished in 1929.
• Spasskaya Tower — Main Kremlin tower overlooking Red Square with famous chimes.
• State Kremlin Palace — Modernist concert hall inside the Moscow Kremlin.