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What Cathedral in the Kremlin used to crown the leaders of Russia?
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∙ 15y ago
Saint Basil"s though there are or were several churches on the grounds. the buildings often (smaller ones) were given protective wooden sheaths in the winter season this being called a winter front, this went over the normal building structure and made them look lilke temporary buildings on a mining or construction site!
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