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It's the Russian word for 'citadel' or 'castle'. There are quite a few in Russia, but the best known one is the Moscow Kremlin, currently the home of the President of Russia. When people talk about 'The Kremlin', it often refers to the Russian Government, or more commonly the former Soviet Government.
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What is kremlin called in moscow?
Kremlin is from the Russian 'kremen' word which means 'fortress or citadel'. Kremlin popularly refers to the infamous kremlin in Russia which is the Moscow Kremlin (residence of the President).
In which Russian city is the Kremlin?
The Kremlin is in Moscow.
What is the latitude and longitude of the kremlin?
What is the latitude and longitude for kremlin?
Where does the president of kremlin live?
In the Kremlin complex in Moscow.
How many acres is the Kremlin?
The Kremlin covers 68 acres.
When was Kremlin Regiment created?
Kremlin Regiment was created in 1936.
When was Kremlin Senate created?
Kremlin Senate was created in 1788.
When was Crisis in the Kremlin created?
Crisis in the Kremlin was created in 1991.
When was Kremlin Cup created?
Kremlin Cup was created in 1990.
When was Kremlin Presidium created?
Kremlin Presidium was created in 1934.
When was The Cardinal of the Kremlin created?
The Cardinal of the Kremlin was created in 1988.
Where was the kremlin locaded?
The Kremlin in Moscow - if you are referring to Moscow, then one.
