When was Russian Academy of Justice created?

When was Russian Academy of Sciences created?

Russian Academy of Sciences was created in 1724.

When was Library of the Russian Academy of Sciences created?

Library of the Russian Academy of Sciences was created in 1714.

When was Russian Academy of Theatre Arts created?

Russian Academy of Theatre Arts was created on 1878-11-22.

When was All-Russian Academy of Foreign Trade created?

All-Russian Academy of Foreign Trade was created in 1931.

When was Ministry of Justice of the Russian Empire created?

Ministry of Justice of the Russian Empire was created in 1802.

When was Higher Chemical College of the Russian Academy of Sciences created?

Higher Chemical College of the Russian Academy of Sciences was created in 1990.

When was Diplomatic Academy of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Russian Federation created?

Diplomatic Academy of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Russian Federation was created in 1934.

When was Combined Arms Academy of the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation created?

Combined Arms Academy of the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation was created in 1998.

When was N.G. Kuznetsov Naval Academy created?

N.G. Kuznetsov Naval Academy was created in 1827.

When did Ministry of Justice of the Russian Empire end?

Ministry of Justice of the Russian Empire ended in 1917.

When was Alva Academy created?

Alloa Academy was created in 1959.

What actors and actresses appeared in VII Ezhegodnaya Kinopremiya Rossiyskoy Akademii kinematograficheskikh iskusstv - 1993?

The cast of VII Ezhegodnaya Kinopremiya Rossiyskoy Akademii kinematograficheskikh iskusstv - 1993 includes: Aleksandr Abdulov as Himself, guest Marina Ananyeva as Herself, Russian Academy Award nominee Levon Aristakesyants as Himself, presenter, WW2 cameraman Arkadi Arkanov as Himself, comedian Eduard Artemev as Himself, Russian Academy Award nominiee Temur Babluani as Himself, Russian Academy Award nominee Aleksey Batalov as Himself, presenter Boris Blank as Himself, Russian Academy Award winner Dmitri Bogolepov as Himself, Russian Academy Award nominee Elgudzha Burduli as Himself, Russian Academy Award winner Yuri Butsko as Himself, Russian Academy Award nominee Lyudmila Chursina as Herself, presenter Mikhail Derzhavin as Himself, presenter, comedian Tatyana Dogileva as Herself, presenter Ivan Dykhovichnyy as Himself, Russian Academy Award nominee Natalya Gundareva as Herself, presenter Yuliy Gusman as Himself, presenter Ilya Gutman as Himself, presenter, WW2 cameraman Tamara Gverdtsiteli as Herself, presenter, singer Arkadiy Inin as Himself, comedian Veronika Izotova as Herself, presenter Olga Kabo as Herself, presenter Vilen Kalyuta as Himself, Russian Academy Award nominee Gennadiy Khazanov as Himself, presenter, comedian Vyacheslav Klyuchnikov as Himself, Russian Academy Award winner Andrey Konchalovskiy as Himself, guest Olga Kravchenya as Herself, Russian Academy Award nominee Valeriy Leontev as Himself, presenter, singer Yelena Lukyanova as Herself, Russian Academy Award nominee Pyotr Lutsik as Himself, Russian Academy Award winner Yuri Luzhkov as Himself, presenter, mayor of Moscow Valentina Malyavina as Herself, Russian Academy Award nominee Oleg Martynov as Himself, Russian Academy Award nominee Armen Medvedev as Himself, presenter Viktor Merezhko as Himself, presenter Nikita Mikhalkov as Himself, Russian Academy Award winner Bogdan Mikhnevich as Himself, Russian Academy Award nominee Irina Miroshnichenko as Herself, presenter Vladislav Nabatnikov as Himself, Russian Academy Award winner Yuriy Nikulin as Himself, presenter Natalya Polyakh as Herself, Russian Academy Award winner Tamari Potskhishvili as Herself, Russian Academy Award nominee Andrei Razumovsky as Himself, Russian Academy Award winner Vladimir Repnikov as himself Svetlana Ryabova as Herself, presenter Aleksei Samoryadov as Himself, Russian Academy Award winner Karen Shakhnazarov as Himself, guest Yuriy Shevchuk as Himself, presenter, singer Aleksandr Shirvindt as Himself, presenter, comedian Isaak Shvarts as Himself, Russian Academy Award winner Alika Smekhova as Herself, presenter Dmitriy Svetozarov as himself Aleksei Syomin as Himself, presenter, WW2 cameraman Vyacheslav Tikhonov as Himself, presenter Pyotr Todorovskiy as Himself, Russian Academy Award winner Svetlana Toma as Herself, presenter Larisa Udovichenko as Herself, presenter Nina Usatova as Herself, Russian Academy Award nominee Laima Vaikule as Herself, presenter, singer Mikhail Vartanov as Himself, Russian Academy Award winner Oleg Yankovskiy as Himself, guest Vadim Yusov as Himself, Russian Academy Award winner Marina Zdornova as Herself, Russian Academy Award nominee