St.Petersburg, Russia was founded in 1703 in the course of so-called Northern War with Sweden. The core objective was to regain access to Baltic Sea and convenient trade routes to Europe (in the 17th century Russia traded with Europe via port of Archangel in the far north, which was costly and inconvenient). St.Petersburg soon became a symbol of pro-European vector of development of Peter the Great's Russia.
St.Petersburg, Russia was founded in 1703 in the course of so-called Northern War with Sweden. The core objective was to regain access to Baltic Sea and convenient trade routes to Europe (in the 17th century Russia traded with Europe via port of Archangel in the far north, which was costly and inconvenient). St.Petersburg soon became a symbol of pro-European vector of development of Peter the Great's Russia.
Tsar Peter I of the Russian Empire was the founding monarch of St. Petersburg.
Yes. St. Petersburg was made in honor of Peter the Great, one of the rulers of Russia. Yes and no. St. Petersburg (which I guess you are referring to) is in Russia but there is also a city named "St. Petersburg" in Florida, USA.
St. Petersburg is in Russia.
Moscow and St. Petersburg are the two major cities of Russia.
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St. Petersburg, Russia was dubbed Russia's "window to the west" because of it strtegic location.
The Russian capital in 1914 was St. Petersburg.
It is an English-language newspaper published in St. Petersburg, Russia.
What is the Driving distance between St. Petersburg Russia and Frankfurt Germany?
3,800 air miles from Philadelphia (PHL) to St. Petersburg, Russia (LED).
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