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The only alternate titles were Petrograd ( Peter"s City) or, in the Communist period, Leningrad. Lenin"s tomb, is in Moscow. A slang term Stacy-Town referring to the youngest Crown Princess, well, she loved the place and preferred it to Moscow- at the time, Russia had two capital cities ( in the Czarist Period).

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