Tsar Peter changed Russia by modernizing it. He built the great city of St. Petersburg (a modern and splendid city, but one created from a wasteland at an extremely heavy human cost) and adopted many European customs. Some may say he "Europeanized" the nation, causing sweeping changes across all levels of society and customs.
Czar Peter I (later called the Great) wanted to westernize Russia, after he returned from the trip his mother sent him on to Europe. On his trip he found out that even Europe's poorest were richer then Russia's riches.
Yes it is. It's part of the so called Scandinavian region.
Peter the Great, Czar (Emperor) of Russia, built St. Petersburg as a "window to the west" as part of his efforts to make Russia more like civilized Europe than Asia.
There is no such country. However, Finland is surrounded by Sweden, Norway, Russia, and the Baltic.
Norway in the North, Russia in the East and Sweden in the West.
I am not sure of the time frame, but it will take a bit. I was in Russia a year ago and in seeing the roads and how things are laid out I am sure it wouldn't be an easy trip. The trip from Moscow (West) to Vladivostok (East) will take you 7 days by train.
Peters new house is in East Grinstead West Sussex.
Russia is directly west of Alaska. There is the Bering Strait between Alaska and Russia.
approximatley how many miles would the trip west be?
Western Russia.
Russia is on the East of Ukraine.
during their trip west, they were going upstream. coming back they went downstream.
West.
Latvia is a Baltic state north of Poland and west of Russia.
Poland, Germany, Netherlands there are a lot of countries south of Finland and west of Russia Sweden and Norway are west of Finland and Russia and parts of them are south of Finland.
Russia
To the west