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Facing it at a higher level is the largest building of all, the great Apadana (hall) of
Darius. It is 272 feet square and is said to have accommodated 10,000 people.
The four corner towers presumably contained guardrooms and stairs.
Facing it at a higher level is the largest building of all, the great Apadana (hall) of
Darius. It is 272 feet square and is said to have accommodated 10,000 people.
The four corner towers presumably contained guardrooms and stairs.
Page 353
Along the northeast wall of the Kremlin are the Arsenal (1702–36), the former
Senate building (1776–88), and the School for Red Commanders (1932–34).
The only other Soviet-period building within the Kremlin is the Palace of
Congresses ...
Along the northeast wall of the Kremlin are the Arsenal (1702–36), the former
Senate building (1776–88), and the School for Red Commanders (1932–34).
The only other Soviet-period building within the Kremlin is the Palace of
Congresses ...
Page 354
In the 1960s a new radial street, Prospekt Kalinina, was built through an area of
older housing westward from the Kremlin to the Moskva River; it is lined by high-
rise office and apartment buildings, linked at street and second-floor levels by a ...
In the 1960s a new radial street, Prospekt Kalinina, was built through an area of
older housing westward from the Kremlin to the Moskva River; it is lined by high-
rise office and apartment buildings, linked at street and second-floor levels by a ...
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MEXICO CITY | 51 |
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| Title | The New Encyclopaedia Britannica: Outline of Knowledge. Propaedia |
| Author | Encyclopaedia britannica inc |
| Edition | 15 |
| Publisher | Encyclopaedia Britannica, 1997 |
| ISBN | 0852296339, 9780852296332 |
| Length | 744 pages |
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