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	Konstantin Thon - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Konstantin, born to the family of a German jeweller, was one of three Thon brothers who all rised to become notable architects.
		Thon and his disciples continued to work on the cathedral for the next 50 years, until the master's death in 1881.
		From 1838 to 1851, Thon was employed in construction of the Neo-Byzantine Grand Kremlin Palace and the Armoury in Moscow.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Konstantin_Ton (662 words)

	Konstantin Thon - Result for Konstantin Thon - Meaning of Konstantin Thon - Definition of Konstantin Thon - Dictionary ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-04)
		Thon first attracted public attention with his sumptuous design for the interiors of the St.Petersburg Academy of arts Academy building on the Neva embankment.
		Image:Ukhtomsky_1849.jpg thumb200pxAndreevsky Hall of the Grand Kremlin Palace From 1838 to 1851, Thon was employed in construction of the Neo-Byzantine Grand Kremlin Palace and the Armoury (Kremlin) Armoury in Moscow.
		Thon's last important commissions were the railway station s in Moscow and St Petersburg (1849-51).
	www.mauspfeil.net /Konstantin_Thon.html (768 words)

	Cathedral of Christ the Saviour (Moscow) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		He commissioned his favourite architect Konstantin Thon to create a new design, taking as his model Hagia Sophia in Constantinople.
		Thon's Neo-Byzantine design was approved in 1832, and a new site, closer to the Moscow Kremlin, was chosen by the Tsar in 1837.
		A convent and church on the site had to be relocated, so that the cornerstone was not laid until 1839.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Cathedral_of_Christ_the_Saviour_%28Moscow%29 (472 words)

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	Encyclopedia: Konstantin Thon
		Konstantin, born to the family of a German jeweller, was one of three Thon brothers who all raised to become notable architects.
		He studied in the Imperial Academy of Arts (1803-15) under the Empyre style architect Andrey Voronikhin, remembered for his work on the Kazan Cathedral in the Nevsky Prospect.
		A dwelling is a structure in which humans or other animals live.
	www.nationmaster.com /encyclopedia/Konstantin-Thon (1521 words)

	CHAPTER 11 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-04)
		The monumental statue was recently polychromed and gilded in a manner believed to be consistent with the chryselephantine splendor of the lost original.
		The magnificent Cathedral of Christ the Savior in Moscow was designed by Konstantin A. Thon (1839–81) in the traditional Russo-Byzantine style to honor those Russians who had fallen in the War of 1812.
		Reconstruction was completed in 1999, under the auspices of architect M. Posokhin, whose design team worked directly from Thon's extant drawings as well as a variety of other archival materials to ensure the greatest possible fidelity to the original (appendix 1, no. 17).
	www.newmusicclassics.com /orpheus_11.html (450 words)

	List of Russians - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Konstantin Tsiolkovsky ( 1857 - 1935), rocket scientist and pioneer of astronautics
		Konstantin Chernenko ( 1911 - 1985), general secretary of the Soviet Communist Party
		Konstantin Kaufmann ( 1818 - 1882), general who conquered Khiva
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/List_of_Russians (2549 words)

	THE VOICE OF RUSSIA [Glimpses of Russia) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-04)
		The chapel was moved to the market square, which enabled the local wisecrackers to say the soul of Rostov-on-the-Don had come to rest in the city's belly.
		The Nativity chapel was soon burnt down and architect Konstantin Thon - the one who would draw blueprints for the mammoth Savior's Cathedral of Moscow - had a Greek cross-shaped church stand where it had stood, in 1860.
		The church was, after the revolution of 1917, turned into a warehouse.
	www.vor.ru /outside/cities34_eng.html (391 words)

	Prof. Spyridon Î. Î¤rÎ¿ianos - Nomos und Kanon in Byzanz
		Das Beispiel des Kaisers Herakleios (610-641) ist in dieser Beziehung sehr charakteristisch: alle seine vier überlieferten und an den Patriarchen Sergios adressierten Novellen sind der kirchlichen Organisation gewidmet (11).
		Da das sechste ökumenische ÎÎ¿nzil, das in Konstantinopel unter Konstantin IV.
		Nach der seit Konstantin dem Großen herrschenden Ansicht, waren Staat und Kirche keine getrennten oder auch nur trennbaren Institutionen, sondern Erscheinungsweisein und derselben Christenheit, Erscheinungsweisen, die nicht ohne einander denkbar sind (19).
	www.myriobiblos.gr /texts/german/troianos_nomos.html (5882 words)

	Home viewers can see Thon over Internet
		Thon coverage will also be aired for the first time on Penn State Network Television (PSNtv) for several days following the weekend.
		Bill Massi (senior-telecommunications), Thon Web cast project coordinator, said there will be two cameras placed in Rec Hall to capture the activities: one on the floor and one in the bleachers.
		Sarah Graham (senior-telecommunications), who was in the class in the spring, joined Massi's effort shortly after she heard the group present the project.
	www.collegian.psu.edu /archive/2005/02/02-16-05tdc/02-16-05dnews-04.asp (547 words)

	Moscow Kremlin, Moscow, Russia (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-04)
		The only modern building in the Kremlin complex is the former Palace of Congresses, built in the 1960s and now named the State Kremlin Palace and home to the Kremlin Concert Hall.
		Definitely worth a visit is the State Armory, designed by Konstantin Thon in the 1840s and now home to a staggering collection of priceless artifacts and royal treasures dating back to the 14th century.
		Originally the Armory was just a small stone chamber, constructed to protect the Kremlin's growing collection of priceless jewelry, embroidered cloth, ceremonial robes and arms, enamelware and icons.
	www.moscow-hotels.net /attractions/kremlin.html (750 words)

	The Moscow Kremlin and Red Square: Kremin Guide
		The Great Kremlin Palace was built in 1838-49 from a design by a group of Russian architects under Konstantin Thon for Emperor Nicholas I and his family.
		The grandiose dimensions of the palace made it necessary to first clear a large area in the part of the Kremlin where the palaces of the grand princes and tsars traditionally stood.
		The terrace formed by the projection of the ground floor, the division of the facade by pilasters, the white-stone window surrounds with double arches and hanging pen dants all echo the Terem Palace built in the seventeenth century.
	dimkin.df.ru /moscow/kremlin_24.html (499 words)

	Aktuelles im Jahr der Kirche in Orthodoxer Tradition der Christlichen Religion
		Nachdem Konstantin in Rom eingezogen war, dankte er Gott für den errungenen Sieg und befahl, zum Gedächtnis daran in der Mitte der Stadt auf einer hohen steinernen Säule ein Kreuz aufzustellen.
		Konstantin ließ auf ihm eine Inschrift auf lateinischer Sprache anbringen: " Durch dieses erlösende Zeichen, den wahren Erweis von Mut, errettete und befreite ich eure Stadt vom Joch des Tyrannen und gab nach ihrer Befreiung dem römischen Senat und dem Volk ihren früheren Glanz und ihr Ansehen zurück.
		September 335 in Anwesenheit von Kaiser Konstantin von vielen Bischöfen, die von einer Synode in Tyrus (Libanon) gekommen waren, als Mutterkirche aller christlichen Kirchen eingeweiht.
	www.orthodoxfrat.de /a3.htm (14750 words)

	tagesb (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-04)
		Konstantin Stepanowitsch Melnikows Karriere begann 1917 und endete vorzeitig im Jahre 1937, jenen beiden Jahren, die Aufstieg und Fall der sogenannten "Revolutions-Architektur" bezeichnen.
		Konstantin Melnikow wurde 1890 in Moskau geboren, wo er von 1914 bis 1917 eine traditionelle akademische Ausbildung erfuhr.
		Der Palast wurde unter Nikolaus I. von Konstantin Thon, Gerasimow und Tschitschagow 1838 - 1849 an der Stelle ehemaligen Palasts und Kirchenbauten errichtet, wobei einige ältere erhalten blieben und in die Anlage integriert wurden.
	www.uni-leipzig.de /~konst/Exkursion/Russland/tagesb.htm (10452 words)

	The odd Russia site - A view from an outsider on the inside
		In stark contrast is the white plastered underground church of Konstantin and Yelena.
		It was the residence of Grand Prince Konstantin Nikolayevich, younger brother of Alexander II.
		To your right, down Pereulok Podbelskogo, is the city's main church, the neo-Byzantine Cathedral of the Nativity of the Virgin built by Konstantin Thon, a prolific architect in southern Russia in the mid-19th century also famous for the Church of Christ the Saviour and the Great Kremlin Palace in Moscow.
	www.greenallrussia.com /extraegrchapters.htm (19076 words)

	Moscow Kremlin
		In plan it is a long rectangle with semicircular halls at the ends and a circular hall in the middle.
		The main facade echoes that of the Great Kremlin Palace (about which more is said later), also designed by Konstantin Thon.
		The history of the Armoury goes back to the dim and distant past.
	www.russia-moscow-hotels.com /sights/kremlin.htm (793 words)

	Moscow City Tour
		Konstantin Bykovsky (1841-1906) originally reconstructed part of the current building in 1890-1894.
		Originally a private house with theater, its reconstruction work was done by Osip Bove, the main architect of Moscow's rebuilding after fire of 1812.
		There was another fire in 1841, after which the building was rebuilt to a design by Konstantin Thon (1794-1881).
	members.aol.com /imershein/Page7.html (3262 words)

	Imperial Academy of Arts - Enpsychlopedia (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-04)
		It took 25 years to construct the Neoclassical edifice, which faces the Winter Palace from the other bank of the Neva River.
		Konstantin Thon was responsible for the sumptuous decoration of the interiors.
		He also designed a quayside in front of the edifice and adorned it with 3000-year-old sphinxes and griffins, which had to be brought from Egypt.
	psychcentral.com /wiki/Imperial_Academy_of_Arts (413 words)

	7. Deutsche Architekten und Baumeister in St. Petersburg (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-04)
		Beim Bau von Kirchen hielt er sich an die Tradition des russischen Mittelalters, wie z.B. bei der Kirche "MariÃ¤ Einzug in den Tempel" (Zagorodny Prospekt 45a) und bei der Kirche "MariÃ¤ VerkÃ¼ndigung" des Reiterregiments der Leibgarde (Ploschad Truda 6).
		Thon gestaltete auch die monumentale Bootsanlegestelle aus Granit vor der St. Petersburger Akademie der KÃ¼nste (1834), die als Reminiszenz an die Zeiten des Alten Ãgypten hier an den Newa Ufern romantisch und exotisch wirkt.
		Elemente der Neorenaissance hat Thon beim Bau der St. Petersburger und Moskauer BahnhÃ¶fe der Nikolajewskaja Eisenbahn verwendet, die 1851 die beiden russischen HauptstÃ¤dte verband.
	www.deutschesgeneralkonsulat-stpetersburg.ru /de/kultur/katalog/page7.html (1272 words)

	For Immediate Release
		Francine Lauer remarked, “This provided students with a special treat because they learned more about people who were deaf just like them but living in another country and how they contributed to society through performing arts and other types of professions.”
		In the 1890s, deaf rocket scientist Konstantin Tsiolkovsky contributed so much to the field.
		He was the one who developed the 16 Principles that has been used over and over by other rocket scientists.
	www.csdf.k12.ca.us /outreach/press/russia.htm (901 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-04)
		Erudition, a sense of scale and individual style enabled Andrei Stakenschneider to insert into the existing cityscape such imposing buildings as the Mariinsky Palace (for Grand Duchess Maria Nikolayevna), the palace of Grand Duke Nikolai Nikolayevich (the Palace of Labour) and the Beloselsky-Belozersky Palace.
		An important place in the city centre ensemble was taken by Konstantin Thon's terminal for the railway line to Moscow.
		The early-twentieth-century trends of Neo-Classicism, Neo-Renaissance and Art Moderne are splendidly represented in St.Petersburg.
	www.infopro.spb.su /spb/home/neo_classicism.html (379 words)

	3dGameMan: Kickass Forum - Marlon Brando dead @ 80
		Brando, a devotee of the Method, gave a raw, vital performance under Elia Kazan's direction that had critics swooning.
		Using the technique, fostered by the Russian director Konstantin Stanislavsky and popularized at Lee Strasberg's Actors Studio, actors draw on their own psychology and experience in creating roles.
		Brando's first film, "The Men" (1950), earned raves, but it wasn't until the 1951 film version of "Streetcar" that he became a major movie star.
	www.3dgameman.com /forums/printthread.php?t=26277 (718 words)

	Tsars to Vikings (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-04)
		The enormous gleaming golden dome and gigantic structure of the newly built Cathedral of Christ the Savior is visible from all over central Moscow and is the largest church in Russia.
		The original Cathedral was built by the architect Konstantin Ton between 1839 and 1881 to commemorate Russia's victory over the French in the Napoleonic Wars.
		From the multitude of submitted designs, one by a member of the Imperial Academy of Fine Arts, the architect Konstantin Ton, received Imperial approval on April 10 1832.
	www.xinyang-qinghong.us /Travel/Russia/moscow.html (8327 words)

	russian_chapel (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-04)
		The church interior is built of six types of marble - white Carrara marble brought from Italy, reddish German marble, gray marble from Sweden, ivory-hued marble from the island of Rhodes and fl-and-white marble from Egypt.
		The church architect, Philipp Hoffmann, studied in Moscow and the design of the Church of Wiesbaden was inspired by the colossal Cathedral of Christ the Savior, designed by Konstantin Thon (Konstantin Ton), that was being built at that very same time.
		Princess Elizabeth of Nassau is entombed inside marble sacrophagus placed in a seven corner room that is lit with direct sun or moon light coming from above.
	www.photofora.com /eugene/snapshots/april2003/wiesbaden1/pages/russian_chapel.htm (465 words)

	Patentee Index
		Wu, Xiaosong; Hou, Chung-Jen; Dharia, Jayesh; Konstantin, Peter; and Yang, Yujing 06851561 Cl. 210-490.
		Piletsky, Sergiy Anatoliyovich; Piletska, Olena Volodimirivna; Elska, Ganna Valentinivna; Andersson, Hakan Syen; Nicholls, Ian Alan; and Turner, Anthony Peter Francis, to Cranfield University Molecularly imprinted polymers produced by template polymerization 06852818 Cl. 526-303.1.
		Pillet, Didier; Thon, Benjamin; Baillargeat, Dominique; and Verdeyme, Serge, to Avanex Corporation Microwave electronic devices comprising a metal enclosure 06853073 Cl. 257-728.
	www.uspto.gov /web/patents/patog/week06/OG/patentee/alphaP_Utility.htm (5382 words)

	ElectricStory.com
		Whether this symbolizes the pre-perestroika relationship between the Soviet Union and the United States, well, I leave that to someone with a knowledge of Russian life, someone who can parse some of the subtle cultural references in the film; but the inference seems inescapable.
		The actual story begins with a sad-eyed everyman, Anton Gorodetsky (Konstantin Khabensky), depressed that his ex-girlfriend is now with another man and seeking the help of an old woman who has, she claims, a knowledge of herbs and charms.
		When the old woman proves to be a Dark Other witch and is busted by the Night Watch for trying to turn Anton toward the service of evil, he learns that he himself is an Other, though not a very powerful one.
	www.electricstory.com /reviews/review.aspx?title=new/nightwatch (1478 words)

	Ferne * Monitoring der Vegetations- und Landnutzungsveränderungen... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-04)
		Von " Konstantin G. Paustovskij, Josi von Koskull ".
		Telepathie - die Magie der Wirkung in die Ferne.
		Hinaus in die Ferne mit Butterbrot und Speck.
	www.pietra.de /pietuuuFerne.html (236 words)

	Boston IMC: newswire/7629 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-04)
		In a fascinating display of massed firepower largely ignored by the western media, the Russian armed forces have for weeks been carrying out extensive exercises in the southern Caspian Sea, located due north of Iran and to the east of Iraq.
		Under the command of Colonel-General Konstantin Totsky, this highly mobile strike force is made up of 62 ships, a minimum of three squadrons of tactical bombers, and more than 10,000 ground troops including Spetsnaz and marines.
		Iranian observers were invited to travel aboard some of the Russian vessels.
	boston.indymedia.org /newswire/display/7629/index.php (2259 words)

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