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	, Пушкин, Царское Село, Pushkin, Tsarskoe Selo, Tsarskoye Selo
		The Pushkin town enters structurally into Pavlovsk&Pushkin administrative region of St.-Petersburg.109 thousands of people live in picturesque and cosy town.The presence of the high and average educational developed system forms a large quota of the students and pupils - about 20 000 persons.
		In 1998 the Pushkin motor transportation enterprise possessed park with 182 buses.
		Pushkin town is the centre of agricultural science.
	www.ww.pushkin-town.net /.pushkin/eng/nowobsh.htm (406 words)

	Pushkin (town) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Statue of Alexander Pushkin (1900) in the town of Pushkin.
		The town was founded in the 18th century as the summer residence of the Russian tsars under the name "Tsarskoye Selo" (Royal Village).
		Apart from the imperial residence, the town of Pushkin includes several other historic districts, notably Sophia, which was founded by Catherine the Great as an uezd town but lost its town status in 1808.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Pushkin_(town) (423 words)

	Pushkin A.S.
		Pushkin thought that he would be free to travel as he wished, that he could freely participate in the publication of journals, and that he would be totally free of censorship, except in cases which he himself might consider questionable and wish to refer to his royal censor.
		Pushkin was married to Natalia Goncharova on February 18, 1831, in Moscow.
		Pushkin was deeply offended, all the more because he was convinced that it was conferred, not for any quality of his own, but only to make it proper for the beautiful Mme.
	rosiamar.nm.ru /Pushkinlinks.html (2392 words)

	History of Pushkin, Russia. (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Pushkin is located 25 km south of St. Petersburg (the orange area on the map).
		The town of Pushkin served as the summer resort for the Czars of Russia from the time of Peter the Great to the last years of the Romanov dynasty.
		The renaming of the town in 1937 marked the 100th anniversary of the author's death.
	www.msu.edu /~bosnatas/cath6.htm (489 words)

	Pushkin: Getting the most from tourism
		The town of Pushkin, 20km from St Petersburg, was formerly known as Tsarskoye Selo, and was the site of the summer residence of the Tsars of Russia.
		Pushkin already had about two million visitors a year, drawn by more than 300 historical, artistic or cultural monuments; classified by UNESCO as a site of special heritage value, the town has magnificent Imperial palaces, churches and parks.
		The Pushkin authorities produced an attractive glossy colour brochure on the town, its surroundings and its eponymous poet.
	www.tacisinfo.ru /en/case/pushkin/index1.htm (1164 words)

	Alexandr Pushkin In Love - Welcome Moldova Magazine
		Pushkin) was sitting beside me with a red face, starring hard at the pretty girl, so that she would turn pale and quite confused, on the verge of tears.
		Pushkin fell in love with her at first sight and was hiding his feelings with extreme jealousy.
		Pushkin was greatly taken with his daughter Pulcheria and her ingenious beauty.
	www.welcome-moldova.com /articles/alexandr_pushkin.shtml (1606 words)

	DAILY TELEGIRAFFE: Ralph Fiennes and Pushkin's Eugene Onegin
		Pushkin won't have a say in the matter; he died on January 29, 1837, from wounds he received in a duel two days earlier on a snow-covered field outside St. Petersburg (thereby avoiding the death sentence imposed on him for the duel.
		Pushkin gently mocks Lensky's naiveté, but he is full of tender affection for his heroine, Tatyana, when she writes the cool Onegin a letter declaring her love for him.
		Pushkin's tomb, which is outdoors, is covered with a kind of Perspex lid to protect it from frost, and it appears to be squeezed between the exterior wall of the church and the parapet that separates the churchyard from the road.
	members.tripod.com /~sci267/fiennesonegin.html (4296 words)

	Pushkin Prizes Web Site
		From our point of view, Pushkin's work with its immense variety must encourage young writers not to be afraid to take up any subject that interests them.
		Pushkin was fascinated by ballads and folklore, and has written poems of tragic love, of gypsies, of ghosts and the supernatural.
		But equally town and city life is captured: theatres, restaurants, dancing, crowds, friends, parties, being excited and being bored.
	www.pushkinprizes.net /pages/hislife.html (235 words)

	, Пушкин, Царское Село, Pushkin, Tsarskoe Selo, Tsarskoye Selo
		The Pushkin authorities gained the lead according to the results of an annual city territory improvement review competition.
		It is organized under the patronage of the town’s authorities and gathers a lot of spectators.
		Pushkin (or Tsarskoye Selo) is an architectural-artistic conservancy area and can become one of the most remarkable centers of international tourism.
	www.ww.pushkin-town.net /.pushkin/eng/grafisha.htm (1401 words)

	A strategy for Pushkin
		Pushkin City Administration was well aware of the potential of tourism as an industry.
		Pushkin’s own draft strategy provided a limited SWOT analysis, but it could be expanded.
		Pushkin was the residence of the last Tsar and there is the Rasputin storyline to be exploited as well.
	www.tacisinfo.ru /en/case/pushkin/index3.htm (1543 words)

	Pushkin - PREMIER-VOYAGE Russian Travel Company
		The architectural ensemble of the town of Pushkin is justly considered a masterpiece of world architecture.
		Pushkin was enrolled'at the Lyceum when he was twelve.
		This monument to Pushkin (sculptor Robert Bach) was erected in 1900.
	travel.inc.ru /spb/suburbs/pushkin (602 words)

	City Projects Development Agency
		The town of Tsarskoe Selo is Saint Petersburg's largest suburb (population 100,000) and the favored residence of the Russian emperors.
		Town status was conferred upon Tsarskoe Selo June 24, 1710 and this is the date marked by the Carnival, truly the greatest celebration in the town of Pushkin.
		He decapitated the town's mayor, Yury Nikiforov, put noses on all of the foreign delegates (literally, he put rubber foam carnival noses on them) and directed the carnival parade from the back of a donkey.
	spb.rus.net /cpda/tc/21.htm (789 words)

	Aleksandr Pushkin
		Pushkin was transferred south to Ekaterinoslav; it was a mild form of exile.
		Pushkin's Evgenii Onegin (1833), a novel in verse, is considered the greatest masterpiece of Russian literature.
		Pushkin's father tried in vain to keep his son under his control, but the result was, that the poet's friends applied to the Czar, and Pushkin père was exiled from his own estate.
	www.kirjasto.sci.fi /puskin.htm (1908 words)

	Pushkin (Tsarskoe Selo)
		Created for two centuries by many prominent architects, the unique architectural ensemble of Pushkin is world famed for its elegant palaces and pavilions, landscape parks and ponds, 18-century marble statues and historic obelisks.
		This "town of Muses" inspired many celebrated Russian poets, painters and musicians to create their renowned masterpieces in music and art.
		Here, in Tsarskoe Selo, Pushkin’s presence can be felt everywhere: in the beautiful Tsarskoe Selo Park where the young poet used to wonder, in the town to which Pushkin dedicated so many of his famous verses, and in the building of the Lyceum itself, which currently houses a memorial museum.
	www.infoservices.com /stpete/pushkin (920 words)

	Tsarskoye Selo (Pushkin). Suburbs of Saint-Petersburg, Russia: palace, park, history (Site not responding. Last check: )
		In 1719-1720, near the farm, on the place where the town would be constructed, a settlement of Czar's servants appeared, and, as the construction of the Czar's palace was continuing, this settlement gradually became a small town called Saarskoye Selo and later Tsarskoye Selo (which means "Czar's Village" in Russian).
		For two centuries, the town developed as a Czar's residence, and it became a wonderful example of Russian architecture and the 18-th -century landscaping.
		At the same time, the town is also famous for generations of poets, writers and other prominent figures of Russian culture who lived in this town or visited it.
	spbcity.info /eng/statiy/pushkin.htm (364 words)

	kazakhstan
		But after neutralisation of peasants rising under the leadership of Emilian Pugachev (the cradle of this rising was our town),the Empress Ekaterina the second "for full forgetting of such case" changed the names of the river and town by her Edict for the Ural and Uralsk.
		Pushkin spent two days of his visit speaking with officers, ordinary soldiers.
		When the sheets were taken off all people saw Pushkin: a tall thin man,with curly hair, with note-book and feather.
	www.skiptonps.vic.edu.au /history/kazakhis.htm (634 words)

	Pushkin (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The town of Pushkin is situated 20 kilometers from Saint Petersburg.
		Formerly Tsar's Village, it used to be the parade imperial residence.
		It was located in the four-story wing of the Catherine Palace reconstructed for the educational purposes by V.Stasov.
	www.serzh.ru /pushkin/index_en.html (413 words)

	Pushkin State Museum in Moscow, Russia
		Pushkin was born in Moscow in 1799 and at the age of 12 attended the Imperial Lyceum at Tsarskoye Selo, later to be renamed Pushkin.
		Like fellow writer Lermontov, Pushkin was sent into exile for poems that were seen as dangerously political at the time, and the Crimean and Caucasus regions in which he was forced to stay had a profound on his writing of the period.
		Taking a growing interest in history, Pushkin completed his historical tragedy "Boris Godunov" in 1831 and is renowned for a hoist of other works including many lyrical poems, most notably the famous "Bronze Horseman".
	www.moscow-taxi.com /museums/pushkin-museums.html (489 words)

	Pushkin (Tsarskoye Selo)
		Pushkin, a small town and one of the most picturesque suburbs of Saint Petersburg is situated 24 km to the south from the Northern capital.
		Till 1918 the town was called Tsarskoye Selo (literary - "tsar's village"), then it was renamed Detskoye Selo ("children's village"), and since 1937 it bears the name of great Russian poet Alexander Pushkin.
		The parks of the Tsarskoye Selo were enlarged and adorned with many new buildings and monuments honoring the friends of the Empress.
	www.saint-petersburg-hotels.com /pushkin.htm (452 words)

	Sokol Tours: Tours: Culture: The Czar of Russian Poetry
		He has statues dedicated to him across the country, and most towns and cities have a “Pushkin Street.” But St. Petersburg was the city where Alexander Pushkin spent most of his adult life, and he eventually died there from wounds suffered in a duel.
		Pushkin’s memorial museum on Moyka 12: this is the apartment where Pushkin lived with his family for the last two years of his life.
		Pushkin’s memorial museum on Moyka Street is closed on Tuesdays and last Fridays of each month.
	www.sokoltours.com /tours2.phtml?m=108 (680 words)

	Youth Choir from Pushkin
		In 1937 the name was changed to Pushkin, to commemorate the centennial anniversary of the great Russian poet’s tragic death.
		Here, in Tsarskoe Selo, Pushkin’s presence can be felt everywhere - in the beautiful Tsarskoe Selo Park where the young poet used to walk, in the town to which he dedicated so many of his famous poems, and in the building of the Lyceum itself, which currently houses Pushkin’s Memorial Museum.
		Youth Choir from Pushkin, was formed in 1990 by a professional choral director Irina N.Uvarova.
	www.russianfestival.org /youth_choir_from_pushkin.htm (350 words)

	History
		In 1719 - 1720, near the hillock, on the territory of the future town, there emerged a settlement of palace servants, and measures were taken to bring order to the planning and construction of the colony.
		In 1937, on the 100-year anniversary of the tragic death of poet Alexander Pushkin, the town received its present name.
		In January of 1983 the Council of Ministers of the Russian Federation issued a decree giving the palaces and parks of Pushkin the status of a reserve, which in 1990 was called the Tzarskoje Selo State Museum Reserve.
	eng.tzar.ru /history (375 words)

	Saint-Petersburg Information Point in Amsterdam - Investment Project
		The sights of the Towns of Pushkin and Pavlovsk as well as their environs are world-class sights, which can be compared with those of Versailles, Stratford-on-Avon, and Weimar.
		The Town of Pushkin and the District of Pavlovsk are situated in the Baltic Region of Europe in the North-West of Russia.
		On average, about 1.2 million tourists per annum visit the Town of Pushkin, while the tourist flow at the District of Pavlovsk exceeds 1 million persons of which foreign tourists account for 28%.
	www.rusnet.nl /stpetersburg/iadm5.html (614 words)

	Anne Carson \|\| the life of towns
		For example, consider the town defined for us by Lao Tzu in the twenty-third chapter of the Tao Te Ching: A man of the way conforms to the way; a man of virtue conforms to virtue; a man of loss conforms to loss.
		This sounds like a town of some importance, where a person could reach beyond himself, or meet himself, as he chose.
		Town of Uneven Love (But All Love is Uneven) If he had loved me he would have seen me. At an upstairs window brow beating against the glass.
	www.clockwatching.net /~spoon/209/carson_towns.html (945 words)

	1 VIP Dating, russian girls and ukrainian models : Pushkin
		Located twenty-five kilometers south of St. Petersburg, the town of Pushkin, originally called Tsarskoye Selo, came into existence when Catherine I built a little surprise palace here for her husband, Peter the Great.
		After the Revolution the town was renamed Detskoye Selo until 1937 when it was changed to Pushkin to honor the centennary of the poet's death.
		Pushkin is also the sight of the Lyceum where Pushkin himself studied from 1811 to 1817, thus the old school houses the inevitable Pushkin Museum.
	www.1vipdating.com /book_06St.-Petersburg_Parks_Pushkin.html (521 words)

	Tsarskoye Selo - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The town escaped the 19th-century industrialization, although it was between Tsarskoye Selo and St. Petersburg that the first Russian railroad was built in 1837.
		In 1918, the Tsar's Village was renamed by the Bolsheviks into Detskoye Selo (Children's Village) and in 1937 it was renamed again to the town of Pushkin, thus commemorating the centenary of the poet's death.
		On September 17, 1941 the Nazis occupied the town of Pushkin, destroying, ravaging and plundering many historical monuments, buildings and other cultural artifacts, including the famous Amber Room.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Tsarskoye_Selo (631 words)

	Winter Term Pictures
		This picture was taken on the grounds of the Catherine Palace in Pushkin, a town outside of Petersburg.
		It sits on the Buda side of the town - the picture was taken from the Castle district, which is on the Pest side of town (Budapest is divided by a river into the Buda side and the Pest side - we stayed on Buda).
		This is the clock tower in the square of Old Town Prague.
	members.tripod.com /~mdphillips/wt.html (921 words)

	Bibliography
		The Museum of the Catherine Palace and the Catherine Park in the Town of Pushkin.
		The Catherine Park in the Town of Pushkin.
		Palaces and Parks of the town of Pushkin.
	eng.tzar.ru /research/bibliography (345 words)

	Travel to Russia - All Russia Tours, Moscow, Russia - offers a wide range of Russia tours and vacation packages for ... (Site not responding. Last check: )
		TOWN OF PUSHKIN - a tour to the marvelous palace and park complex, located 25 km to the south of St. Petersburg.
		Pushkin (former Tsarskoye Selo) is famous for its impressive baroque Catherine Palace where Catherine the Great lived and died, and also for the Lyceum which was attended by the Great Russian poet Alexander Pushkin.
		TORZHOK – this ancient town located on the shore of Tvertsa river is famous for a great number of churches and monasteries.
	www.allrussiatours.com /budget-tour/highlights.html (740 words)

	Old Town San Diego Art Festival
		The backgrounds reflect the age and use of the original drawings, grounding them in history.” Duerrstein has been working on a series of paintings that explore the relationship between the drawn line and the personality of the cartoon characters made famous by the legendary creator and director, Chuck Jones.
		Through his association with the Old Town Chamber Robert has been instrumental in helping to bring the Art Festival to Old Town.
		The Old Town San Diego Art Festival is partially supported by funding from the City of San Diego Economic Development and Tourism Support Program and the County of San Diego Community Enhancement Program.
	www.oldtownartfestival.com (2863 words)

	Municipal formation -town of Pushkin, Pushkin Municipal Urban Council
		Municipal formation -town of Pushkin, Pushkin Municipal Urban Council
		Administration of Municipal formation the town of Pushkin
		provides for the function of town's dwelling and municipal economy, transport, establishment of health keeping, education, culture, social defense of citizens and other municipal establishments;
	www.pushkin-town.net /.gorsovet/eng/admmo.htm (160 words)

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