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Cathedral in honor of Christ the Saviour

When the last of Napoleon's soldiers left Moscow, Tsar Alexander I signed a manifesto, December 25, 1812, declaring his intention to build a Cathedral in honor of Christ the Saviour "to signify Our gratitude to Divine Providence for saving Russia from the doom that overshadowed Her" and as a memorial to the sacrifices of the Russian people. It... More...

Guinea, 2008, Cathedral in honor of Christ the Saviour

Russia, 1994, Thon and Cathedral of Christ the Saviour

Russia, 1997, Cathedral of Christ the Saviour

Russia, 2008, Nikolay I, Cathedral in honor of Christ the Saviour

Russia, 2012, Patriarch Aleksei II, Cathedral in honor of Christ the Saviour

USSR, 1991, LZ-127 over Cathedral of Christ the Saviour

Russia, Moskow. Cathedral in honor of Christ the Saviour

Russia, Moskow. Cathedral of Christ the Saviour

Russia, 1994.05.25, Moscow. Cathedral of Christ the Saviour

Russia, 2000.04.09—17, Moskow. Cathedral of Christ the Saviour

Russia, 2008.05.26, Moskow. Cathedral in honor of Christ the Saviour

Russia, 1996, Cathedral of Christ the Saviour

Russia, 2001, Cathedral of Christ the Saviour

Russia, 2001, Cathedral of Christ the Saviour

Russia, 2004, Cathedral of Christ the Saviour

Russia, 2004, Cathedral of Christ the Saviour

Russia, 2011, Cathedral in honor of Christ the Saviour

Russia, 2003.06.20, Cathedral in honor of Christ the Saviour

Russia, 2004.02.24, Cathedral in honor of Christ the Saviour

Russia, 2004.02.24, Cathedral in honor of Christ the Saviour

Russia, 2008, Cathedral in honor of Christ the Saviour

Russia, 2008, Cathedral in honor of Christ the Saviour