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“He can just stay there and retire to st. petersburg.”
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“He has also visited st petersburg, the tretyakayov and the other art museums in Moscow. needless to say my dad has a massive art interest, very lucky for me who gets to drool over his books!”
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“Being in st petersburg I can say that the bureaucratic obstacles in the Scandinavian countries is very little compared to the Russian-speaking region.”
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Counties in Virginia
There are only 95 counties, but this list also includes independent cities. Some have the same name (e.g. Bedford), so tags on each word say whether a Virginia county, Virginia city, or both.
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states of mind: from absurdistan to zion
Countries, lands, cities that capture, or haunt, our dreams. Some of the places listed might be the names of actual localities, but here they are states of mind.
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rolig As a "state of mind" this is the mystical, misty, and mythical city of Saint Petersburg, which in the Russian mentality, stands in contradistinction to the natural, earthy city of Moscow. Russians always drop the "saint" part of the name (which in Russian is not really Russian, but a borrowing from Dutch: Санкт–Петербург – Sankt-Peterburg) and often call it familiarly simply Peter. This is the town Peter the Great summoned from the festering swamp by the force of his will, where a century later his statue, The Bronze Horseman comes alive to drive the poor, bereaved Evgeny mad; where Raskolnikov plots Nietzschean murder and Ivan Karamazov has visions of the devil; where Aleksandr Blok imagines Christ as leading a band of revolutionaries in The Twelve, and Andrej Bely imagines assassins and terrorists in masquerade dominos in his great toponymic novel Petersburg; this is the place Akhmatova cannot leave even if it means being turned into a pillar of salt like Lot's wife, and of which Mandelshtam says "I have returned to my city, familiar to the point of tears…" Sep 5, 2008