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Russia Reopens Pushkin House-Museum
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The Aleksandr Sergeyevich Pushkin House-Museum was reopened
Thursday, marking the beginning of a series of activities
celebrating
the 200th anniversary of the great poet and author.
Russian Prime Minister Yevgeny Primakov, who was present at the
reopening ceremony, said Pushkin is not only part of the Russian
literature, he has also become part of the Russian soul.
The museum, located in central Moscow's historic Arbatskaya
street, had attracted flocks of visitors since it first opened in
1986. Pushkin spent some of his happiest days in the house with his
beautiful wife, Natalia. ...
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