Today, the file of the 1937 case against Michael
Ivanovich Romanov is stored in the FSB archive in Russia's Arkhangel'sk region.
Vostok 3KA-2 blasted into space on 25 March, carrying a lifesize cosmonaut mannequin, nicknamed Ivan
Ivanovich, and the dog Zvezdochka (Russian for "Little Star").
When speaking of the reason behind the popularity of high-rise buildings in the UAE and around the world,
Ivanovich said that there's true value in tall buildings because they take up less space and therefore would be more environmentally sustainable.
Frazier (Russian language and literature, Sarah Lawrence College) explores European Romanticism from an unusual viewpoint: not the powerhouses of France or German, but the periphery of Russia; not well known writer such as Gogol or Pushkin, but one Osip
Ivanovich Senkovkii (1800-58); and not mainstream genres such as the historical novel or lyric poetry, but his literary periodical the Library for Reading.
Fyodor Dostoevsky's THE GAMBLER (184391123X, $14.95) tells of one
Ivanovich, who sinks into debt and emotional ruin.
Mrs
Ivanovich collects butterflies and carefully shows Kerrie-Ann how to collect, look after and even kill the winged creatures.
In these sections, we become acquainted with wholesalers, such as Ivan
Ivanovich Rozhevskii, a pre-revolutionary purveyor of academic supplies driven under by Lentorg, Leningrad's commercial agency.
It takes its current name from Mikhail
Ivanovich Kalinin, a top member of the Soviet Politburo and one of Stalin's key henchmen.
The table was devised in 1869 by the Russian chemist Dimitri
Ivanovich Mendeleev.
Other byliny may relate events from the reigns of Ivan the Terrible or Peter the Great, or deal with the Cossack rebels Stenka Razin and Yemelyan
Ivanovich Pugachov.
In November 1992, the Trade Division of the Kansas Department of Commerce and Housing selected five Russian officers to attend the training center: Major Sergei Vladimirovich Fedorov, age 38; Captain Vladimir
Ivanovich Zharinov, age 33; Captain Gennadiy Victorovich Nadezhkin, age 30; Major-Lieutenant Helena Leonidovna Levanenko, age 28; and Major-Lieutenant Svetlana Nikolaevna Golubeva, age 25.
The first person to make a significant study of the matter was a Russian biochemist, Alexander
Ivanovich Oparin (1894-1980), who, living under a government that was officially atheist, had no inhibitions in doing so.
