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  • Aleksandr Shokhin (president of the Russian Union of Industrialists and Entrepreneurs) and Alfa-Bank CEO Pyotr Aven at a Dutch-Russian business meeting in the Kremlin, in the presence of Dutch prime minister Mark Rutte and Russian president Dmitry Medvedev, in Moscow, Russia, in October 2011.
    Shokhin Aven
  • Dutch prime minister Mark Rutte meeting Russian president Dmitry Medvedev in the Kremlin in Moscow, Russia, in October 2011, in the presence of Dutch and Russian business delegations.
    Dutch PM Rutte in Moscow4
  • Dutch prime minister Mark Rutte meeting Russian president Dmitry Medvedev in the Kremlin in Moscow, Russia, in October 2011, in the presence of Dutch and Russian business delegations.
    Dutch PM Rutte in Moscow7
  • Dutch prime minister Mark Rutte meeting Russian president Dmitry Medvedev in the Kremlin in Moscow, Russia, in October 2011, in the presence of Dutch and Russian business delegations.
    Dutch PM Rutte in Moscow8
  • Dutch prime minister Mark Rutte meeting Russian president Dmitry Medvedev in the Kremlin in Moscow, Russia, in October 2011, in the presence of Dutch and Russian business delegations.
    Dutch PM Rutte in Moscow6
  • Dutch prime minister Mark Rutte meeting Russian president Dmitry Medvedev in the Kremlin in Moscow, Russia, in October 2011, in the presence of Dutch and Russian business delegations.
    Dutch PM Rutte in Moscow5
  • Dutch prime minister Mark Rutte meeting Russian prime minister Vladimir Putin in Putin's residence at Novo-Ogaryovo outside Moscow, Russia, in October 2011.
    Dutch PM Rutte in Moscow12
  • Dutch prime minister Mark Rutte meeting Russian prime minister Vladimir Putin in Putin's residence at Novo-Ogaryovo outside Moscow, Russia, in October 2011.
    Dutch PM Rutte in Moscow9
  • Dutch prime minister Mark Rutte meeting Russian prime minister Vladimir Putin in Putin's residence at Novo-Ogaryovo outside Moscow, Russia, in October 2011.
    Dutch PM Rutte in Moscow13
  • Members of the Kremlin regiment adjusting their uniforms during a meeting between Dutch prime minister Mark Rutte and Russian president Dmitry Medvedev in the Kremlin in Moscow, Russia, in October 2011.
    Dutch PM Rutte in Moscow16
  • Members of the Kremlin regiment adjusting their uniforms during a meeting between Dutch prime minister Mark Rutte and Russian president Dmitry Medvedev in the Kremlin in Moscow, Russia, in October 2011.
    Dutch PM Rutte in Moscow15
  • Members of the Kremlin regiment adjusting their uniforms during a meeting between Dutch prime minister Mark Rutte and Russian president Dmitry Medvedev in the Kremlin in Moscow, Russia, in October 2011.
    Dutch PM Rutte in Moscow14
  • Dutch prime minister Mark Rutte meeting Russian president Dmitry Medvedev in the Kremlin in Moscow, Russia, in October 2011.
    Dutch PM Rutte in Moscow2
  • Members of the Kremlin regiment adjusting their uniforms during a meeting between Dutch prime minister Mark Rutte and Russian president Dmitry Medvedev in the Kremlin in Moscow, Russia, in October 2011.
    Dutch PM Rutte in Moscow17
  • Dutch prime minister Mark Rutte meeting Russian prime minister Vladimir Putin in Putin's residence at Novo-Ogaryovo outside Moscow, Russia, in October 2011.
    Dutch PM Rutte in Moscow11
  • Dutch prime minister Mark Rutte meeting Russian prime minister Vladimir Putin in Putin's residence at Novo-Ogaryovo outside Moscow, Russia, in October 2011.
    Dutch PM Rutte in Moscow10
  • Dutch prime minister Mark Rutte meeting Russian president Dmitry Medvedev in the Kremlin in Moscow, Russia, in October 2011.
    Dutch PM Rutte in Moscow3
  • Dutch prime minister Mark Rutte meeting Russian president Dmitry Medvedev in the Kremlin in Moscow, Russia, in October 2011.
    Dutch PM Rutte in Moscow1
  • Ferapont monasteryin the province of Vologda, Russia, in winter
    Ferapont Monastery
  • Boys enjoying the summer heat in Gudermes, Chechnya, Russia
    Children Gudermes.3.JPG
  • People commemorating the victims of political terror, carried out under the regime of Soviet dictator Iosif Stalin, in Lubyanka Square in central Moscow, Russia. In Moscow alone, around 30,000 people were murdered at the height of the terror in 1937 and 1938. Each year on the 29th of October, the victims are remembered near a monument opposite the headquarters of the Soviet and Russian secret services.
    Terror victims remembered 2012.8
  • People commemorating the victims of political terror, carried out under the regime of Soviet dictator Iosif Stalin, in Lubyanka Square in central Moscow, Russia. In Moscow alone, around 30,000 people were murdered at the height of the terror in 1937 and 1938. Each year on the 29th of October, the victims are remembered near a monument opposite the headquarters of the Soviet and Russian secret services.
    Terror victims remembered 2012.6
  • People commemorating the victims of political terror, carried out under the regime of Soviet dictator Iosif Stalin, in Lubyanka Square in central Moscow, Russia. In Moscow alone, around 30,000 people were murdered at the height of the terror in 1937 and 1938. Each year on the 29th of October, the victims are remembered near a monument opposite the headquarters of the Soviet and Russian secret services.
    Terror victims remembered 2012.4
  • People commemorating the victims of political terror, carried out under the regime of Soviet dictator Iosif Stalin, in Lubyanka Square in central Moscow, Russia. In Moscow alone, around 30,000 people were murdered at the height of the terror in 1937 and 1938. Each year on the 29th of October, the victims are remembered near a monument opposite the headquarters of the Soviet and Russian secret services.
    Terror victims remembered 2012.7
  • People commemorating the victims of political terror, carried out under the regime of Soviet dictator Iosif Stalin, in Lubyanka Square in central Moscow, Russia. In Moscow alone, around 30,000 people were murdered at the height of the terror in 1937 and 1938. Each year on the 29th of October, the victims are remembered near a monument opposite the headquarters of the Soviet and Russian secret services.
    Terror victims remembered 2012.5
  • People commemorating the victims of political terror, carried out under the regime of Soviet dictator Iosif Stalin, in Lubyanka Square in central Moscow, Russia. In Moscow alone, around 30,000 people were murdered at the height of the terror in 1937 and 1938. Each year on the 29th of October, the victims are remembered near a monument opposite the headquarters of the Soviet and Russian secret services.
    Terror victims remembered 2012.3
  • People commemorating the victims of political terror, carried out under the regime of Soviet dictator Iosif Stalin, in Lubyanka Square in central Moscow, Russia. In Moscow alone, around 30,000 people were murdered at the height of the terror in 1937 and 1938. Each year on the 29th of October, the victims are remembered near a monument opposite the headquarters of the Soviet and Russian secret services.
    Terror victims remembered 2012.2
  • People commemorating the victims of political terror, carried out under the regime of Soviet dictator Iosif Stalin, in Lubyanka Square in central Moscow, Russia. In Moscow alone, around 30,000 people were murdered at the height of the terror in 1937 and 1938. Each year on the 29th of October, the victims are remembered near a monument opposite the headquarters of the Soviet and Russian secret services.
    Terror victims remembered 2012.1
  • Frozen Vologda river in the centre of the city of Vologda, northern Russia
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  • Aleksandr Nevsky church in the centre of Vologda, northern Russia, in winter
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  • Frozen Vologda river in the centre of the city of Vologda, northern Russia
    VologdaWinter001.JPG
  • Red Squirrel in Botanical Gardens, Moscow, Russia
    Squirrel
  • Dutch music group The Toppers cycling near Red Square in Moscow. Formed in 2005, the group represented The Netherlands in the Eurovision Song Contest, held in Moscow in 2009, with their song 'Shine', but failed to get to the final. At the time, the group's members were Gordon (in the picture), Rene Froger and Jeroen van der Boom.
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  • Dutch music group The Toppers with their bicycles near the Kremlin in Moscow. Formed in 2005, the group represented The Netherlands in the Eurovision Song Contest, held in Moscow in 2009, with their song 'Shine', but failed to get to the final. At the time, the group's members were Jeroen van der Boom (left), Rene Froger (centre) and Gordon (right).
    The Toppers in Moscow7.JPG
  • Nuthatch feeding in Botanical Gardens, Moscow, Russia
    Nuthatch 3
  • Nuthatch feeding in Botanical Gardens, Moscow, Russia
    Nuthatch 1
  • Dutch music group The Toppers with their bicycles near the Kremlin in Moscow. Formed in 2005, the group represented The Netherlands in the Eurovision Song Contest, held in Moscow in 2009, with their song 'Shine', but failed to get to the final. At the time, the group's members were Gordon (left), Rene Froger (center) and Jeroen van der Boom (right).
    The Toppers in Moscow11.JPG
  • Dutch music group The Toppers cycling near Red Square in Moscow. Formed in 2005, the group represented The Netherlands in the Eurovision Song Contest, held in Moscow in 2009, with their song 'Shine', but failed to get to the final. At the time, the group's members were Rene Froger (left), Jeroen van der Boom (centre) and Gordon (right).
    The Toppers in Moscow4.JPG
  • Dutch music group The Toppers cycling near Red Square in Moscow. Formed in 2005, the group represented The Netherlands in the Eurovision Song Contest, held in Moscow in 2009, with their song 'Shine', but failed to get to the final. At the time, the group's members were Gordon (in the picture), Rene Froger and Jeroen van der Boom.
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  • Dutch music group The Toppers with their bicycles near the Kremlin in Moscow. Formed in 2005, the group represented The Netherlands in the Eurovision Song Contest, held in Moscow in 2009, with their song 'Shine', but failed to get to the final. At the time, the group's members were Gordon (left), Rene Froger (centre) and Jeroen van der Boom (right).
    The Toppers in Moscow10.JPG
  • Specially made bicycle in Delft's blue colours, carrying the name of Gordon, a member of the Dutch music group The Toppers during a visit to Moscow. Formed in 2005, the group represented The Netherlands in the Eurovision Song Contest, held in Moscow in 2009, with their song 'Shine', but failed to get to the final. At the time, the group's members were Rene Froger, Jeroen van der Boom and Gordon.
    The Toppers in Moscow9.JPG
  • Specially made bicycle in Delft's blue colours, carrying the name of Rene Froger, a member of the Dutch music group The Toppers during a visit to Moscow. Formed in 2005, the group represented The Netherlands in the Eurovision Song Contest, held in Moscow in 2009, with their song 'Shine', but failed to get to the final. At the time, the group's members were Rene Froger, Jeroen van der Boom and Gordon.
    The Toppers in Moscow8.JPG
  • Dutch music group The Toppers with their bicycles near the Kremlin in Moscow. Formed in 2005, the group represented The Netherlands in the Eurovision Song Contest, held in Moscow in 2009, with their song 'Shine', but failed to get to the final. At the time, the group's members were Jeroen van der Boom (left), Rene Froger (centre) and Gordon (right).
    The Toppers in Moscow5.JPG
  • Dutch music group The Toppers cycling near Red Square in Moscow. Formed in 2005, the group represented The Netherlands in the Eurovision Song Contest, held in Moscow in 2009, with their song 'Shine', but failed to get to the final. At the time, the group's members were Rene Froger (left), Jeroen van der Boom (right) and Gordon.
    The Toppers in Moscow2.JPG
  • Dutch music group The Toppers cycling near Red Square in Moscow. Formed in 2005, the group represented The Netherlands in the Eurovision Song Contest, held in Moscow in 2009, with their song 'Shine', but failed to get to the final. At the time, the group's members were Rene Froger (left), Jeroen van der Boom (right) and Gordon.
    The Toppers in Moscow1.JPG
  • Nuthatch feeding in Botanical Gardens, Moscow, Russia
    Nuthatch 2
  • Dutch music group The Toppers with their bicycles near the Kremlin and Red Square in Moscow. Formed in 2005, the group represented The Netherlands in the Eurovision Song Contest, held in Moscow in 2009, with their song 'Shine', but failed to get to the final. At the time, the group's members were Jeroen van der Boom (left), Rene Froger (centre) and Gordon (right).
    The Toppers in Moscow6.JPG
  • A portrait of Russian president (then prime minister) Vladimir Putin and Chechen president Ramzan Kadyrov on a building in Putin Avenue, the former Victory Avenue, in the centre of the Chechen capital Grozny, Russia. It is the main street of Grozny and has undergone a true metamorphose in recent years, following almost total destruction during two wars.
    Grozny maart 2011 371.JPG
  • Russian war veterans celebrating Victory Day in front of the Bolshoi Theatre in Moscow. Each year on the 9th of May, Russia celebrates the 1945 victory over Hitler Germany. Veterans get together near the Bolshoi Theatre and several other spots in Moscow. Over the years, these gatherings have become ever more massive and are joined by thousands of Muscovites.
    Victory Day 2013.29.JPG
  • Russian war veteran celebrating Victory Day in front of the Bolshoi Theatre in Moscow. Each year on the 9th of May, Russia celebrates the 1945 victory over Hitler Germany. Veterans get together near the Bolshoi Theatre and several other spots in Moscow. Over the years, these gatherings have become ever more massive and are joined by thousands of Muscovites.
    Victory Day 2013.25.JPG
  • Russian war veterans celebrating Victory Day in front of the Bolshoi Theatre in Moscow. Each year on the 9th of May, Russia celebrates the 1945 victory over Hitler Germany. Veterans get together near the Bolshoi Theatre and several other spots in Moscow. Over the years, these gatherings have become ever more massive and are joined by thousands of Muscovites.
    Victory Day 2013.20.JPG
  • Russian war veteran celebrating Victory Day in front of the Bolshoi Theatre in Moscow. Each year on the 9th of May, Russia celebrates the 1945 victory over Hitler Germany. Veterans get together near the Bolshoi Theatre and several other spots in Moscow. Over the years, these gatherings have become ever more massive and are joined by thousands of Muscovites.
    Victory Day 2013.16.JPG
  • Russian war veteran celebrating Victory Day in front of the Bolshoi Theatre in Moscow. Each year on the 9th of May, Russia celebrates the 1945 victory over Hitler Germany. Veterans get together near the Bolshoi Theatre and several other spots in Moscow. Over the years, these gatherings have become ever more massive and are joined by thousands of Muscovites.
    Victory Day 2013.26.JPG
  • Russian war veteran celebrating Victory Day in front of the Bolshoi Theatre in Moscow. Each year on the 9th of May, Russia celebrates the 1945 victory over Hitler Germany. Veterans get together near the Bolshoi Theatre and several other spots in Moscow. Over the years, these gatherings have become ever more massive and are joined by thousands of Muscovites.
    Victory Day 2013.17.JPG
  • Russian war veteran celebrating Victory Day in front of the Bolshoi Theatre in Moscow. Each year on the 9th of May, Russia celebrates the 1945 victory over Hitler Germany. Veterans get together near the Bolshoi Theatre and several other spots in Moscow. Over the years, these gatherings have become ever more massive and are joined by thousands of Muscovites.
    Victory Day 2013.27.JPG
  • Russian war veteran celebrating Victory Day in front of the Bolshoi Theatre in Moscow. Each year on the 9th of May, Russia celebrates the 1945 victory over Hitler Germany. Veterans get together near the Bolshoi Theatre and several other spots in Moscow. Over the years, these gatherings have become ever more massive and are joined by thousands of Muscovites.
    Victory Day 2013.24.JPG
  • Russian war veteran with little girl in military hat, celebrating Victory Day in front of the Bolshoi Theatre in Moscow. Each year on the 9th of May, Russia celebrates the 1945 victory over Hitler Germany. Veterans get together near the Bolshoi Theatre and several other spots in Moscow. Over the years, these gatherings have become ever more massive and are joined by thousands of Muscovites.
    Victory Day 2013.21.JPG
  • Russian war veterans celebrating Victory Day in front of the Bolshoi Theatre in Moscow. Each year on the 9th of May, Russia celebrates the 1945 victory over Hitler Germany. Veterans get together near the Bolshoi Theatre and several other spots in Moscow. Over the years, these gatherings have become ever more massive and are joined by thousands of Muscovites.
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  • Russian war veteran celebrating Victory Day in front of the Bolshoi Theatre in Moscow. Each year on the 9th of May, Russia celebrates the 1945 victory over Hitler Germany. Veterans get together near the Bolshoi Theatre and several other spots in Moscow. Over the years, these gatherings have become ever more massive and are joined by thousands of Muscovites.
    Victory Day 2013.13.JPG
  • Russian war veteran celebrating Victory Day, posing with young girl in front of the Bolshoi Theatre in Moscow. Each year on the 9th of May, Russia celebrates the 1945 victory over Hitler Germany. Veterans get together near the Bolshoi Theatre and several other spots in Moscow. Over the years, these gatherings have become ever more massive and are joined by thousands of Muscovites.
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  • Russian war veteran celebrating Victory Day in front of the Bolshoi Theatre in Moscow. Each year on the 9th of May, Russia celebrates the 1945 victory over Hitler Germany. Veterans get together near the Bolshoi Theatre and several other spots in Moscow. Over the years, these gatherings have become ever more massive and are joined by thousands of Muscovites.
    Victory Day 2013.11.JPG
  • Young women congratulating Russian war veterans, celebrating Victory Day in front of the Bolshoi Theatre in Moscow. Each year on the 9th of May, Russia celebrates the 1945 victory over Hitler Germany. Veterans get together near the Bolshoi Theatre and several other spots in Moscow. Over the years, these gatherings have become ever more massive and are joined by thousands of Muscovites.
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  • Russian war veteran with young boy and girl, celebrating Victory Day in front of the Bolshoi Theatre in Moscow. Each year on the 9th of May, Russia celebrates the 1945 victory over Hitler Germany. Veterans get together near the Bolshoi Theatre and several other spots in Moscow. Over the years, these gatherings have become ever more massive and are joined by thousands of Muscovites.
    Victory Day 2013.22.JPG
  • Russian war veterans celebrating Victory Day in front of the Bolshoi Theatre in Moscow. Each year on the 9th of May, Russia celebrates the 1945 victory over Hitler Germany. Veterans get together near the Bolshoi Theatre and several other spots in Moscow. Over the years, these gatherings have become ever more massive and are joined by thousands of Muscovites.
    Victory Day 2013.19.JPG
  • Russian war veteran celebrating Victory Day in front of the Bolshoi Theatre in Moscow. Each year on the 9th of May, Russia celebrates the 1945 victory over Hitler Germany. Veterans get together near the Bolshoi Theatre and several other spots in Moscow. Over the years, these gatherings have become ever more massive and are joined by thousands of Muscovites.
    Victory Day 2013.15.JPG
  • Chechen refugees in a bus at the border between the republics of Chechnya and Ingushetia in Russia's Northern Caucasus region.They fled the Chechen capital Grozny after Russian war planes had started bombing the city in early 2000.
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