what would Russia be without Russian Orthodox Church?

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SovereignDeisis12 Great Feasts of the liturgical yearthe Old Testament Prophets and Patriarchsthe Twelve Apostles

Easter (Пасха) is the most important annual Russian Orthodox religious feast

in the liturgical year

Fabergé eggs were

commissioned by Czar

Alexander III of Russia as an

Easter surprise for his wife

Maria Fyodorovna

The Moscow Kremlin egg,

1906

Bouquet of Lilies Clock egg

Vekselberg

In February 2004, Vekselberg purchased nine of the Fabergé eggs from the Forbes publishing family in New York City. The collection was

transported to Russia and exhibited in the Kremlin and in Dubrovnik in 2007. Vekselberg is the single largest owner of these eggs in the world, owning

15 of them (11 Imperial, two Kelch, and two other)

the 1913 Winter egg

sold for US$9.6 million in 2002owner Qatar

what would Russia be without Russian Orthodox Church?

Olga Mukhortova

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