Russia (To the right): St. Basil’s Cathedral(To the left): View of the Kremlin- Praesidium and Supreme Soviet Buildings (On the Left): Long Line of Visitors to Lenin-Stalin Mausoleum (On the Right): Spassky Clock Tower of Kremlin On Left: Lifelong friend: Batag Kokiev On Right: Women municipal workers clear snow in Red Square (On the Left): Author on banks of frozen Neva River in Leningrad (On the Right): Statue of Peter the Great Left: Russian Army Military Museum/Right:Farmer cuts grass with hand scythe in shadow of Intercontinental Ballistics Rocket “The Americans are coming! The Americans are coming!” St. Petersburg St. Petersburg Victory of Religion, as crucifix is restored over church which was former anti-religion museum of communist regime inside St. Petersburg Synagogue, second largest in Europe Monument to Catherine the Great Piskarevskoye Cemetery. 600,000 victims, of the 900 day seige of wartime Leningrad, lie here. Most died of starvation. Lenin’s historic train in the background, which carried him back to Russia in 1917 Graves of Tchaikovsky on the left and Moussorgsky on the right COVER TO RUSSIA WITH CARE. The Review of The NEWS. October 31, 1973. TO RUSSIA WITH CARE. Pt.1. The Review of The NEWS. October 31, 1973. TO RUSSIA WITH CARE. Pt.2. The Review of The NEWS. October 31, 1973. TO RUSSIA WITH CARE. Pt.3. The Review of The NEWS. October 31, 1973. TO RUSSIA WITH CARE. Pt.4. The Review of The NEWS. October 31, 1973. TO RUSSIA WITH CARE. Pt.5. The Review of The NEWS. October 31, 1973. TO RUSSIA WITH CARE. Pt.6. The Review of The NEWS. October 31, 1973. TO RUSSIA WITH CARE. Pt.7. The Review of The NEWS. October 31, 1973. TO RUSSIA WITH CARE. Pt.8. The Review of The NEWS. October 31, 1973. TO RUSSIA WITH CARE. Pt.9. The Review of The NEWS. October 31, 1973. FOOTLOOSE IN MOSCOW. Pt.1. The Progressive (Wisconsin). March, 1964. FOOTLOOSE IN MOSCOW. Pt.2. The Progressive (Wisconsin). March, 1964. FOOTLOOSE IN MOSCOW. Pt.3. The Progressive (Wisconsin). March, 1964. FOOTLOOSE IN MOSCOW. Pt.4. The Progressive (Wisconsin). March, 1964. THE DAY THEY SACKED KHRUSCHCHEV. The Jerusalem Post. Wednesday, October 16, 1974. wayward-wayfarer-real-adventures-international-june-2008-online