Endangered Species: Part 1
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The word means fort or citadel, and the structures generally were located in the heart of a city. Kirill Federov had seen a number of kremlins in various parts of Russia, but none of them could compare with the one he was approaching now.
The Moscow kremlin, or as it was more commonly called, the Kremlin, was the symbolic heart of the Russian Federation. According to legend, it had been built on the site of a hunting lodge owned by Prince Yuri Dolgorukiy. At that time, the Kievan Rus empire was ...disintegrating under the pressure of the invading Mongol hordes. The site was a sensible place to develop a fortification. It sat atop Borovitsky Hill overlooking the Moskva River and Red Square.
Federov was aware that most Westerners ignorantly believed that the Russian government occupied the Kremlin. The Russian parliament, or Federal Assembly, consisted of two separately located chambers. State Duma, located in Central Moscow, was the lower. The 166-member Federation Council was the upper one.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The word means fort or citadel, and the structures generally were located in the heart of a city. Kirill Federov had seen a number of kremlins in various parts of Russia, but none of them could compare with the one he was approaching now.
The Moscow kremlin, or as it was more commonly called, the Kremlin, was the symbolic heart of the Russian Federation. According to legend, it had been built on the site of a hunting lodge owned by Prince Yuri Dolgorukiy. At that time, the Kievan Rus empire was ...disintegrating under the pressure of the invading Mongol hordes. The site was a sensible place to develop a fortification. It sat atop Borovitsky Hill overlooking the Moskva River and Red Square.
Federov was aware that most Westerners ignorantly believed that the Russian government occupied the Kremlin. The Russian parliament, or Federal Assembly, consisted of two separately located chambers. State Duma, located in Central Moscow, was the lower. The 166-member Federation Council was the upper one.
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