Our Good Neighbors in Soviet Russia
Our Good Neighbors in Soviet Russia
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Farther along was the gloomy Peter and Paul Fort- ress, constructed by Peter the Great, and the Alexander Nevski Cathedral, built to celebrate Prince Nevski's victory over the Germans more than 700 years ago. It was in 1242 that Nevski teased the heavily-armored German Knights into chasing his army over the ice of Lake Peipus. The Russians crossed safely, but the Ger- mans, weighted down with their heavy armor, broke through the ice and almost all were drowned.
Mischa's father was busy from daw...n to dusk, in- specting Leningrad's endless factories, which produce 14 per cent of the industrial output of the, entire Soviet Union and employ 11 per cent of its industrial workers. But Mischa soon tired of looking at tractors, locomo- tives, docks and electric plants and spent most of his time visiting the city's 60 museums and its colleges. Everywhere he was received courteously because peo- ple had read in the newspapers of his discovery of the iron ore and the reason for his trip.
He liked best the scientific laboratories where the great I.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Farther along was the gloomy Peter and Paul Fort- ress, constructed by Peter the Great, and the Alexander Nevski Cathedral, built to celebrate Prince Nevski's victory over the Germans more than 700 years ago. It was in 1242 that Nevski teased the heavily-armored German Knights into chasing his army over the ice of Lake Peipus. The Russians crossed safely, but the Ger- mans, weighted down with their heavy armor, broke through the ice and almost all were drowned.
Mischa's father was busy from daw...n to dusk, in- specting Leningrad's endless factories, which produce 14 per cent of the industrial output of the, entire Soviet Union and employ 11 per cent of its industrial workers. But Mischa soon tired of looking at tractors, locomo- tives, docks and electric plants and spent most of his time visiting the city's 60 museums and its colleges. Everywhere he was received courteously because peo- ple had read in the newspapers of his discovery of the iron ore and the reason for his trip.
He liked best the scientific laboratories where the great I.
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