Nevski
Americannoun
noun
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In 1894 the Russian government, then ruling Warsaw and Poland, erected the magnificent Russian Orthodox Cathedral of Alexander Nevski, far larger than the Catholic Cathedral of St. John.
From Time Magazine Archive
Just the same, when the royal train arrived at Sofia, the route from the railway station to the Alexander Nevski Cathedral was guarded by a triple line of soldiery.
From Time Magazine Archive
On the broad, cold Nevski Prospect the passers-by guessed: the hour was near.
From Time Magazine Archive
Worrying should begin at home, Mawruss, whereas with them world thinkers they couldn't get really and truly anxious about the way things is going anywheres nearer to the Woolworth Building than the Nevski Prospekt.
From Potash and Perlmutter Settle Things by Montague Glass
It was Latin Christianity versus Greek, and by a great victory upon the banks of the Neva he earned undying fame and the surname of Nevski.
From A Short History of Russia by Mary Platt Parmele
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