In Moscow.
red square
A few days before his suicide, Benito Mussolini was executed but his body was hung up for public display and humiliation. This was one reason that Hitler made the decision to burn his body.
UK
Germany has had the same government for many years they barely change leaders even when the leader dies. The have their leader mummified if it was murdered but if it dies of old age they just had the body.
Nikolai Lenin.
Vladimir Lenin's body was embalmed in 1924 and put on display at the Kremlin in Moscow, Russia.
Lenin's body was put on display in a mausoleum in Moscow primarily to serve as a symbol and a rallying point for the Communist Party of the Soviet Union. It was part of an effort to maintain the cult of personality around Lenin and to reinforce the ideology of communism. Additionally, it was seen as a way to honor and venerate Lenin as the leader of the Bolshevik Revolution and the founder of the Soviet state.
Lenin's body is displayed at Red Square in Moscow.
In Moscow.
There is a canal linking the Volga River with Moscow at Ivankovo, north of Moscow.
Body display and Movement. Gradpoint/Novanet
Body Worlds is a touring and stationary display of human body parts that have been preserved in plastic. The touring display features men and women in various ages and the stationary display has internal organs on display as well as full cadavers. The website shows a small portion of the entire collection.
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The <HEAD> tag is used to display the heading information like company name, page title etc in the web page The <BODY> tag is used to display the body of the web page - which contains all the contents you want to display
The head of the Russian Orthodox church is called the Patriarch of Moscow and all Russia. He is His Holiness Patriarch +KYRILL I. He is the spiritual leader of all Russian Orthodox Christians in Russia, which is the largest body of Orthodox believers in Russia today and is known as the Moscow Patriarchate. The Russian Orthodox church plays an important and major role in Christianity throughout the entire world.
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