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by tomsims on January 22nd, 2007
It looks like this.
Source: http://www.schoolshistory.org.uk/images/Russia/Red%20Square%20and%20Kremlin.jpg
by Correspondance on June 3rd, 2008
Something like this:
by Anonymous on April 7th, 2007
It's not a single building. It's a huge fortress - or more exactly, a fortified complex. 'Kreml'' means 'fortress', and several cities have got them. The one in Moscow covers an area of about 70 acres. The wall is from 10 to 20 feet thick. It contains three cathedrals, a palace, and various central government offices.
by Firebrand on January 22nd, 2007
Big Red Brick prison type of look, certainly not up to the old Russian architecture
by Mirage V2.0 AWOL on January 22nd, 2007
It has not changed in recent years. It is an old, stout, blocky building filled with government offices. A very imposing structure.
by James Black on January 22nd, 2007
Why the did? It still stands...
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