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Links to more
about Stalin's skyscrapers:
(Where some of the
information here has found inspiration)
A fine Russian page with
very much information indeed.
Here you can
also read about the legendary "eighth scraper", which didn't
even
make it to become an outdoors swimming pool
... (Russian & English)
http://moscow.co.ru/
Moscow in photographs. You can take virtual
well-guided walks on central streets, and they also have a special
section of the skyscrapers. (Russian text, but the photographs are,
naturally, just as understandable for non-Russian speakers ...)
Some stuff
on Russopath Dave's Russia pages
The
official MSU homepage
Has a visual tour of the MSU building, with
excellent photographs picturing the building from every imaginable
angle ... No pictures from the inside, though. (That's something
that's very hard to come by, it seems.)
http://msu.mnc.ru/
The most beautiful photographs of Moscow State
University - ever.
Skyscrapers.com
The Moscow section.
An
informative summary of professor Sona Hoisington's
"Ever Higher:
the Evolution of the Project for
the Palace of the
Soviets"
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