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of this city, at least in English, should be St. Petersburg, not Saint Petersburg. The fact that Wikipedia contains an entry called Saint Petersburg is...

the War of 1812-1815 included reoccupying forts in New York, previously ceded in the 1783 Treaty of Paris, and because they were still outposts of previous...

Jordan and Israel signed a peace treaty in October 1994. History of Jordan says it was in July 1994. If there were two treaties, then I have to wonder why....

Americans. Also, the 1824 treaty did not restrict American trading to south of Parallel 54°40′ north. Read the treaty: Saint Petersburg Convention. It is settlements...

Bucharest Peace Treaty of 1812. - is supported by the following sources: Batiushkov, P. Bessarabiia: Istoricheskoe opisanie (Saint Petersburg 1892) Berg,...

or how....Skookum1 (talk) 12:19, 14 March 2008 (UTC) Treaty of Saint Petersburg (1825) is one of the Russo-British arrangements; the article linked is...

should we also stop talking about the Siege of Leningrad and talk about the Siege of Saint Petersburg instead?) And I truly like to see more text about...

acquistion of those areas would cause a massive problem for the defence of Saint Petersburg which requires a buffer zone. In addition, Finland would get 300...

Russian victory in the Great Northern War or the establishment of Saint Petersburg as the new capital in the early 18th century don't come into those...

language encyclopedias work. There was not a siege of Saint Petersburg in World War II or siege of Mafikeng in the Boer War. If you want the Polish Wikipedia...

was pushed by a hyper-energetic "Khazar editor" from Saint-Petersburg, Russia. Too many changes of very low quality. It will take several weeks to polish...

empire of the 19th century. Napoleon I of France conquered most of Europe and Egypt from about 1803 to 1812. In 1812 after he conquered most of Europe...

them from Russia in exchange for Sakhalin in 1875 through the Treaty of Saint Petersburg (or am I wrong about that?). That sounds misleading to me.Fresiak...

articles called Istanbul, Dubrovnik, Volgograd, and Saint Petersburg, these being the current names of these cities, although former names (Constantinople...

Czechs, or Ukrainians. A Russian imperial official from Saint Petersburg was pretty capable of communicating with local peasants in Poltava gubernia even...

the face of the enemy, stole a march on the Army of Northern Virginia by crossing the James and coming up to the crucial city of Petersburg. If Baldy...

architecture like Saint Basil's Cathedral, art, ballet, music like Shostakovich and scientists like Lomonosov. Moscow and Petersburg in 1864 were thriving...

political scene from the War of 1812 until his death as a member of the United States Senate in 1852, when the ominous distant thunder of the Civil War was beginning...

reads: “Chuhuiv, Ukraine (former Russian Empire), 1844 — 1930, Repino, Saint Petersburg (former Kuokkala, Finland).” Though it may be a challenge to satisfy...