Catherine the Great

Catherine the Great incorporated it as a town in 1777.

Catherine the Great ordered to give additional money to the network in 1790.

"The most important is the plate from the Catherine the Great service."

Catherine the Great bought the support of the bureaucracy for her power seizure.

In 1787 the city was visited by Catherine the Great.

When Catherine the Great died, in 1796, about 1,000 pieces of the dinner service had been made.

Catherine the Great decided instead to send an entire mission to America.

The service was ordered by Catherine the Great in 1783, with 140 pieces.

It was granted town status in 1770 by Catherine the Great.

Catherine the Great was hardly known for her restraint.

In case you were wondering how Catherine the Great got that way, here is one version.

Catherine the Great wanted a Russian theatre to be built.

Catherine the Great confirmed its municipal rights in 1776.

For me, it's all about art and Catherine the Great."

A game of mirrors that would have pleased Catherine the Great.

He is also a direct descendant of Catherine the Great.

She was released by Catherine the Great in 1762.

Under Catherine the Great, the central part was thoroughly reconstructed.

Almost everything he wrote was immediately published by the decree of Catherine the Great.

Catherine the Great, who ruled Russia from 1762 to 1796, turned art collecting into international policy.

Catherine the Great was so much more colorful.

During her reign, Catherine the Great decided to make improvements to the square.

In 1736, Catherine the Great established regular imports of tea.

In the film Catherine the Great, a fine chess player, has it shot before dawn.

Catherine the Great, despite her fondness for horses, later rescinded most of these laws.