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artist and
philanthropist Ildar Khanov (1940 - 2013). The
structure now
serves as a
cultural center and a
residence for
Khanov's brother and sister, who both...
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Ildar Khanov (1939–2013) was a
Russian artist and architect, best
known for
creating the
Temple of All
Religions in Kazan, Russia.
Khanov was born in...
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Aleksandr Aleksandrovich Khanov (12 May [O.S. 29 April] 1904 – 30
August 1983) was a
Soviet and
Russian stage and film actor. People's
Artist of the USSR...
- to show
Poland as an aggressor. In 1941, Pudovkin, Doller, Livanov, and
Khanov received the
Stalin Prize. The film
begins in the
summer of 1610, in a rural...
- All
Religions Temple, a
building and
cultural centre built by the
local artist Ildar Khanov...
- Ata: Nauka, 1987. Beisembiev, T. K. "Legenda o
proiskhozhdenii kokandskikh khanov kak
istochnik po
istorii ideologii v
Srednei Azii (na
materialakh sochinenii...
- The Mongols[full
citation needed] Pochekaev, R. Yu. (2010). T͡Sari ordynskie.
Biografii khanov i praviteleĭ Zolotoĭ Ordy.
Saint Petersburg: Yevraziya....
- Миллиард Татар (in Russian). 21
January 2021. Tuysin, B.; Shafikov, K.;
Khanov, I. (2022). "1". Башкирский Язык [Bashkir Language] (in Russian). Ufa: Bashkirsiy...
- All
Religions Temple. A
building and
cultural center built by the
local artist Ildar Khanov....
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neighboring countries called the
Kazakh Khanate "Urus
Tsarev Yurt" or "Urus
Khanov Yurt". Thus, it was his
medieval contemporaries who
considered the first...
