Moscow hospitable: People, Monuments and Traditions

Vladimir Fotievich Kozlov is a famous Moscow, a candidate of historical sciences, a professor, head of the department of regional history and local history of the historical and archival institute of the RGU, Chairman of the Union of Local Lowers of Russia and the Moscow Regional Society. He also teaches at the State Academy of Slavic Culture, has many years of experience holding excursions in the capital.
Moscow is a Russian city, but representatives of different nationalities live in it, as in any metropolis.
The book includes essays about the ethnic groups, which has long been living in our city: Armenians, British, Belarusians, Bulgarians, Greeks, Georgians, Jews, Latvians, Germans, Poles, Serbs, Tatars, French, Ukrainians, Swedes. Special attention is paid to monuments of the material and spiritual culture of national diasporas.
The authors of the essays are famous Moscow, historians, public figures, they talk about various nationalities living in the capital. Data on national econds, areas of compact residence of national minorities, monuments left in history, toponymy and architecture of Moscow are given.
The book serves as an example of tolerance and contributes to the upbringing in the spirit of mutual understanding and a good attitude towards its closest neighbors