The document provides a detailed history of Moscow from its earliest inhabitants in the Stone Age through modern times. It traces Moscow's growth from a small town in the 11th century under Prince Yury Dolgoruky, who built a wooden wall and moat, to becoming the capital of Vladimir-Suzdal and collecting taxes for the Mongol rulers. Moscow increasingly dominated other Russian principalities and helped liberate Russia from Mongol rule. It summarizes some key events like fires that ravaged the city in 1571 and 1611, and Napoleon's retreat from Moscow in 1812 after it was burned by Russians. The document outlines Moscow's role in World War 2 and hosting the 1980 Summer Olympics, before concluding with details about

1. Moscow Mikhail Nokhov Gymnasium # 1 Khasavyurt

2. The Coat of Arms of Moscow

3. The Flag of Moscow

21. Mikhail Gorbachov and Boris Yetsin

22. The First President of Russia Boris Yeltsin.

23. The Second President of Russia Vladimir Putin.

24. The Third President of Russia Dmitry Medvedev

25. Yuri Luzhkov Mayor of Moscow

26. The Kremlin

27. The Spas Tower

28. The Kremlin Embankment

29. The White House

30. The State Duma

31. The History Museum

33. Saint Basil Cathedral

34. Cathedral of Christ the Savior

35. The Variety Theatre

36. The Bolshoi Theatre

37. The Tretyakov Gallery

38. Museum of the History of Moscow

39. Pushkin Museum

40. Ostankino Palace

41. Paveletsky Railway Station

42. Paveletsky Tower Business Centre

43. Entrance to Moscow ZOO

44. Kotelnicheskaya Embankment

45. Kyivski Railway Station

46. The Building of Moscow University

47. State Department Store

48. International Business Centre

49. All-Russia Exhibition Centre

50. Northern River Terminal

51. Europe Square

52. Stadium in Luzhniki