What happened in Moscow in 1974?

The most famous thing that happened is Bulldozer Exhibition (Bulldozer Exhibition) It took place in a small park on outskirts of the city on September 15th. Few avant-garde artists made an exhibition and this exhibition was broken-up by a large police force and bulldozers. read more

Although disturbed by the progress of the campaign, Napoleon was sure that once Moscow was taken Alexander would be forced to capitulate. On September 14, the French entered a deserted Moscow. All but a few thousand of the city’s 275,000 people were gone. read more

As Eisenhower’s vice president, Nixon made frequent official trips abroad, including a 1959 trip to Moscow to tour the Soviet capital and to attend the U.S. Trade and Cultural Fair in Sokolniki Park. read more