- Along Holland Park Road, close by one of the entrances to the park, is a statue of St Volodymyr, or Vladimir the Great of Kiev...
- Vladimir I — can refer to:* Vladimir I of Kiev * Vladimir I of Pskov … Wikipedia. Vladimir Ier — Pour les articles homonymes, voir Vladimir.
- How did Vladimir I become a ruler of Kiev?Vladimir I became the ruler of Kievan Rus’ after overthrowing his brother Yaropolk in 978.
- Statue. ... Born about 958 in Pskov,Son of Sviatoslav Igorevich I of Kiev and Malusha. He had issue with at least 6 different women.∼Converted to Christianity in 988.
- Ackermann asked himself, “Where did it go?” a statue of Vladimir Lenin on the ground. Near a municipal storage facility in Kremenchuk, Ukraine.
- All other pagan statues were put to ruin. Vladimir established churches, monasteries, and schools in Kiev and all over Russia. Image.
- Upon arriving back at Kiev, Vladimir saw to the conversion of his subjects and ordered the destruciton of the statues of the gods.
- Archetypes of different parts of the Statute probably did originate in the reign of Vladimir, but the archetype of the entire Statute seems not to have arisen before...
- (redirected from Vladimir I of Kiev) Also found in: Wikipedia. ... He also enacted several statutes concerning the legal status and courts of the church.
- Protesters in Kiev knocked down a statue of Vladimir Lenin on Sunday, as outrage mounted over government’s suspension of talks with EU.