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In 1493 Ivan III around the Kremlin have removed all the wooden buildings, to avoid fires. And to trade near the Eastern wall there was an area called the Trading or Bargaining. It also was called a Fire because of the frequent fires here. In the 16th century Red square was called Trinity, in the name of Trinity Church, located in the southern part of the square. In the years 1508-1516 along the Kremlin wall for defensive purposes was dug ditch width of more than 36 m and 10 m deep, which filled with water. In the 17th century across the ditch built bridges to Nikolsky and Spassky gate. The square was called red, which meant beautiful. Gradually, the Red square in Moscow became not only commercial, but also political center.

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Dear Daryna,     How are you? I hope the summer job is going well. Did you brother ready to go to school.                                           I want to tell you about my favourite writer. It is Alexandra Marinina. She is considered to be a Russian Queen of detective prose. The works of this author are clever and really interesting. In all books there are the same characters and starting a new book you meet old friends. The author used to work as an investigator and she knows how to arouse the reader’s interest and at the same time writes the facts that could take place. Many detective novels by Marinina are translated into foreign languages and foreign readers can compare our writer with Agatha Christie. When I got acquainted with these books I was greatly impressed by the wit and humour. The main character, a slender and weak woman, doesn’t need to fight with the criminals using judo or something like that. She is very clever and intelligent. Her brain works as a good computer and she knows how to derive benefit from it. All the actions and characters are described so vividly that I had a feeling of our possible meeting when I visited Moscow last summer. Unfortunately I don’t have complete works by Marinina, it’s impossible, she’s still writing. But I always recommend my friends to read these books.