| Russian soldier | 15 |
| Russian man's name | 22 |
| Russian G.I. | 12 |
| Rocky's "Rocky IV" foe | 36 |
| Rival of Abdul the Bulbul | 25 |
| Reitman rumored to be involved with "Ghostbusters III" | 64 |
| Producer-director Tors | 22 |
| Producer-director Reitman | 25 |
| Poet Bunin | 10 |
| Photographer Dmitri | 19 |
| Philosopher Illich | 18 |
| Pavlov or Lendl | 15 |
| Pavlov of Pavlov's dogs fame | 32 |
| Orderer of the sack of Novgorod | 31 |
| One of six Russian rulers | 25 |
| One of several czars | 20 |
| One of Dostoevsky's "Brothers Karamazov" | 54 |
| Notorious hurricane of 2004 | 27 |
| Nobel winner Pavlov | 19 |
| Nobel scientist Pavlov | 22 |
| Muscovite ruler ___ the Great, 1462-1505 | 40 |
| Muscovite name | 14 |
| Mr. Lendl | 9 |
| ML all-star Rodriguez | 21 |
| Middle of the brothers Karamazov | 32 |
| Memorable hurricane of 2004 | 27 |
| Memorable 2004 hurricane | 24 |
| Medicine Nobelist Pavlov | 24 |
| Literary Nobelist Bunin | 23 |
| Lendl, of tennis | 16 |
| Lendl who won 94 singles titles | 31 |
| Lendl or Rodriguez | 18 |
| Lendl or Pavlov | 15 |
| Lendl or Boesky | 15 |
| Lendl of the court | 18 |
| Lend1 | 5 |
| Lead role in Rimsky-Korsakov's "The Maid of Pskov" | 64 |
| KlÃÂma or Lendl | 21 |
| John, in Moscow? | 16 |
| John, in Kiev | 13 |
| Hoe handle? | 11 |
| Great or Terrible name | 22 |
| Great or Terrible | 17 |
| Grand Duke of Muscovy | 21 |
| Gold Glover Rodriguez | 21 |
| Gogol hero | 10 |
| Former Wall Street insider Boesky | 33 |
| Foe for Boris | 13 |
| First Russian czar | 18 |
| First name in Russia | 20 |
| Financier Boesky | 16 |
| Film producer Tors | 18 |
| Fearsome czar | 13 |
| Feared tsar | 11 |
| Epithet for a Russian soldier | 29 |
| Dreaded tsar | 12 |
| Dixon on "Hogan's Heroes" | 39 |
| Dixon of "Hogan's Heroes" | 39 |
| Destructive 2004 hurricane | 26 |
| Czech writer KlÃÂma | 25 |
| Czar known as "the Terrible" | 38 |
| Czar before Feodor I | 20 |
| Cruel tsar | 10 |
| Brilliant young man in "The Brothers Karamazov" | 57 |
| Boris's rival | 17 |
| Boesky or Tors | 14 |
| Boesky of finance | 17 |
| Bizet opera title character | 27 |
| Big name in bloodthirsty sixteenth-century empire building | 58 |
| Basil's successor | 21 |
| A tsar | 6 |
| A grand duke of Muscovy | 23 |
| A first name in Orel | 20 |
| A czar | 6 |
| A "terrible" czar | 27 |
| 1988 U.S. Open loser to Mats | 28 |
| 1985-87 U.S. Open champ Lendl | 29 |
| "The Great" of Muscovy | 32 |
| "The Brothers Karamazov" brother | 42 |
| "Terrible" Russian name? | 34 |
| "Terrible" Russian czar | 33 |
| "Terrible" ruler of yore | 34 |
| "Terrible" man | 24 |
| "Terrible" guy | 24 |
| "Terrible" despot | 27 |
| "Terrible" 16th-century leader | 40 |
| "Six Days Seven Nights" director Reitman | 50 |
| "Rocky IV" villain ___ Drago | 38 |
| "One Day in the Life of ___ Denisovich" (Solzhenitsyn novel) | 70 |
| "Oblomov" novelist Goncharov | 38 |
| "Fathers and Sons" novelist Turgenev | 46 |
| "A Life for the Tsar" hero Susanin | 44 |
| 'Terrible' guy | 22 |
| ''Terrible'' ruler | 34 |
| ''Terrible'' czar | 33 |
| --- Petrovich Pavlov | 20 |
| ___ the Great, leader of 1462-1505 | 34 |
| ___ Skavinsky Skavar | 20 |
| ___ IV, first Russian czar | 26 |
| ___ IV, first czar | 18 |