What is another word for Leningrad Staatsbibliothek?
Pronunciation: [lˈɛnɪŋɡɹˌad stˈɑːtsbɪblɪˌɒθɛk] (IPA) 
The Leningrad Staatsbibliothek, known in English as the Leningrad State Library, was founded in 1795 and was one of the largest libraries in the Soviet Union. After being renamed the Russian State Library in 1992, it is now considered Russia's national library and houses over 47 million items, including books, manuscripts, maps, and periodicals. Synonyms for Leningrad Staatsbibliothek include the Leningrad State Public Library, the Russian National Library, and the Russian State Library. It is a cultural and academic hub, attracting scholars and researchers worldwide with its vast collection and valuable resources. The information within its walls is a testament to Russia's rich history and its ongoing contributions to the world of literature and arts.
