The post in Russia in the nineteenth century was a monopoly of the state through the Imperial Post, however, official post offices were restricted to towns and some large villages, leaving most rural areas a long distance from the nearest post office.
The post in Russia in the nineteenth century was a monopoly of the state through the Imperial Post, official post offices were restricted to towns. This was however. The post in Russia in the nineteenth century was a monopoly of the state through the Imperial Post, official post offices were restricted to some large villages. This was however. The post in Russia in the nineteenth century was a monopoly of the state through the Imperial Post, official post offices were leaving most rural areas a long distance from the nearest post office. This was however.