The Kremlins Kremlin means inner city in Russian. It was once the palace of the Russian emperors, the oldest building in Moscow, and the five largest gate towers and arrow towers with ruby five-pointed stars. Said the Red Star of the Kremlin, this ruby red star red building has been a symbol of the rights of the former Soviet Union for a long time; that year, the force that slammed the German chariot firmly in the commanding center of the unstoppable Soviet Red Army under the city of Moscow and Stalingrad Then, sweeping the European battlefield and the 700 million elite base camp of the Japanese Kanto Army in Asia; it takes at least a full day to carefully watch all the facilities and exhibitions open to travelers in the Kremlin. It takes more than two hours to rush to two squares and three cathedrals.