A: Tsentralnyy administrativnyy okrug, Moskva, Russia
On June 6, 2014 BBC.com reported that Russia sentenced three agents belonging to its Federal Security Service (FSB) for attempting to sell a Gutenberg Bible that had been stolen from Lomonosov Moscow State University. Colonel Sergei Vedischev was sentenced to more than three years in a penal colony. His two accomplices received a lighter sentence for trying to find a buyer. The thieves offered the Bible to a collector for under $1.15 million dollars, perhaps one-twentieth of its value in 2014.
Regarding the theft, Eric White commented on the Ex-Libris newsgroup on June 8, 2014:
"This is the paper copy that had been in Leipzig until the Soviet army took it in 1945; it was held secretly until just a few years ago. No one I know has actually been able to see it."