Railway Felix

The monument to Felix Dzerzhinsky can be installed near Paveletsky Station. This proposal was made by the chairman of the Commission on the Culture of the Moscow City Duma Evgeny Gerasimov during the round table in the Moscow branch of the United Russia party, TASS reports .

“I really appreciate the contribution of Felix Edmundovich. I don’t think that there should not be a monument, there is a place where experts can also be deservedly. This should also be determined by experts. It can be the Dzerzhinsky Academy or Paveletsky Station, where he gathered homeless people, and this will be due to his amazing activity,” Gerasimov said.

In February, the Moscow City Committee of the Communist Party of the Communist Party of the Communist Party of the initiative to hold a referendum to return the monument to Dzerzhinsky to Lubyanskaya Square. The Mosgorisbirk refused the Communists, after which they appealed this decision in court. In May, the Moscow City Court recognized the decision of the election commission illegal and ordered the commission to re -consider the issue of referendum. On June 11, upon repeated consideration by the Mosgorisbirk, he recognized the petition of the Communists legal .

On June 24, the Moscow City Duma, in turn, recognized the issue of the issue of the monument to Dzerzhinsky to the citywide referendum legal . At the same time, she considered the other initiative of the Communists illegal - a referendum on issues of education and healthcare reforms.

The next day, the Mosgorisbirkregistered the initiative group for the referendum on the return of the monument to Dzerzhinsky to Lubyanka. She needed to collect about 146 thousand signatures within a month. On July 20, the first secretary of the Moscow City Committee of the Communist Party of the Communist Party Valery Rashkin reported, almost 150 thousand signatures were collected.

On June 21, Rashkin said that the Communist Party Military Committee postponed the delivery of signatures before the decision of the Moscow City Court on the issue of two other issues proposed by the Communists to the reforms in the fields of education and healthcare. In addition, he noted that we must wait for the decision of the Moscow City Duma Commission on monumental art. Then the installation of the monument to Prince Vladimir was not excluded on the Lubyanka. “Then we will continue the struggle to hold a referendum on a new basis,” Rashkin promised.

On Tuesday, the commission on monumental art under the Moscow City Duma decided that the monument to the Kiev Prince Vladimir should be erected on the Borovitskaya Square of the capital , next to the Kremlin. Earlier in United Russia, they came up with the initiative to restore the fountain on Lubyanskaya Square, which existed there before the revolution.