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Gorky's return
On Monday night on Monday, work was in full swing on Monday night in Moscow.
In Moscow, a special operation to transfer the monument to Gorky began
- Moscow Blog (@blogmoscow) July 30, 2017
The monument to Maxim Gorky was returned to the square in front of the Belarusian station. They delivered from Museoea on the night of July 31. pic.twitter.com/oyuzrfqr7q
- Alexander Sapronov (@sapronovas) July 31, 2017
On the area where large -scale reconstruction is now being completed, the monument to the "Petrel of the Revolution" and the founder of socialist realism Maxim Gorky was returned. The monument, erected there in 1951, spent the last 12 years in the park of Soviet sculptures "Museon", next to Jerzhinsky, Stalin and others. Many believed that he would never return to the Belarusian station - therefore were very surprised by Gorky's return. This is the first case of a re -setting of the sculpture that got into the "Museon".
Wow, at night the Gorky monument was returned to the square in front of the Belarusian station - the only one of the exiled to the Museum. Historical event. I'll go look.
However, for those who carefully monitor the plans of the city hall, the installation of the monument should not be a surprise.
In the coming days to their historical place, pl. Tver outpost, the monument to Maxim Gorky will return. Road work on Sretenka will take place
- Sergey Sobyanin (@mossobyanin) July 28, 2017
The monument to Gorky will become an important cultural and historical attraction of a new public space, comfortable for Muscovites and tourists. “Recently, the Square of the Tver outpost was an open space without greenery and places of rest, which was practically not used by the townspeople. In 2017, she entered the program “My Street”, and very soon at the Belorussky station will be equipped with a square with walking tracks, lawns, historical lanterns and benches, ” the Moscow City Hall said.
The attitude to the old-new cultural and historical attractions is ambiguous: some commentators are wondering if the path to the return of other sculptures from the Museon is there?
I saw this special operation yesterday - strange sensations. Like the dismantling of Dzerzhinsky in Lubyanka, only on the contrary
The photos are indeed a little like the famous photos of August 1991 from the Lubyanka.
Sobyaninsky Telik explains. It’s good that the monument to Gorky is returned to the Belarusian. As always in support, the public is given. The blonde of about 35 says in the camera: a very correct solution. And then our children do not know who Pushkin is, not that bitter.
Other commentators prefer to rejoice at the return of the “historical appearance”, claiming that it could be even worse (under Luzhkov, when Gorky, in fact, was removed, the square was supposed to arrange an underground shopping center).
But what's wrong here? There, with a meadow, a foundation pit, as on Paveletskaya, is now stupidly parking - a sea of asphalt Whout Rhyme or Reason.
Well, others are openly rejoiced:
Although “Democratic Russia” did not refuse Gorky: after 12 years of absence, the monument to Gorky returned to the place at the Belorussian station Pic.twitter.com/501PSedDVVV
- Jacob (@iacobrf) July 31, 2017