In St. Petersburg, monuments to Soviet poets will erect instead of Brodsky
In St. Petersburg, the Committee on Urban Planning and Architecture compiled a list of 17 figures of science and art, which will establish monuments for budget money. It was assumed that it would be based on a popular vote in 2015, which gave the first places to Tchaikovsky, Brodsky, Blok and Gumilev. But in the final list, instead of Brodsky and Gumilyov, the Soviet poets Dudin and scars were not very famous today.