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Theatre building in Moscow, Russia

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Property / Carthalia ID: 5617 / rank
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Property / Preservation state: extant building / rank
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Property / Preservation state: Used as theatre today / rank
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House of culture, built 1928 by Konstantin Melnikov. Named in honour of the Russian revolutionary, Ivan Vasilyevich Rusakov (1877-1921). Home to the Teatr Romana Viktuta company. (English)
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Property / Note: House of culture, built 1928 by Konstantin Melnikov. Named in honour of the Russian revolutionary, Ivan Vasilyevich Rusakov (1877-1921). Home to the Teatr Romana Viktuta company. (English) / qualifier
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Latest revision as of 13:23, 11 September 2025

Theatre building in Moscow, Russia
  • Romana Viktyuka Teatr
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Romana Viktyuka Teatr [Moscow]
Theatre building in Moscow, Russia
  • Romana Viktyuka Teatr

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55°47'29.000"N, 37°41'13.999"E
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House of culture, built 1928 by Konstantin Melnikov. Named in honour of the Russian revolutionary, Ivan Vasilyevich Rusakov (1877-1921). Home to the Teatr Romana Viktuta company. (English)
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1928
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