Soviet architecture in film

[Kyrill Reznikov]

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> From: "Jack Kollmann" <jack.kollmann at STANFORD.EDU>
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>> The double-headed eagles were removed from the main towers in 1935; red
>> glass stars were put in their place in 1937.
>> Jack Kollmann
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>>>Question about the large ornamental stars on the spires of some of the
>>>buildings of the Moscow Kremlin. These stars appears in the first few
>>>minutes of the film. Historically, when were they erected? Who put them
>>>there?
>>>Stephanie Sures
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