Q: History of Prospekt Mira in Moscow

[Irina Shevelenko]

It was Prospekt Marksa (Okhotnyi Riad), not Prospekt Mira. - I.Sh.

 

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Wasn't Prospekt Mira originally Oxotnyj rjad?  I thought the name would have
been restored, but I guess not.

 

Charlie Townsend

On Jul 14, 2013, at 10:01 AM, Ian wrote:





Hi all, 

 

I am working on an article on how Prospekt Mira in Moscow has changed, in
particular as it has become more Central Asian over the past two decades.  I
wanted to comb the awesome collective mind here to see if anyone had any
interesting tidbits of knowledge about Prospekt Mira past or present or
could point me towards interesting materials. 

 

Best,

 

Ian 

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