Post-Soviet Linguistic landscape of Russia
Jan Zielinski
zielinski at GMX.CH
Thu Aug 7 11:14:14 UTC 2014
On 2014-08-07 12:14, John Dunn wrote:
> Perhaps I could add a belated postscript by pointing out that Bologna
> was effectively run by the Communist Party from 1946 until the time
> when communists stopped being communists. This has resulted in the
> city having to this day a Via Carlo Marx, a Viale Lenin, a Via Gorki
> and a Via Stalingrado, as well as a technical college named after Rosa
> Luxemburg; there is also a Via Del Lavoro and a Via Dell'Industria.
> Subsequent political changes in Europe, Italy and Bologna itself seem
> not to have had any effect on urban nomenclature. It is perhaps not
> always remembered that there were long-running communist
> administrations in various towns and cities in Italy and France (not
> to mention the Republic of San Marino), and it would be interesting at
> some point to compare the naming policies of these administrations and
> their successors with those of the countries of Central and Eastern
> Europe.
>
>
Aleksander Wat comments in his unpublished notebooks on the case of
renaming (into rue Lenine!) of one "rue Staline" in Ivry-sur-Seine near
Paris.
According to this Internet source there are still two "rue Staline"
left, one in France, one in Belgium:
http://www.echolalie.org/wiki/index.php?ListeDeruesquinexistentpas
* Rue Staline (En France, il n'en reste plus qu'une aujourd'hui, à
Essômes-sur-Marne (2400), dans l'Aisne. En Belgique, il reste une
rue Staline à Eugies (province du Hainault)
Jan Zielinski
Berne
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