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Kirov Street
The street is 2.25 km. long, runs
south north from Masherov Av to
Ordzhonikidze Street .
It crosses Gogol Street,
Pushkin Street,
Mitskewich Street
The previous
names:
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Russian period
- ulitsa Kobrinskaya named
after the town of Kobrin and spelled in Russian,
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Polish period
- "ulica Kobrynska"
named after the town of Kobrin and spelled in Polish,
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Soviet period
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ulitsa Kirova (Kirov
Street) named after a Party leader, who was assassinated in
1934.
Only few old structures on the
western side by the intersection with
Pushik Street remained
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Glimpses of
the street
A grocery shop at the north western corner was
built some decades ago.
to the right of the corner further on along the
western side some old structures like this can be seen
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