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Kuybyshev Street
The street is 1,3 km long, running
north to south,
from Ordzhonikidze Street to
Internatsionalnaya Street
The previous
names:
-
Russian period
- Nikolayevskaya ulitsa,
(Nicholas Street)
Dolgaya ulitsa, (Long Street)
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Polish period
- ulica Dluga ( Long Street)
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Soviet period
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Kuybysheva ulitsa (Kuybyshev Street)
Glimpses of
the street
The northern part of the street,
you will not miss is the square in front of the
bus station at the corner of Mitskevitch Street
Here at the corner of
Pushkin Street you see the
market that occupies the stretch between
Pushkin Street and
Mitskevitch Street.
The Polish consulate is seen on the right
The Municipal stomatological clinic at the
corner of Gogol Street and Kuibyshev Street
former fruit processing plant
In this old house near the
former synagogue the future Nobel prize-winner M. Begin had
been attending school lessons. He was born in Brest in 1913
M. Begin was
remembered by the memorial plaque on the wall of the former
school in 2005.
There is another old house close to the former
school.
Holocaust Memorial at the corner of Dzerzinsky
Street
An old wooden barrack-like wooden house must have
witnessed the tragedy of the ghetto in the Nazi occupied Brest.
Soon the wooden houses on the western side close
to Masherov Avenue are too old and will be pulled down
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