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Tell me depicted Moscow?

Course! And Muscovites let the prompt where it is - at Tinkers, at Smolensk, on Kudrinskaya at Red Gates or hotel Leningrad:)
In the Ukraine, and few seem to MSU.

zik, like there are in Warsaw.

Yeah ... With a huge red star on the steeple.

The star was ...
Palace of Culture and Science (Polish Pałac Kultury i Nauki) - a building in Warsaw, built on the model of so-called "Stalin skyscrapers" and would be considered a gift of the Soviet Union to the Polish people. Was erected in 1952-1955. and was originally called the Palace of Culture and Science behalf of Stalin. Author of the project - Soviet architect Lev Rudnev.
http://www.pkin.pl/flash/
The most remarkable architectural work Rudnev - ensemble of the Moscow State University. University on the Sparrow (when Lenin) Mountains (1948-1953, jointly developed with S. Chernyshev, P. Abrosimova, Hryakovym and engineer Nasonova).

His Palace of Culture and Science in the center of Warsaw in Poland (1952-1955) clearly recalls the sculptural style of an ensemble of the Moscow State University. (c)

Do not argue, can be a star and was. But the picture still Moscow ...

Sure.
This Foreign Ministry on Smolenskaya, it seems.

This is a brilliant coast waterfront. Street Radishchevskaya goes down to the waterfront from Taganka ..

You mean the upper Radishchevskaya? I'm not sure this is it, although do not rule. But the fact that Moscow, that's for sure:) Radishchevskaya y the same, and building on it below, although it seems. Left perceptible building with arched openings, you should try to look it up.

Yes, Upper Radishchevskaya photo taken from the left side to move downward, and the picture on the right side of the street. And there goes trolley. The artist seems a little broken-term, high-rise to bring and maintain, and he was closer to the Taganka.