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Can anybody imagine a monument to Pushkin Square without Opekushin?!
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Sorry, but this area previously had a somewhat different view.
Originally Pushkin monument was set at the beginning of Tverskaya Boulevard in the Holy Square (now Pushkin). In 1950, he was moved to the opposite side of the square, where he remains to this day.
And do not forget the wretchedness that is now a monument stands on the site of the Passion Monastery, which was in 1937 (during the reconstruction of Gorky Street (now Tverskaya Street) and the Pushkin Square) destroyed.
So, in the context of the topic, your example of "Pushkin Square without a monument Opekushin" is ambiguous. No?