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- Historical background. The pavilion, built in 1937 to the design of Stefan Polupanov, was meant for three Soviet republics: Tajik, Turkmen and Uzbek.
- Pavilion No. 66 of the Exhibition, Cultural and Exposition Center of the Republic of Uzbekistan. VDNKH.
- Pavillion Culture (Uzbekistan, №66) (VDNKh). Historic attraction. 1. Wikipedia. ... Glaciers. Cultural. Museums.
- How to get there. VDNKh • 8 min walk. Reach out directly. ... As a child, this was my favorite pavilion due to its unusual architecture and mosaic panels.
- VDNKh. Pavillion 66 Culture (Uzbekistan) P5293271 2350.jpg 3,525 × 2,350; 2.33 MB. ... Cultural heritage monuments in North-eastern district of Moscow.
- Pavilion No. 66 "Uzbekistan" (formerly "Culture"). VDNKH.
- federal cultural heritage site in Russia. ... Russian Wikipedia. Commons category. Pavillion Culture (Uzbekistan, №66) (VDNKh).
- VDNKh. VDNH, Pavilion No. 66. ` Soviet culture` former Uzbek SSR. Moscow, Russia 05 24 2019. ... Pavillion Culture - Uzbekistan 66 at VDNKh.
- In 1964, it was named Culture. Now, after renovation, the pavilion was to become a full-fledged exhibition space for Soviet art. VDNKh №66.
- After restoration, Pavilion No. 66 Soviet Culture (former Uzbek SSR Pavilion) opened at VDNKh. ... Pavilion No, 66 is a federal cultural heritage site.
- Today, it serves as a location for various exhibitions and cultural events, attracting numerous visitors. ... Pavillion Culture (Uzbekistan, №66) (VDNKh).
- Russian Federation, Moscow Soviet Architecture, the Fragment of Pavilion №66 "Republic of Uzbekistan" - "Oʻzbekiston", formerly "Uzbek SSR"...
- Global file usage. Metadata. File:Pavillon Uzbekistan 01.jpg.
- Restoration of Pavilion No. 66 nearing completion at VDNKh | Moscow. ... In 1964, all republican pavilions were transferred to VDNKh for other purposes.