Memorial sights in Moscow
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Memorial Synagogue at Poklonnaya Hill
This synagogue opened in 1998 as a part of the complex at Park Pobedy. It is a memorial to Holocaust victims, as well as a museum of the Russian Jewry. Admission is with a guide only, so you must make arrangements in advance, especially if you want a tour in English. Otherwise, you might be able to join an existing group.
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Memorial Apartment of Andrei Bely
Next door to the Pushkin House-Museum is the Memorial Apartment of Andrei Bely, Silver Age author of the surreal novel Petersburg.
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