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Dzerzhynsky Street
The street is about 1 km long,
running west to east, between
Lenin Street to Kosmonavtov Boulevard, it
crosses K.Marx Street,
Sovietskikh Pogranichnikov Street, 17th
September Street, Sovietskaya Street,
Kuybyshev Street,
Karbyshev Street
The previous
names:
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Russian period
- Krivaya ulitsa, (crooked
street as it is not quite direct)
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Polish period
- ulica Krzywa, Pierackiego (
Pieracki Street)
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Soviet period
-
Budyonnogo ulitsa (Budyonny Street)
Glimpses of
the street
at the corner of Lenin Street
the street starts. That is the western end of the street
a shop at the north-western corner in the old house
The brickwork of the former school at the north-eastern corner of
K.Marx St. attracts attention at once
at the north-western corner of
Pogranichnikov Street the modern house of culture that was built by the
Brest's biggest building company
the southern side has several
old nice houses
the northern side has a
brickwork house
in the yard of
the house above
the
north-western corner of Dzerzhinsky Street and
17th September
Street today
The same corner in 1916. One storey was built after WW2
the
south-eastern corner of Dzerzhinsky Street and
17th September
Street
the
sports hall for future Olympics athletes (former Green Shul) was
about to collapse, the wall cracked and it was decided to pull
down the house and build a new structure in the similar shape.
after the
structure was pulled down
The
construction started in 2008.
The building was
finished in 2010.
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northern side
southern side near
Sovietskaya Street
at the south-western corner of Dzerzhynsky
Street and Sovietskaya Street
the view during the
reconstruction. The old plaster was removed and the name of
the shop, written in Polish was seen
the house after the
reconstruction
at the north-eastern corner of Dzerzhynsky
Street and Sovietskaya Street
during the resonstruction
the view after the
reconstruction
The building of the Sports
Complex "Olympus" on the northern side between
Sovietskaya Street and
Kuibyshev Street
the eastern end of the street is quite near
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