Mosfilmovskaya
The Mosfilmowskaja ( Russian Мосфильмовская улица) is a three-kilometer road in the district Ramenki in Western administrative district of Moscow .
history
The street was named in 1952 after the Mosfilm film company , which is located there. Before that it was called Mosfilmstraße and Potylicha (Russian Потылиха). Potylicha is a historic site at the confluence of the Setun and Moskva rivers north of the Sparrow Hills . In the 17th century, the village of Troitskoye-Golenishchevo (or Golenishchevoy-Kutusowo ), which belonged to the Kutuzov family, was located here . In the middle of the 17th century the Church of the Holy Trinity at Troize-Golenishchewo was built here.
In the 1970s and 1980s, many embassy buildings were built on Mosfilmovskaya . On the street are among others:
- Mosfilm (house number 1)
- The housing complex for the Soviet military command (house number 11, corps 1.2.3 and 4). The Marshal of the Soviet Union Vasily Petrov , Colonel General of the Aviators Semyon Kharlamov, the Naval Admiral Nikolai Smirnov and the Marshal of the Aviators and two-time Hero of the Soviet Union Nikolai Skomorochow lived here .
- The Church of the Holy Trinity at Troize-Golenishchewo (house number 18a). This church was built in 1644/45 in place of the former wooden church.
- The embassies of Kuwait, Serbia, Malaysia, Nicaragua, Panama, Bosnia-Herzegovina, Germany , Sweden, Hungary, Romania, Bulgaria and North Korea
Web links
- Mosfilmowskaya Street. History and Landmarks (Russian)
- History of the Ramenki District (Russian)
Individual evidence
- ^ Embassy of the Federal Republic of Germany in Moscow. Press office at the German Embassy in Moscow, accessed on May 7, 2019 .