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Danilov Monastery, Moscow, Russia.

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Danilov Monastery, Moscow, Russia, 1882. Artist: Scherer Nabholz & Co

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Red Army men confiscating church treasures of the Simonov monastery, Moscow, USSR, 1925. Artist: Anon

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Graves in the cemetery of the Novodevichy (New Maidens') Convent, Moscow, Russia, 1929.

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The Elias Gates, Moscow, USSR, 1920s.

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The first Proletcult theatre, Moscow, USSR, 1920s.

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Senior Soviet figures on the tribune of Lenin's mausoleum, Red Square, Moscow, USSR, 1931. Artist: Anon

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Strastnoy Monastery, Moscow, Russia, 1881. Artist: Scherer Nabholz & Co

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Smolensk Market, Moscow, USSR, 1920s.

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Petrovka Street, Moscow, USSR, 1920s.

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Chudov Monastery in the Kremlin, Moscow, Russia, 1881. Artist: Scherer Nabholz & Co

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The auditorium, the Polytechnical Museum, Moscow, USSR, 1925.

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Electric multiple unit train, Moscow, USSR, 1920s.

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Saviour Cathedral, Zaikonospassky Monastery, Kitai-gorod, Moscow, Russia, 1881. Artist: Scherer Nabholz & Co

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Roadworks in Tverskaya Street, Moscow, USSR, 1920s.

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Znamensky Monastery, Moscow, Russia, 1881. Artist: Scherer Nabholz & Co

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Monastery of St John Chrysostom, Moscow, Russia, 1881. Artist: Scherer Nabholz & Co

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Monastery of the Immaculate Conception, Moscow, Russia, 1881. Artist: Scherer Nabholz & Co

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Danilov Monastery, Moscow, Russia, before its closure, late 1920s.

Danilov Monastery, Moscow, Russia, before its closure, late 1920s. The Danilov Monastery was originally founded in the 13th century by Alexander Nevsky's son, Daniil. It was closed in 1929 by order of the Soviet authorities but since 1983 was the first monastery to be restored to the Moscow Patriarchy and now serves as the headquarters of the Russian Orthodox Church. Found in the collection of the Institute for the History of Material Culture, St Petersburg.

Unique Identifier AR910567

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Purpose Public

Size 3485px × 4419px

Photo Credit HIP / Art Resource, NY

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Danilov Monastery

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RUSSIAN ORTHODOX

Union of Soviet Socialist Republics