🚶 Frunzenskaya Embankment

A long embankment with Stalinist buildings and a wide pavement along the Moskva River.

The embankment used to be called Khamovnicheskaya; it most likely received Frunze's name in 1936.
The roadway along the river appeared after the iron Krymsky Bridge was built in 1872, and until the 1930s the buildings were single-storey.
The banks were faced with granite in 1936–1937.
Building no. 22 is the General Staff of the Ground Forces, built in 1938–1951 with the participation of Lev Rudnev.
Lazar Kaganovich lived at no. 50, and the actors Georgy Burkov (no. 32) and Pyotr Glebov (nos. 38–44) lived in other buildings on the embankment.

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