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      🖼 Jewish Museum and Tolerance Center

      ул. Образцова, 11, стр. 1А

      A big interactive museum in Melnikov's Bakhmetevsky Garage: the history of Jews in Russia from the Pale of Settlement to today — with cinema halls, multimedia and reconstructions of a shtetl; the Avant-Garde Center is in the same building.

      Jewish Museum and Tolerance Center
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      • The museum opened in 2012 in the Bakhmetevsky bus garage of 1926–1927.
      • The garage was built by Konstantin Melnikov, and Vladimir Shukhov calculated the truss roofing.
      • The exhibition area is about 8,500 square metres, making it one of the largest Jewish museums in the world.
      • It starts with a 4D cinema, then goes in order: a shtetl street, the revolution, the Great Patriotic War and the present day.
      • The building houses the Avant-Garde Center, which shows art of the 1910s–1920s.

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      • Maryina Roshcha: Dostoevsky, Melnikov and sculptures
      • Melnikov’s garage and Alabyan’s star

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