What links to “Millioshka”
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- Balchug… to local historian T. V. Kucherova, the buyers were the inhabitants of the slums and the "Milliónka" — a refuge for the city's destitute near the Ivanovo Tower [6]. The poor came looking for clothing and footwear, while collectors sought curious household …
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- Karonin-Petropavlovsky Nikolai Elpidiforovich… Novgorod period is marked by his observations of the life of the urban lower classes. Visits to the famous Millioshka — the Bugrov night-lodging house — resulted in the story "On the Border of Man", published in "Russkaya …
- Nizhny PosadFrom the second half of the 19th century, this locality acquired the ironic name Milliyoshka (a play on "million," referring to the social standing of the local population, the poorest strata, which …
- Rozhdestvenskaya… restaurants, and mansions — and right alongside, beneath the Ivanovo Tower of the Kremlin, the famous Millioshka" described in the stories of Maxim Gorky — a quarter of the destitute, the city's underworld.
- Rozhdestvenskaya SideThe start of Rozhdestvenskaya St. - " Millioshka ", a refuge of the poor and rowdies. In the photo: the "Bugrov House" - a night shelter built with the money …
- Specific Marketing Proposals for Events in the "Christmas Sloboda" Project (Appendix 3)… in the form of public-private partnership: a museum of technology, a museum-ship, a museum of merchant life, a museum of the down-and-out. Come up with other museum ideas as well. Make the interiors of individual restaurants museums and …