Railway Workers' Palace of Culture and Sport
Minsk, Belarus
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The Railway Workers' Palace of Culture and Sport in Minsk, Belarus, is a Soviet Modernist structure designed by architect Lidiya Iosifovna Anikina. Built as a house of culture, the building reflects the architectural principles and institutional priorities of the Soviet era, serving the cultural and recreational needs of railway workers through its multifunctional design.
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- Type
- palace of culture
- Place
- Minsk, Belarus
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