The House of six Prime Ministers
Partyzanski District, Belarus
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Built in 1967 in Minsk's Partyzanski District, this residential building exemplifies Soviet Modernist architecture. Known as the House of Six Prime Ministers for having accommodated that number of Belarusian heads of government, it stands as a notable example of the utilitarian residential design favored during the Soviet era, reflecting the period's architectural principles of functionality and state-directed urban development.
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- building
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- Partyzanski District, Belarus
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