Soviet Paradise: treasures of Stalin’s architecture.

VDNKh or the National Agricultural Exhibition Centre in Moscow was built in the late 1930s on the order of Stalin. It was meant to inspire Soviet people who lived a hard life of poverty and astonish the whole world. Its many pavilions were created in a multitude of architectural styles and elaborately decorated by the best artists and sculptors of the USSR. Many of its sights became iconic symbols of Moscow: Vera Mukhina’s sculpture Worker and Kolkhoz Woman, the golden fountain, the space rocket. But the So
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