Embassy of Tunisia ("The House of Beria") (Moscow)
Russia /
Moscow /
Moscow /
Malaya Nikitskaya ulitsa, 28/1
World
/ Russia
/ Moscow
/ Moscow
, 4 km from center (Москва)
World / Russia / Moscow City / Northern
embassy, listed building / architectural heritage
Tel. (495) 691-28-58
E-mail : tunisia@orc.ru
Former home of AI Bakakin (Also known as "The House of Beria).
Built at the beginning of XX century for AI Bakakin (husband of Olga Ivanovna Mindovskaya) by the architect Adolf Erikhson in 1910
Mindovskys were a dynasty of Russian businessmen who made their money as textile manufacturers inthe city of Vichuga in the area which is now the Ivanovo region. The founder of the dynasty - Ivan Mindovsky (1781-1853) in 1817, while still a serf, established a paper-warping and dyeing factory in Old Golchikha (in 1858, the factory provided jobs for 200 workers and 470 homeworkers). In 1820, he bought his freedome from serfdom: "summer of eighteen hundred twentieth, the first day of December, a retired artillery captain, and gentleman's son Sergei Nazarov Glushkov released in forever at the will of their serfs, taken from the peasants in the courtyard of the people"
During the period from late 1930 to 1953 in this house lived the Soviet statesman, People's Commissar of Internal Affairs, the curator of "nuclear program" Laurentius Pavlovich Beria.
The house is also listed under number 1 / 28 to Vspolny lane.
E-mail : tunisia@orc.ru
Former home of AI Bakakin (Also known as "The House of Beria).
Built at the beginning of XX century for AI Bakakin (husband of Olga Ivanovna Mindovskaya) by the architect Adolf Erikhson in 1910
Mindovskys were a dynasty of Russian businessmen who made their money as textile manufacturers inthe city of Vichuga in the area which is now the Ivanovo region. The founder of the dynasty - Ivan Mindovsky (1781-1853) in 1817, while still a serf, established a paper-warping and dyeing factory in Old Golchikha (in 1858, the factory provided jobs for 200 workers and 470 homeworkers). In 1820, he bought his freedome from serfdom: "summer of eighteen hundred twentieth, the first day of December, a retired artillery captain, and gentleman's son Sergei Nazarov Glushkov released in forever at the will of their serfs, taken from the peasants in the courtyard of the people"
During the period from late 1930 to 1953 in this house lived the Soviet statesman, People's Commissar of Internal Affairs, the curator of "nuclear program" Laurentius Pavlovich Beria.
The house is also listed under number 1 / 28 to Vspolny lane.
Nearby cities:
Coordinates: 55°45'34"N 37°35'10"E
- Former City Estate of the Dolgoruky's - architectural monument 0.1 km
- Central House of Literature 0.2 km
- City Estate of the Bibikov family - architectural monument 0.3 km
- The Narkomfin Building 0.4 km
- Former City Estate of the Suvorovs (Baranov, Garman) - architectural and historic monument 0.4 km
- City Estate of Dolgoruky (Bobrinsky) - architectural monument 0.4 km
- Stalin-era skyscraper on Kudrinskaya Square 0.4 km
- Novinsky bulvar, 18 0.4 km
- Krasnopresnenskaya Metro Station 0.7 km
- Gorbaty ('Hump-back') Bridge 0.8 km
- "Children Zoo" 0.2 km
- Kudrinskaya Square 0.2 km
- New territory of Moscow Zoo 0.4 km
- Moscow Zoo 0.5 km
- Arbat District 1 km
- Presnensky District 1.5 km
- Tverskoy District 1.6 km
- Tsentralny Administrative Okrug 1.8 km
- Zemlyanoy Gorod 2.3 km
- Severny Administrative Okrug 13 km