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Former Consulate General of the Soviet Union in Harbin
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Former Consulate General of the Soviet Union in Harbin

Бывшее генеральное консульство СССР в Харбине
ChinaХарбин1927Public buildings
The compound at 22 Yaojing Street was built in the early 20th century for D. L. Horvat, manager of the Chinese Eastern Railway; in 1911 the consulate general of the Russian Empire moved in. In 1927 the Soviet consulate general was relocated here from Jilin Street and worked in the compound until 1962. The two surviving buildings are first-class protected buildings, and since 30 September 2007 the complex has been a protected monument of the city of Harbin.
Усадьба на улице Яоцзин, 22 построена в начале XX века для управляющего Китайско-Восточной железной дорогой Д. Л. Хорвата; в 1911 году сюда переехало генеральное консульство Российской империи. В 1927 году в усадьбу с Гиринской улицы переведено генеральное консульство СССР, работавшее здесь до 1962 года. Два сохранившихся корпуса отнесены к охраняемым зданиям первой категории, с 30 сентября 2007 года комплекс охраняется как памятник города Харбина.

Property abroad

EraUSSR
FunctionConsulate
Present ownerHeilongjiang provincial authorities (China)
StatusSold, transferred or lost
As of2017-03
The consulate closed in 1962; from 1963 the compound housed the Heilongjiang Federation of Literature and Arts, and in 2005 it was transferred to the provincial foreign affairs office (publication of March 2017).

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