Red Cross Hospital in Port Arthur (Lüshun)
Госпиталь Красного Креста в Порт-Артуре
A Red Cross hospital built in 1900 during the Russian lease of the Kwantung territory and subordinate to the Port Arthur municipal administration; it had 40 wards. The two-storey main building of about 7,600 square metres was taken over by the Japanese Red Cross Society in 1905, was used by Soviet troops in 1945–1955 and was then handed over to the Chinese side. In 2013 it was listed as a nationally protected monument of the PRC.
Больница Красного Креста, построенная в 1900 году в период аренды Квантунской области Россией и подчинявшаяся городскому управлению Порт-Артура; в ней было 40 палат. Двухэтажный главный корпус площадью около 7600 квадратных метров с 1905 года занимало японское общество Красного Креста, в 1945–1955 годах зданием пользовались советские войска, затем оно передано китайской стороне. В 2013 году здание включено в список охраняемых памятников КНР государственного значения.
Property abroad
EraRussian Empire
FunctionHospital
Present ownerPeople's Republic of China (protected monument)
Acquisitionbuilt, 1900
StatusSold, transferred or lost
As of2020-08
According to an August 2020 publication, the building has been under Chinese administration since 1955 and is protected as a national monument.
Russian Empire: all property abroad →
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