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Russian House in Belgrade (House of Soviet Culture)
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Russian House in Belgrade (House of Soviet Culture)

Русский дом в Белграде (Дом советской культуры)
SerbiaБелград1947Public buildings
The building on Kraljice Natalije Street was begun on 22 June 1931 and opened in 1933 as the Emperor Nicholas II Russian House, the cultural centre of the Russian community in Yugoslavia; it was designed by architect Vasily Baumgarten. After the Second World War the Yugoslav government transferred the building to Soviet ownership. In 1947 it was remodelled to a design by Grigory Samoylov and became the House of Soviet Culture, since 1994 the Russian Centre of Science and Culture.
Здание на улице Кралицы Наталии заложено 22 июня 1931 года и открыто в 1933 году как Русский дом имени императора Николая II — культурный центр русской общины в Югославии; автор проекта — архитектор Василий Баумгартен. После Второй мировой войны правительство Югославии передало здание в собственность СССР. В 1947 году оно реконструировано по проекту Григория Самойлова, в нём разместился Дом советской культуры, с 1994 года — Российский центр науки и культуры.

Property abroad

EraUSSR
FunctionCultural centre
Present ownerRussian Federation
Acquisitionreceived as a gift
StatusIn use
As of2013-04
According to a publication for the 80th anniversary of the Russian House (April 2013), the building houses the Russian Centre of Science and Culture with a library, halls and Russian language courses.

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