By Natali Moss
Video of the day, according to the mayor, Piorovsky's apartment building was restored several years ago. In 1911, the merchant decided to build it on a retailer, 4, where fairs and urban mass events were often held. After 1917, the building was adapted to the collective farm house with hotel rooms, dining rooms and public premises. During the Second World War, she was not injured.
In the postwar times, there was a central post office, which after the restoration of the main building on the railway station was transformed into a post office. Throughout the historic building, a number of reconstructions were carried out - part of the unique external decor was lost. After one of them in 1992 the house was handed over to the Kharkiv Bureau of Technical Inventory. The Russian army regularly fired Kharkiv and the region, destroying infrastructure and killing civilians.
Slovensku
Українська
English
USA
Français
Deutsch
Italiano
Polski
Čeština
Español
