Luxemburg embassy in
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Washington
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Inspires by a neighbouring thread. Let's just show interesting embassies anywhere, in your cities or of your countries eslewhere in the world.
Here's an interesting one, Ukrainian embassy in Lybia.
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And surprising one in Kazakhstan
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Here's an interesting one, Ukrainian embassy in Lybia.
And surprising one in Kazakhstan
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You gave us the wooden house for the embassy in Kyiv :|
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Embassy in NY is on Fifth Ave
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Our embassy in Warsaw is in Pałacyk Leszczyńskich
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And in UK it's on Belgrave Square
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Embassy in NY is on Fifth Ave
Our embassy in Warsaw is in Pałacyk Leszczyńskich
And in UK it's on Belgrave Square
Giant russian embassy in the Washington
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Relations between Ukraine and Serbia must have been badSingidunum said:
Can you show a pic of Ukrainian embassy in Belgrad?
The Ukrainian Embassy in Washington is the diplomatic mission of Ukraine in Washington D.C.. The embassy is located at 3350 M Street NW, in the heart of Georgetown's commercial district.
The embassy occupies Forrest-Marbury House, originally built in 1788 and housed General Uriah Forrest. Forrest was one of the leaders in the effort to establish the American capital in the area. On March 29, 1791, he hosted George Washington and other dignitaries in a dinner that marked the agreement in principle to establish the new capital. In 1800 the house was purchased by William Marbury, a prominent ally of President John Adams, best known for his role in Marbury v. Madison.
On December 31, 1992 the building was purchased by newly-independent Ukraine to house its embassy.
Doesn't look that great at first, but is historical and very old, especially by American standards.
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The embassy occupies Forrest-Marbury House, originally built in 1788 and housed General Uriah Forrest. Forrest was one of the leaders in the effort to establish the American capital in the area. On March 29, 1791, he hosted George Washington and other dignitaries in a dinner that marked the agreement in principle to establish the new capital. In 1800 the house was purchased by William Marbury, a prominent ally of President John Adams, best known for his role in Marbury v. Madison.
On December 31, 1992 the building was purchased by newly-independent Ukraine to house its embassy.
Doesn't look that great at first, but is historical and very old, especially by American standards.
That's typical American alright. With bars on the windows and all.
Well we were probably too Pro Russian at that time :dunno:Dr.Mesofius said:Relations between Ukraine and Serbia must have been bad
Can you show a pic of Ukrainian embassy in Belgrad?
I don`t have it. Looking at map it seems your embassy is a villa not a building and is not in city center. Taking pics of embassies is forbidden though.
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Ukrainian embassy in Czech republic
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In Australia. I dont know why they need such a huge one though.
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In Australia. I dont know why they need such a huge one though.
I guess there are some other companies or maybe other embassies in this building. See, there is no flag of Ukraina.Dr.Mesofius said:In Australia. I dont know why they need such a huge one though.
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Dr.Mesofius said:Relations between Ukraine and Serbia must have been bad
Can you show a pic of Ukrainian embassy in Belgrad?
lmao :hilarious: Pan we love you
:hug:
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Embassy of SCG in Budapest
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with this beautiful view:
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and on the other side it's Andrassy Ave. Here you can see the embassy location:
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with this beautiful view:
and on the other side it's Andrassy Ave. Here you can see the embassy location:
Avtually Croats probably wouldn`t notice but neighbouring american sniperists would reactmic of Orion said:
lol, ****, you serious, wow, these are real nutcases...
than it is better not to take pics, lol, I'll just imagine the thing, lol
than it is better not to take pics, lol, I'll just imagine the thing, lol
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