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Kyiv: end of 19th, beginning of 20th century

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Inspired by the German thread.

I don't have that many pics, here are some interesting ones.












































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How much of it was destroyed ? Unfortunately, a single ugly building in a street is enough to destroy the precarious harmony.

However, those postcards teach us many things : we're now tasteless and French should be Europe's lingua franca again. :D
Out of what we see on these postcards, I would say 60% is destroyed. A lot is still there, as you can see by my neighbouring thread of city aerials. As to French language, all of my relatives from early 20th century spoke it fluently. I found letters which they wrote to each other in French. Many of them emigrated to Paris after the october revolution.
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Kiev Pechersk Lavra:





View of University:



Krestchatik, (i.e., Kreshchatik), street:



Chmielnitzky, (i.e., Khmelnitskii), Monument:



Commercial Club:



Askold's Tomb:



View of Podol I:



View of Podol II:



On the Dnieper



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Nicolviewskaia, (i.e., Nikolaevskaia), street:



Monument to Emperor Nicholas I:



St. Michael Monastery:



St. Andre's Church:



Cathedral of St. Peter and St. Paul:



The Lavra gate:



The Lavra church:



St. Vladimir Cathedral:



St. Vladimir's Monument:



St. Sophia Cathedral:



St. Nicholas Bridge:



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