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English: FSB of Russia block at Bolshaya Lubyanka Street 1 (across the 'old' KGB building), built in 1983. View from Pushechnaya Street.
Русский: Здание ФСБ РФ по Большой Лубянке 1, 1983 года. Вид с Пушечной улицы на внутренний, дворовый фасад, под которым стоит церковь Софии Премудрости Божией на Софийке.

500px provided description: Walks on the streets of Moscow [#landscape ,#city ,#moscow ,#bw ,#architecture ,#cityscape ,#b/w ,#black and white ,#monochrome ,#dramatic ,#old house ,#old building ,#black white ,#sverige ,#abondoned ,#belgie ,#b&w ,#black&white]
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