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Aleksandrovsky Ave
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Most Odessites know Aleksandrovsky Ave with its old Soviet name, Mira (Мира просп.) which means peace.
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Pirate DVD and book Bazaar
In the middle of Aleksandrovsky Avenue is the Pirate DVD and book Bazaar.
Memorial plaque
Grecheskaya 42 (Греческая)
This building now holds a militia (police station). The plaque on the facade reads:
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In this building great Ukrainian writer and revolutionary-democrat Ivan Franko lived in 1909 Aleksandrovsky Ave. (Александровский проспект) Formerly named Mira (peace) (Мира) during the Soviet Union |
Directly south of Grecheskaya Ploshat (Square) (Греческая Площадь) this beautiful street has a grassy park median its entire length until reaching Cossack Square. It then continues on to the main entrance of Privoz bazaar.
School number 119 memorial plaques
Zjukovskovo 39 (Жуковского)
There are two plaques on the Aleksandrovsky Ave. side of this school. They read:
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Police officers killed on duty memorial
Just North of Aleksandrovsky Ave. 11 (Александровский проспект) (Just South of Zhukovskovo (Жуковского))
This monument, built in the 1990's, is a memorial to all Odessa police officers that where killed on duty. The circular base lists all of those officers that were killed.
Photos
Continue your virtual tour by walking to the Ekaterininskaya Street

