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Memorial to victims of political repressions.

 


 
 

 

St. Andrew’s Chapel built in honour 2000-anniversary of Christ’s Christmas for money of the public fund named for St. Andrew.
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Askold’s Grave poses a part of the park complex on the hills of the right bank of the Dniper River. The territory was named Hungarian rave in ancient times. According to the legend prince Oleg killed Kiev princes Askold (who is believed to be buried in the place of murder) and Dir near this place in 882. A wooden church has been situated on Askold’s Grave till 1809. In 1810 the architect A. I. Melensky built a stoned church-rotunda here. The church was rebuilt as park pavilion later. The colonnade was added to the temple according to the project of the architect P. G. Yurchenko.