Moscow. Kievsky Square. The Foundation Stone Of The Monument In Honor Of The 300th Anniversary Of The Reunification Of Ukraine Wit Editorial Photo

In the fifties of the twentieth century, the old building between the Kiev railway station and the Moscow River was demolished. On the resulting square in 1954, a square was laid out, in the center of which a foundation stone was installed for the future monument. The inscription on the stone reads: `A monument will be erected here in memory of the 300th anniversary of the reunification of UKRAINE with RUSSIA. 1654-1954.` More than half a century has passed since the foundation stone was laid. The monument itself was never built, and now it is no longer relevant.