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Dear forum members,
I hope this is right please to ask for a help as I unfortunately can't speak French.

I am studding history of one of the Leningrad (now Saint-Petersburg, Russia) avant-garde architecture masterpiece house-commune of former Political Prisoners (Tsar era).
It was built between 1930-1933 by soviet architect Grigoriy Simonov, unfortunately his achieve was lost during Leningrad siege at WWII, whoever in his later 1950th album he mentioned, that house-commune project received "golden medal at international exposition in Paris" (no more details or even date).
I did not find any details about nomination and award so far, but assume this happen at Paris 1937.

I would be happy to receive any advice hove can I retrieve some dalmatians and proofs about this golden medal.

Thank you in advance.

Regards,
Anton IVANOV

Hello Anton,

don't worry, it's the good place.

I will search your info as soon as possible, if I can find...

Thank you very much for support.
Please let me know if any details required.

worldfairs a écrit : 12 févr. 2020 08:46 pm Hello Anton,

don't worry, it's the good place.

I will search your info as soon as possible, if I can find...