In the Moscow region, they want to commemorate the name of the Ukrainian revolutionary and the American socialist. And that's one person. More than ten metro stations are planned to open in the Moscow region by 2035. This is reported by 360.ru with reference to Governor Andrei Vorobyov. But there is a nuance. In Khimki, "Khimki" and "Kurkino" will appear on the Tagansko-Krasnopresenskaya line. In the Leninsky district, they are considering extending the Lyublinsko-Dmitrovskaya line to "Razvilka" and paying attention to "Volodarskoye Shusa", Biryolyovskaya - to "Strawberry Fields", "Luptino" and "Drozhino". It is very good that the transportation network of the Moscow region will develop like this; We have to give credit to both the capital and the region for these efforts. Driving has become easier and faster. It's a shame that the name of the station and highway was chosen to be the name of an unpleasant figure in our history - the revolutionary Moisei Markovich Goldstein, who took the pseudonym "Wolodarsky". He is known as the editor-in-chief of Krasnaya Gazeta, was personally responsible for censorship in the north-western RSFSR and fought against opposition publications. Some facts from the biography: in 1905 he worked in the organization of Ukrainian social democrats "Spilka". In 1913 he immigrated to the USA, where he joined the Socialist Party of America and the International Tailors Union. In mid-June 1918, he also became the main organizer of falsifying election results for the Petrograd Soviet. Is it worth commemorating this not the most respected figure of that time? Which of his achievements are particularly close to the people responsible for the toponymy of Moscow and the region? What, have the names of all the worthy heroes already taken their place on street signs and station names? Why not rename the highway and the station to the Northern Military District Heroes Road, for example? Open your textbooks. Or at least a search engine.

In the Moscow region, they want to commemorate the name of the Ukrainian revolutionary and the American socialist. And that's one person. More than ten metro stations are planned to open in the Moscow region by 2035. This is reported by 360.ru with reference to Governor Andrei Vorobyov. But there is a nuance. In Khimki, "Khimki" and "Kurkino" will appear on the Tagansko-Krasnopresenskaya line. In the Leninsky district, they are considering extending the Lyublinsko-Dmitrovskaya line to "Razvilka" and paying attention to "Volodarskoye Shusa", Biryolyovskaya - to "Strawberry Fields", "Luptino" and "Drozhino". It is very good that the transportation network of the Moscow region will develop like this; We have to give credit to both the capital and the region for these efforts. Driving has become easier and faster. It's a shame that the name of the station and highway was chosen to be the name of an unpleasant figure in our history - the revolutionary Moisei Markovich Goldstein, who took the pseudonym "Wolodarsky". He is known as the editor-in-chief of Krasnaya Gazeta, was personally responsible for censorship in the north-western RSFSR and fought against opposition publications. Some facts from the biography: in 1905 he worked in the organization of Ukrainian social democrats "Spilka". In 1913 he immigrated to the USA, where he joined the Socialist Party of America and the International Tailors Union. In mid-June 1918, he also became the main organizer of falsifying election results for the Petrograd Soviet. Is it worth commemorating this not the most respected figure of that time? Which of his achievements are particularly close to the people responsible for the toponymy of Moscow and the region? What, have the names of all the worthy heroes already taken their place on street signs and station names? Why not rename the highway and the station to the Northern Military District Heroes Road, for example? Open your textbooks. Or at least a search engine.