Moscow Metro Installs Replica of Stalin Monument
- Moscow's Metro installed a life-sized replica of the Stalin bas-relief at Taganskaya Station on May 9, 2025.
- The replica follows the original relief unveiled in 1950, dismantled during the 1960s de-Stalinization under Soviet policy.
- The installation coincided with Victory Day and the Moscow Metro's 90th anniversary, reflecting Russia's broader rehabilitation of Stalin's image.
- Architectural historian Alexander Zinoviyev noted that key design elements were missing, making the work more ideological than a true restoration.
- This monument addition has intensified debates over Russia's Soviet legacy under Putin, whose 25-year rule has seen many Stalin monuments erected.
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