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The Alexander Pushkin Library of the Arts and Humanities houses over 2000 volumes of Russian books, as well as feature and documentary movies on DVD and VHS, audiobooks, music CDs, Russian newspapers and magazines. The library is free and open to the public.
Re-construction of the Pushkin Library room (2003) was done to replicate Pushkin's "Last Cabinet", his study in St. Petersburg where he died following a duel---"surrounded by 1505 of his friends: his books." |
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