AW: [Cz-L] The names of the Landhausgasse

Joel,

Landhausgasse was Shchorsa during Soviet time and now is Sheptitskogo.

In "Shchorsa" you have to pronounce "Sh" followed by "Ch"

On this street was my primary school.

Alex

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The
> name of the Landhausgasse during the Rumanian period was Strada General
> Mircescu. What was its name during the Soviet occupation and what is its name
> now?
Thank everybody who can reply to this question.
Joel
> Aloni

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