Central Committee of The Communist Party of The Soviet Union - Physical Location

Physical Location

The Central Committee had its offices on the Staraya Square in Moscow. There were over a dozen of buildings in that area, known as the "party town", that the Central Committee controlled. There was a three-story restaurant, buffets, travel bureau, a post office, bookstore, a cinema and a sports center. They employed about 1,500 people in the 1920s, and about 3,000 in 1988.

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