On the next few images, you can see how it looks over hundred years earlier…

Right beneath the Moscow downtown with its extra-costly realty lies ex-KGB dungeons. They are still full functioning and access is not so easy and still nobody knows the exact location and plan of those underground man-made caverns of Moscow but some parts of them now open for the visitors

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The legend behind this Korean phenomenon goes like this: a Jindo village was attacked by tigers and all the villagers ran to Modo island for shelter. All, except for a helpless old woman who was left behind, out of despair she prayed to the Sea God, who split the sea and helped her escape the bloodthirsty animals.

The Moses Miracle just took place on May 18th.

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1. The Kannenenberg Passage was constructed as a Press Reviews passage in 1939, after the opening of the New Reich’s Chancellery The Kannenenberg Passage was constructed as a Press Reviews passage in 1939, after the opening of the New Reich’s Chancellery

2. The old Reich’s Chancellery with the Winter Garden by Paul Ludwig Troost The old Reich’s Chancellery with the Winter Garden by Paul Ludwig Troost

3. The walls of the bunker (to the right in the image) were surrounded by the basements of the Reception Hall. The walls of the bunker (to the right in the image) were surrounded by the basements of the Reception Hall. This ensured that the bunker could not be hit from the side This ensured that the bunker could not be hit from the side

4. The bunker was located directly underneath the dance floor of the Reception Hall. The bunker was located directly underneath the dance floor of the Reception Hall. Inside the hall, two doors provided quick access to the bunker Inside the hall, two doors provided quick access to the bunker

5. The Reception Hall, built by Leonard Gall in1936, in the garden of the Old Reich’s Chancellery The Reception Hall, built by Leonard Gall in1936, in the garden of the Old Reich’s Chancellery

6. The staircase of the old Winter Garden was incorporated into the new Reception Hall, and connected the Fuehrer’s Apartment to the bunker The staircase of the old Winter Garden was incorporated into the new Reception Hall, and connected the Fuehrer’s Apartment to the bunke

7. The second, smaller, emergency exit was located on the western side of the bunker The second, smaller, emergency exit was located on the western side of the bunker

8. The emergency exit was located on the northern side of the bunker, opposite the entrance The emergency exit was located on the northern side of the bunker, opposite the entrance

9. The Reichskabinettssitzungssaal was refurbished by Paul Ludwig Troost in 1934, as part of the renovation of the Reich’s Chancellery The Reichskabinettssitzungssaal was refurbished by Paul Ludwig Troost in 1934, as part of the renovation of the Reich’s Chancellery

10. The generator and the air filters were located in the engine room The generator and the air filters were located in the engine room