Chernyakhovsky Street (Moscow)

Previously, Chernyakhovsky Street was located on the territory of the former Moscow Region village of Vsekhsvyatsky . Before the revolution, it was called Popovsky (or Frolovsky ) travel. In 1922 it was renamed the Paternal passage according to the ancient name of the All Saints - the village of Holy Fathers .

In 1961, the passage merged with a new nameless street and changed its name to Chernyakhovsky Street . The new name was given in honor of twice Hero of the Soviet Union Army General Ivan Danilovich Chernyakhovsky (1906-1945) ^[1] . On February 18, 2016, a monument to Ivan Chernyakhovsky was inaugurated on the street.

According to the plans of the 1950s and 1960s, the route of the future fourth transport ring of Moscow was supposed to pass along the street ^[2] . A relatively large street width is associated with this plan. However, later they abandoned the idea of ​​building a fourth ring here.

Chernyakhovsky Street begins on Leningradsky Prospekt , on Ernst Telman Square . It goes to the north-east, crosses the streets of Usievich , Krasnoarmeyskaya , Chasovaya , Planetnaya and ends with a dead end near the Riga route of the Moscow railway .

On Chernyakhovsky street there is a stop "Ul. Usievich "buses number 105k and 110. At the beginning of the street on Ernst Telman Square is located the entrance to the metro station" Airport ".

On the odd side:

• No. 3 - a residential building. The director and TV host V. A. Shneiderov ^[3] , the actor A. A. Fait ^[4] , the playwright V. S. Fried ^[5] , screenwriter Emil Braginsky , the writer and film director Efraim Sevela lived here ;
• No. 5, building 1 - the famous acting house. The actors Georgiy Yumatov , Muse Krepkogorskaya ^[6] , Evgeny Shutov ^[7] , Maya Bulgakova , Tatyana Peltzer , Lyudmila Shagalova , Lyubov Sokolova ^[8] , director Leonid Gaidai ^{[9] [10]} , cameraman Vyacheslav Shumsky ^[11] lived here poet Victor Bokov , parody poet Alexander Ivanov ;
• No. 9, building 5 - residential building. Here lived the composer Boris Diev ^[12] .

On the even side:

• No. 2 - a residential building. Here lived film director V.P. Vainshtok ^[13] , actor and film director E.I. Tashkov ^[14] , film director Pavel Arsenov ;
• No. 4 - a residential building (ZhSK "Moscow writer"). K. M. Simonov , A. A. Galich , A. A. Tarkovsky ^[15] , Yu. Nagibin , V. N. Voinovich , E. I. Gabrilovich , B. S. Yampolsky lived and worked in it ^[16] , N.I. Ilyin ^{[17] [18]} , I.V. Weissfeld ^[19] , A.P. Shtein ^[20] , N.N. Shpanov ^[21] , V. B. Shklovsky ^[22] , Yu V. Sotnik ^[23] , translator Yakov Kozlovsky and others. In the same house there are events described by Vladimir Voinovich in the documentary novel “Ivankiada, or the Story about the introduction of the writer Voinovich into a new apartment”. The house is a declared cultural heritage site ^[24] .

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  The plaque to Alexander Galich at 4.