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Figure 6: Moscow and the Constitutional Crisis (Black Figure 7: Baku and the Protests Against Black January –
October) – October 1993, axonometric view, authors. January 1990, axonometric view, authors. The Critical Position of Soviet Parliament Buildings Today
Figure 8. Kyiv and The Revolution on Granite – October Figure 9: Minsk and the Workers’ Rally – April 1991, ax-
1990, axonometric view, authors. onometric view, authors.
it passed by. It was dynamic, extremely longitu- at a distance, left untouched and protected from
dinal, and distanced from the building. All stag- the actions of protesters.
es were mobile, arranged on cars or carts, while
the military presence headed the protest to main- Conclusions
tain order. In this stance, the parliament build- Each of the urban squares discussed exhibits dis-
ing, as the symbolic target of the protest, was tinct morphological characteristics, dynamic
