Grushenka's House

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by Сергей Трофимов

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Grushenka's House in Staraya Russa, Russia, is a notable landmark that holds significant cultural and historical importance. It is famously associated with Fyodor Dostoevsky's novel "The Brothers Karamazov," where it serves as the residence of the character Grushenka. The house is a reflection of 19th-century Russian architecture and has been preserved to maintain its historical integrity. Visitors to Staraya Russa often include Grushenka's House in their itinerary to gain a deeper understanding of Dostoevsky's literary world and the setting that inspired parts of his iconic work.

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