Living in Yubileiny: calling the streets “towns” and rooting for Papaninskaya Dacha

This term has other meanings, see Jubilee.

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- microdistrict[2] of the city of Korolev, Moscow region of Russia, until June 2, 2014, an independent city of regional subordination[3], which formed a separate municipal formation of the Yubileiny urban district[4].

Population - 32,737[1] people. (2015).

History[ | ]

Coat of arms of the Yubileiny urban district (until 2014) Flag of the Yubileiny urban district (1999-2014)
The history of Yubileiny begins in September 1939, when the Moscow Military Engineering School was opened in Bolshevo, which was relocated to Leningrad in 1946. In its place, the 4th Research Institute of the Ministry of Defense (development of rocket and space technology) began to function in the same year. In the 1950s, construction of the first closed camp for military scientists was completed. In the 1960s, a new military town was built nearby, which began to be called the second. In 1963, the dacha village of Bolshevo, with the exception of the territories of closed military camps, was included in Kaliningrad (the name of the city of Korolev in those years)[6]. In 1972, the 50th Central Research Institute of Military Space Forces named after. M.K. Tikhonravova. In 1972, the military camps received the status of a closed workers' settlement with the code name Bolshevo-1.

In 1986, the “closed” status was removed from the village. On May 25, 1992, the village of Bolshevo-1 was classified as a city of regional subordination with the name Yubileiny city[6][7]. In 1997, two central research institutes were merged into one.

On November 29, 2013, the governor of the Moscow region, Andrei Vorobyov, announced plans to unite Yubileiny and Korolev into a single urban district in 2014[8]. He cited the lack of space for the development of Korolev as the reason for the merger. The governor did not rule out the possibility that the territories of adjacent municipalities would be annexed to the united district[8].

On May 15, 2014, in the final reading, deputies of the Moscow Regional Duma approved the law on the unification of the cities of Korolev and Yubileiny into an administrative-territorial unit of the Moscow region - a city of regional subordination of the Moscow region, preserving the name “Korolev”[3].

On June 8, 2014, the city of regional subordination of the Moscow region Yubileiny was merged with the city of regional subordination of the Moscow region Korolev[9].

Information about company liquidation

The organization was liquidated on December 31, 2014 for the reason: “Cessation of the activities of a legal entity through reorganization in the form of a merger.”
Assignee

ADMINISTRATION OF THE CITY DISTRICT OF KOROLYOV OF THE MOSCOW REGION OGRN: 1145018038120

Register entry number

2145018089390

Termination code

302

Registrar of Liquidation

Interdistrict Inspectorate of the Federal Tax Service No. 2 for the Moscow Region

NO department code

5018

Population[ | ]

Doctors and specialists

Allergist:

• Sivyakova Rosa Ikramovna: allergist, infectious disease specialist

General doctor:

• Nurullina Galina Aleksandrovna (32 years of experience, highest category): general practitioner, therapist

Gynecologist:

• Barinova Mira Grigorievna: gynecologist
• Luganskaya Larisa Anatolyevna: gynecologist
• Mardanova Sabiyat Idrisovna: gynecologist
• Melnikova Marina Viktorovna: gynecologist

Dermatologist:

• Karpova Antonina Andreevna: dermatologist
• Petrova Lyudmila Ivanovna: dermatologist

Infectious disease specialist:

• Sivyakova Rosa Ikramovna: allergist, infectious disease specialist

ENT:

• Pivtsaeva Lyudmila Nikiforovna: ENT

Neurologist:

• Vorobyova Nadezhda Evgenievna: neurologist
• Lazareva Natalya Stepanovna: neurologist

Orthopedist:

• Poshechenkova Yulia Vyacheslavovna: orthopedist
• Chernenko Vladimir Aleksandrovich: orthopedist

Ophthalmologist (ophthalmologist):

• Harutyunyan Elena Vladimirovna: ophthalmologist (ophthalmologist)
• Fokina Polina Aleksandrovna: ophthalmologist (ophthalmologist)

Dentist:

• Gavrilova Tatyana Viktorovna: dentist
• Zarubina Marina Petrovna: dentist
• Kondratova Alla Vladimirovna: dentist
• Petrenko Evgenia Konstantinovna: dentist

Orthopedic dentist:

• Avkhadshin Artur Ilgamovich (10 years of experience): orthopedic dentist

Dental surgeon:

• Vymorkov Alexander Nikolaevich (9 years of experience): dental surgeon
• Olga Vladimirovna Malozemova: dental surgeon

Therapist:

• Dmitrieva Lidiya Andreevna: therapist
• Zhilyaeva Olga Aleksandrovna: therapist
• Kalinina Svetlana Nikolaevna: therapist
• Kuzmenko Ekaterina Iosifovna: therapist
• Nurullina Galina Aleksandrovna (32 years of experience, highest category): general practitioner, therapist
• Pustokhin Alexey Alexandrovich: therapist
• Sytina Elena Viktorovna: therapist
• Tsepkova Elena Ivanovna: therapist
• Chekalaeva Elena Vladimirovna: therapist

Urologist:

• Khamitsev Vitaly Nikolaevich: urologist

Physiotherapist:

• Shcherbakova Emma Pavlovna: physiotherapist

Surgeon:

• Nelepchenko Oksana Anatolyevna (experience 15 years, category 1): surgeon
• Sonnov Ivan Yurievich: surgeon

Endocrinologist:

• Saratovtseva Irina Konstantinovna (34 years of experience): endocrinologist

Infrastructure[ | ]

The main enterprises of the microdistrict:

• 4 Central Research Institute of the Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation,
• Research Institute of Space Systems named after. A. A. Maksimova - branch of the State Research and Production Space Center named after. Khrunicheva
• other research and construction organizations.

There are six kindergartens in the microdistrict, all of which have the status of “Child Development Center”. Two gymnasiums, a lyceum, two secondary schools, an art school, a music school, a children's school. In 2007, the Orbita stadium was opened; in 2012, by the decision of the Council of Deputies, the stadium was returned to its original name, Chaika Stadium. There is a city clinic and hospital.

The garrison officers' house was transferred to the municipality and renamed the House of Culture. History and Art Museum, opened in 1998 and has a collection of military vehicles; the building is in poor condition.

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Internal division[ | ]

• Town 1: Streets of Heroev Kursantov, K.D. Trofimova, M.K. Tikhonravova, Garage deadlock, Institutsky proezd.
• Town 2: Streets A. I. Nesterenko, A. I. Tikhomirova, Bolshaya Komitetskaya, Military Builders, Zavodskaya, I. D. Papanin, Komitetskaya, Leninskaya, Malaya Komitetskaya, M. M. Glinkin, Mayakovsky, M. K. Tikhonravov , Leninsky and Shkolny passages.
• Town 3: Streets A.I. Sokolov, Leninskaya, Lesnaya, Malaya Komitetskaya, Mayakovskogo, Parkovaya, Pionerskaya, Pushkinskaya, M.K. Tikhonravova

Media[ | ]

The newspapers “Sputnik”, “Bolshevskie Vesti” and “City Assembly” are published; the last two publications have not been published since the March 2012 elections.

The TV channel "TV-Yubileiny" (MU "Information Center") operated from 2001 to 2012. The TV channel was closed due to the founder - the head of the city of Yubileiny - changing the form of establishment from MU to UIA and a complete exclusion from the Charter of journalistic activity. Television broadcasting is provided by the Municipal Autonomous Cable Institution of Yubileiny and Pentabox LLC.

Celebrities

The city is home to the famous video blogger Danya Kraster, also known under the pseudonyms Blatnaya Keglia and Kukan. Also in the city, the group “Udar Prava” lives in full force.

In 2009, Russia was represented in the Junior Eurovision by a resident of the city, Katya Ryabova. She took 2nd place in the competition. After such a successful result, Katya was chosen by popular vote to represent Russia at the competition again in 2011.

Also considered a native of this city is actress Irina Rokhmanova, who starred in such films as: “Tomorrow will be tomorrow”, “9th Company”, “Peter FM”, “Red Pearl of Love”, etc. She also played the main role in the series based on Daria’s novels Dontsova “Viola Tarakanova”.

In addition, due to its ecology, some cultural figures, athletes and politicians chose this city to build their dachas.

Transport[ | ]

On the eastern border of the microdistrict there is the fourth platform of the Bolshevo station (Fryazino direction), from which there is a direct railway connection with Moscow.

Buses[ | ]

• 12
  (st. Podlipki - Forest School - st. Bolshevo)[17]
• 13
  (st. Podlipki - Forest School - st. Bolshevo - st. Podlipki)
• 15
  (Podlipki station - Gorodok 3 - Bolshevo station - Globus hypermarket)[18]
• 16
  (station Podlipki - Forest School)[19]
• 499
  (st. Bolshevo - Gorodok 3 - Moscow (06 VDNKh))[20]

Route taxis[ | ]

• 13
  (st. Podlipki - Forest School - st. Bolshevo - st. Podlipki)[21]
• 15
  (station Podlipki - Gorodok 3)[22]
• 16
  (station Podlipki - Forest School)[19]
• 19
  (Geroev Kursantov St. - Bolshevo station (Nesterenko St.) - Pionerskaya St. (Yubileiny) - Gorodok 3 - Podlipki station)
• 551k
  (Forest Glades (Polyanka microdistrict) - Forest School - Moscow (06 VDNKh))

Honorary citizens of the city[ | ]

• Alekseev Eduard Viktorovich [ source not specified 3682 days
  ] - Major General, Doctor of Technical Sciences, Professor, Honored Worker of Science and Technology of the Russian Federation. Head of the 50th Central Research Institute KS MO from 1988 to 1993. From 1999 to 2007, he headed the Council of Veterans of War, Labor, Armed Forces and Law Enforcement Agencies of the city of Yubileiny
• Bezrukov Alexey Semyonovich[23] - chief physician of the 2nd Central Military Clinical Hospital named after P.V. Mandryk, colonel of the medical service, Honored Doctor of the Russian Federation.
• Volkov Evgeniy Borisovich[23] - lieutenant general, doctor of technical sciences, professor, honored worker of science and technology of the RSFSR, Hero of socialist labor. Head of NII-4 MO from 1970 to 1982.
• Volkov Lev Ivanovich[23] - Lieutenant General, Doctor of Technical Sciences, Professor, Honored Worker of Science and Technology of the RSFSR, State Prize Laureate. Head of the 4th Central Research Institute of the Moscow Region from 1982 to 1993.
• Golubov Boris Ignatievich[23] - Chairman of the executive committee of the village council of the village of Bolshevo-1 since 1990. Head of the Yubileiny city administration since 1992. Head of the city of Yubileiny from 1996 to 2003.
• Dvorkin, Vladimir Zinovievich[23] - major general, doctor of technical sciences, professor. Head of the 4th Central Research Institute of the Moscow Region from 1993 to 2001.
• Mardirosova Elizaveta Georgievna[23] - general practitioner at the city clinic from 1980 to 1998. Head of the second therapeutic department from 1999 to 2003.
• Ziborova Anna Danilovna - chairman of the executive committee of the village council of deputies of the village of Bolshevo-1
• Menshikov Valery Aleksandrovich[23] - Major General, Doctor of Technical Sciences, Professor, Honored Scientist of the Russian Federation. Head of the 50th Central Research Institute KS MO from 1993 to 1997. Director of the Research Institute of CS named after A. A. Maksimov - a branch of the State Research and Production Space Center named after. M.V. Khrunichev from 1998 to 2011.
• Meshcheryakov Ivan Vasilievich[23] - Lieutenant General, Doctor of Technical Sciences, Professor, Honored Worker of Science and Technology of the RSFSR, State Prize Laureate, Hero of Socialist Labor. Head of the 50th Central Research Institute KS MO from 1983 to 1988.
• Mitropolsky Sergei Fedorovich[23] - colonel, veteran of the Great Patriotic War.
• Sokolov Andrey Illarionovich[23] - lieutenant general, doctor of technical sciences, laureate of the Lenin Prize. Head of NII-4 MO from 1955 to 1970.
• Tikhonravov Mikhail Klavdievich[23] - engineer, creator of the first artificial Earth satellite, Hero of Socialist Labor.
• Chernyshev Nikolai Gavrilovich[23] - engineer-colonel, doctor of technical sciences. Head of the department of Research Institute-4 of the Moscow Region from November 1946 to January 1953. Pioneer of domestic rocket science. A crater on the Moon is named after him.

Living in Yubileiny: calling the streets “towns” and rooting for Papaninskaya Dacha

Yubileyny has changed several names over its short history, and in 2014 it turned from a city into a microdistrict of the Korolev urban district. The indigenous residents of Yubileiny from military families still call the microdistricts “small towns”, the local recreation center - the House of Officers, and the shopping center - Voentorg, and are also proud of their intelligent neighbors - the kings. Native resident Ekaterina told RIAMO about how modern Yubileiny lives and what has changed after the merger with Korolev.

Children of a military camp

Our family ended up in Yubileiny in 1986, where my father, a military man, was given an apartment. Then our city was called the village of Bolshevo-1, and it became Yubileiny only in the early 90s. Well, now we are the Korolev microdistrict. By the way, until 1986 Bolshevo-1 had the status of a closed village.

The indigenous inhabitants of Yubileiny are the children and grandchildren of the military, and the kings are the descendants of scientists and workers in the space industry. We have always prided ourselves on the fact that intelligent people live in both Yubileiny and Korolev.

We still have a lot of children and grandchildren of military personnel; it seems to me that this is approximately two-thirds of the population. When I meet new people, it turns out that they have been living here since the 80s, and also from military families.

I remember the time when there were no street names in Yubileiny, but only “small towns,” until 1997. “Town three, house such and such” - and everyone understood what was going on. There were four towns in total. Many people, including me, can still name not the street, but the town number as a reference point.

House of Culture, where the premiere of “Officers” took place

The main street of Yubileiny is Tikhonravova Street. It is named after the scientist and designer in the field of astronautics and rocketry Mikhail Tikhonravov, the creator of the first Soviet liquid-propellant rocket.

The main attractions are located on this street, among them the garrison House of Officers (now the Yubileiny Palace of Culture), built in the 60s. This building once hosted the premiere of the legendary film “Officers” of 1971, which is loved by all military personnel, starring the legendary Vasily Lanov, Alina Pokrovskaya and Georgy Yumatov.

Once upon a time, life was in full swing here; there were kilometer-long queues for tickets to film premieres. Nowadays, various “travelling” circuses put on shows in the old “old-school” cinema hall.

Here, on Tikhonravova, there is a modest local history museum dedicated to the recent history of Yubileiny.

Papaninskaya dacha

The main cultural value of Yubileiny is Papaninskaya dacha. It belonged to the famous Arctic explorer and twice Hero of the Soviet Union Ivan Dmitrievich Papanin. But, alas, you cannot show the legendary Papanin’s dacha to children and tourists - for many years this territory and historical buildings have been hidden behind a solid fence.

Today, the vast territory of the Papaninskaya dacha is federal property. As far as I know, several private cottages have already been built there. For many years, residents of Yubileiny have been fighting for a park to be built on this territory and a museum to be opened in memory of the outstanding polar explorer. But so far no decision has been made in favor of the residents.

My relative heard Papanin himself, speaking many years ago from the stage in front of city residents, talking about how he wanted to leave his dacha to the city. And such a place would really become the heart of the city, we really miss this.

In Yubileiny, unlike Korolev or Mytishchi, there are no decent parks and cultural centers. A small square with an ice cream stand and a half-abandoned park near the Bolshevo platform, which was chosen by tired workers with beer - these are all the places to relax in Yubileiny.

On the territory of the Papaninskaya dacha it would be possible to make an excellent place for family recreation and a cultural center dedicated to the life of the legendary man Ivan Papanin. But residents, continuing to discuss this topic, are almost desperate and do not hope for a successful outcome.

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