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The image shows a black memorial plaque mounted on a yellow wall. The plaque is ornate, with a curved top edge and decorative elements at the top and bottom. The text on the plaque is in white, capital letters. The text reads: "Улица Киевская получила свое название в 1954 г. в ознаменование 300-летия воссоединения Украины с Россией. До 1920 г. улица называлась 4-ой Солдатской. В советский период – 4-ой Красноармейской. Мемориальная доска восстановлена в 2004 г." This translates to: "Kievskaya Street received its name in 1954 in commemoration of the 300th anniversary of the reunification of Ukraine with Russia. Before 1920, the street was called 4th Soldiers' Street. In the Soviet period - 4th Red Army Street. The memorial plaque was restored in 2004." The plaque is likely located in Irkutsk, Russia, given the context of Russian street names and historical events. The environment appears to be an outdoor setting, possibly a street or a building exterior. No people are visible in the image.
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