Talk:Narvskaya
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Regarding the station’s name
editIn the overview section of this article there is mention of the station being named “Stalinskaya”,but there are no reliable sources that can confirm this fact. The article also says that the station has decorative elements related to Stalin and his cult of personality. As a resident of Saint Petersburg who has been to Narvskaya multiple times,I can confirm that there are no such decorative elements. 95.54.101.176 (talk) 12:00, 31 October 2022 (UTC)