Last Address is a public memorial project designed to perpetuate the memory of innocent people who died as a result of political repression committed by the Soviet regime. Its principle is "One name, one life, one sign." As part of the project, a small, palm-sized, minimalist rectangular metal memorial plaque is installed on the house that served as the last living address of a victim of state brutality. It lists the murdered person's name, year of birth, profession, dates of arrest, death, and year of rehabilitation. On the left side of the plaque is a square hole, reminiscent of the missing photograph
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Nikolai Vasilyevich Zdobnov lived here Bibliographer Born in 1888 Arrested July 5, 1941 Died in a camp May 15, 1942 Rehabilitated in 1957
Andrei Nikolaevich Durnovo lived here Philologist Born in 1910 Arrested December 28, 1933 Executed January 5, 1938 in a camp in Uzbekistan Rehabilitated in 1964
Yevgeny Nikolaevich Durnovo lived here Actor Born in 1915 Arrested February 9, 1937 Executed September 29, 1937 Rehabilitated in 1991
Nikolai Nikolaevich Durnovo lived here Linguist Born in 1876 Arrested December 29, 1933 Executed on October 27, 1937, in Sandarmokh Rehabilitated in 1967
