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Not sure. In post-WWII Warsaw in Poland, a similar pattern was employed (of very broad boulevards). Allegedly so that even after the city is nuked, there is eno
by rich_sasha 2y ago
Not sure. In post-WWII Warsaw in Poland, a similar pattern was employed (of very broad boulevards). Allegedly so that even after the city is nuked, there is enough space for two-way traffic between the rubble.