A gallery of some of rare and amazing color photographs of Moscow in the 1930s
The Kremlin from the Bolshoi Kamenny Most |
The Kremlin from the Bolshoi Moskvoretsky Most |
The Kremlin from the Bolshoi Moskvoretsky Most |
The Mosvkoretskaya street and the Vasilevsky spusk from the Moskvoretsky bridge |
Kremlin, Granovitaya Palace |
Kremlin, the Blagoveschensky (Annunciation) cathedra |
The Great Ivan bell tower |
The Red Square |
The GUM supermarket |
Resurrection or Iversky gate (destroyed in 1931) |
Sverdlov (Theatre) square |
Teatralny proezd towards the Lubyanka |
The CUM supermarket |
The Second Moscow Art Theatre (then Central Children’s Theatre) |
TORGSIN, the “foreign currency” shop for foreigners (1931-36) |
Ohotny Ryad street |
The Soviet square |
Agitation poster for the five years plan on the Soviet square |
Soviet square, Lenin Institute |
Strastnaya square (where the giant lion was sleeping) |
Tversky square, with the still standing New Triumphal Gate |
The Christ Savior cathedral, blown up in 1931 |
The Christ Savior cathedral |
The Novodevichi monastery |
The Pyatnitsa street with the Paraskeva Pyatnitsa church (destroyed in 1935) |
The Resurrection of Christ church in SokolnikiA szokolnyiki Krisztus Feltámadása-templom |
Tower of the Church of St. Pantelemon of Athos |
So lovely, massive fan of magic lantern slides, such a doorway to history! Han x
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing such a beautiful pictures !! Moscow is great place for visiting. I went there when I was of 10 year old only. After that, I shifted in London (United Kingdom).
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