Soviet feast





A distinctive feature of the Russian soul has always been the presence of all kinds of meals and snacks on the holiday table. Herring under a fur coat, and Olivier salad could be found on almost any festive table of Soviet citizens. Table with simple dishes and rich in those days a lot of people gathering treats, each of which sat shoulder to shoulder - in the crush as they say, but not mad. Today we remember the Soviet feast in different years.
Soviet feast



Feast 1970

Soviet feast

Soviet feast

Roadside Picnic

Soviet feast

Soviet feast

Soviet feast

Soviet feast

Soviet feast

Soviet feast

Soviet feast

Kolyma feast

Soviet feast

Kolyma feast

Soviet feast

Kolyma feast

Soviet feast

Kolyma feast

Soviet feast

Kolyma feast

Soviet feast

Kolyma feast

Soviet feast

Kolyma feast

Soviet feast

Kolyma feast

Soviet feast

Kolyma feast

Soviet feast

Kolyma feast

Soviet feast

Feast 1977

Soviet feast

Feast Day motorist

Soviet feast

Feast on nature

Soviet feast

Soviet feast

Soviet feast

Soviet feast

Writing feast in Peredelkino, 1958

Soviet feast

Feast 1982

Soviet feast

Soviet feast

Feast's 1958-1959

Soviet feast

Siberia cabin Mantuly 1978

Soviet feast

Soviet feast

Peter Y. Starule among friends and colleagues Leningrad, 1928

Soviet feast

Soviet feast

Soviet feast

Soviet feast

Soviet feast

Soviet feast

Soviet feast

Soviet feast

Soviet feast

Soviet feast

Soviet feast

Soviet feast

Soviet feast

Soviet feast

1950. Feast in Podushkino

Soviet feast

1988 Feast in the newspaper Turkmen spark. Ashgabat

Soviet feast

Source: humus.livejournal.com