USSR from the train window





In 1975, French scientist Jacques Dyupake made his third trip to the Soviet Union, this time having passed the whole country on the Trans-Siberian. In memory of the child he has left an interesting photo document:
So there you go:

Khabarovsk:
USSR from the train window

Khabarovsk:
USSR from the train window

Lenin Square in Khabarovsk:
USSR from the train window

USSR from the train window

To the south of Khabarovsk:
USSR from the train window

Birobidzhan:
USSR from the train window

Taiga station:
USSR from the train window

Chita:
USSR from the train window

About Chita:
USSR from the train window

Karimskaya station near Chita:
USSR from the train window

The village is 40 km away. Chita:
USSR from the train window

100 km. Chita:
USSR from the train window

Lower-Udinsk:
USSR from the train window

USSR from the train window

USSR from the train window

About Lower Udinsk:
USSR from the train window

Near Irkutsk:
USSR from the train window

Anzhero-:
USSR from the train window

Kemerovo region, the Mariinsky:
USSR from the train window

Station Winter:
USSR from the train window

Novosibirsk:
USSR from the train window

USSR from the train window

Tyumen:
USSR from the train window

Station Sala Sverdlovsk region:
USSR from the train window

Svedlovsk:
USSR from the train window

Perm off the train:
USSR from the train window

City buoy near Kostroma:
USSR from the train window

Danilov City of Yaroslavl region:
USSR from the train window

USSR from the train window

Yaroslavl the train:
USSR from the train window

USSR from the train window

Rostov Veliky:
USSR from the train window

 - Source: yarodom.livejournal.com