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Red Square in pictures (40 photos)
Old photographs from different periods (1880-1945), as well as prints and a little painting.
1. In the foreground a monument to Minin and Pozharsky
Note - cast off the monument May 21, 1817 in St. Petersburg, where it was made in Moscow. Commemorative inscription on the pedestal reads - "Citizen Minin and Prince Pozharsky
Thanks ROSSІYA. LѢTA 1818 ". Originally the monument was in the middle of Red Square, opposite the entrance to the Upper Trading Rows (on the site now GUM), but in 1931 it was considered a hindrance to the demonstrations and parades of equipment and moved to St. Basil's Cathedral.
2. The end of the 19th century
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4.
5. 1945
6. 1880
7. 1900
8. 1950th. Turn to Lenin. Over the last 50 years in this respect nothing has changed - the same queue are only the majority there - foreigners.
9.
10. The procession 1910
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16. Vasnetsov. Red Square during the second half of the 17th century.
16, 5. Aleviz moat and tower of St. Nicholas in 1800, Fig. Fedor Alekseev
17.
18 1800th year
19 1802nd year
20 1922nd year. Visible wooden Lenin Mausoleum. Photo Arcadia Shaikhet
21 Red Square in the 1790s. Zh.Delabarta engraving after a drawing G.Gutenberga. 1795
22.
23. Around 1900th
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25.
Pictures do not.
26 1830th year, according to the author of the picture.
27.
28. Semen Budenny on Red Square
29. Red Square before perestroika
30. The solemn service to mark the launch of the first tramvaya.nachalo 20th century.
31. Che Guevara on Red Square. 1960
32.
33. 1935?
34. 1922
35. Ancient Moscow
36. Until 1935
37.
38. Red Square during the coronation of Alexander II. Fig. Vasily Timm
39. Vasnetsov. Red Square under Ivan the Terrible
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1. In the foreground a monument to Minin and Pozharsky
Note - cast off the monument May 21, 1817 in St. Petersburg, where it was made in Moscow. Commemorative inscription on the pedestal reads - "Citizen Minin and Prince Pozharsky
Thanks ROSSІYA. LѢTA 1818 ". Originally the monument was in the middle of Red Square, opposite the entrance to the Upper Trading Rows (on the site now GUM), but in 1931 it was considered a hindrance to the demonstrations and parades of equipment and moved to St. Basil's Cathedral.
2. The end of the 19th century
3.
4.
5. 1945
6. 1880
7. 1900
8. 1950th. Turn to Lenin. Over the last 50 years in this respect nothing has changed - the same queue are only the majority there - foreigners.
9.
10. The procession 1910
11.
12.
13.
14.
15.
16. Vasnetsov. Red Square during the second half of the 17th century.
16, 5. Aleviz moat and tower of St. Nicholas in 1800, Fig. Fedor Alekseev
17.
18 1800th year
19 1802nd year
20 1922nd year. Visible wooden Lenin Mausoleum. Photo Arcadia Shaikhet
21 Red Square in the 1790s. Zh.Delabarta engraving after a drawing G.Gutenberga. 1795
22.
23. Around 1900th
24.
25.
Pictures do not.
26 1830th year, according to the author of the picture.
27.
28. Semen Budenny on Red Square
29. Red Square before perestroika
30. The solemn service to mark the launch of the first tramvaya.nachalo 20th century.
31. Che Guevara on Red Square. 1960
32.
33. 1935?
34. 1922
35. Ancient Moscow
36. Until 1935
37.
38. Red Square during the coronation of Alexander II. Fig. Vasily Timm
39. Vasnetsov. Red Square under Ivan the Terrible
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