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USSR, which we lost
"And life, comrades, was very good." Arkady GaydarTak happened that August was a historic month for Russia. The death of "Kursk" in 2000, defaulted in the 98th, and, of course, the August Putsch '91, which actually meant the end of the nuclear, space, scientific and cultural empire of the USSR. One can argue about how well or poorly lived in the Soviet era. But you can not delete it from the memory of the time of our youth and youth of our parents.
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Youth. Photographer A. Ryavoshapka 1976
Biking, photographer Michael Blonshteyn.
Sabantuy. Photographer Yuri Filimonov, 1980
Children and BelAZ, Minsk, 1980
Supermarket dairy department, Novokuznetsk, 1983
Outside the window - spring! Photographer Anatoly Garanin 1980
Pit-maker. Photographer P. Krivtsov 1982
Generations. Photographer Utkin 1978
Two. Photographer David Leikin 1974
Two friends and a girlfriend. Photographer L. Sidorsky 1976
The joy of labor, 1977
Hostel, photographer Michael Blonshteyn.
Woman with soup set. Novokuznetsk. 1984. Photographer Vladimir Vorobiev.
We found a chick. Photographer Yuri Privedentsev, 1964
Bubbles, photographer Michael Blonshteyn.
Not my damn business. Photographer Vladimir Bogdanov, 1965
THE USSR. Lesson in elementary rural school in 1964.
Seating factory, 1954. Photo Henri Cartier-Bresson.
Kind hands. Photographer Alexander Ptitsyn 1970
Halt geologists. Photographer L. Sherstennikov 1970
Holidays. Photographer Alexander Drozdov, 1976
A boy with a puppy. Photographer Andrzej Bogusz 1968
Sisters. Photographer Nina and Dmitry Sviridov Vozdvyzhensky 1975
Nevsky Avenue. Photographer Valery Gende-Rote, 1970.
Duel. Photographer Vsevolod Tarasevich 1977
See also:
This child is no longer
Happy moments USSR
Back to the past: the mental images from the Soviet Union
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