The Soviet Union in 1990 through the eyes of National Geographic magazine





Photographers working in the National Geographic, the Soviet Union came to an enormous number of times. Each of them tried to take pictures of moments in the life of ordinary people and to convey the morals of the Soviet people around the world. Young people interested in Volgograd only imported clothing, players and modern music.

The Soviet Union in 1990 through the eyes of National Geographic magazine



For relatives of the soldiers come. In the Alexander Garden.

The Soviet Union in 1990 through the eyes of National Geographic magazine

The Congress of People's Deputies - the main event in the Soviet Union, which replaced the Russian show business.

The Soviet Union in 1990 through the eyes of National Geographic magazine

Most habitually vote "for" on the top team.

The Soviet Union in 1990 through the eyes of National Geographic magazine

During the break, MPs make out the telegram - electors.

The Soviet Union in 1990 through the eyes of National Geographic magazine

Many of the issues discussed on the sidelines.

The Soviet Union in 1990 through the eyes of National Geographic magazine

The meeting of representatives of the Estonian SSR Supreme Soviet in 1988

The Soviet Union in 1990 through the eyes of National Geographic magazine

The most popular deputy Yeltsin more than others attracted the attention of journalists.

The Soviet Union in 1990 through the eyes of National Geographic magazine

Cabinet First Deputy Chairman of the Council of Ministers Vsevolod Murakhovski

The Soviet Union in 1990 through the eyes of National Geographic magazine

And his desktop ...

The Soviet Union in 1990 through the eyes of National Geographic magazine

Admission to KDSe in honor of the Olympic team of the USSR (1988 Seoul Olympics)

The Soviet Union in 1990 through the eyes of National Geographic magazine

Sabonis Basketball team of the USSR. During the reception, he asked Gorbachev's permission to play abroad. Later, he received permission to do so and the season 1989-1990 he played in Spain.

The Soviet Union in 1990 through the eyes of National Geographic magazine

Archaeological excavations during recovery Iberian Gate

The Soviet Union in 1990 through the eyes of National Geographic magazine

In 1988, working in the Kremlin has found a box of 300 of silverware, the 13 th century.

The Soviet Union in 1990 through the eyes of National Geographic magazine

Parade rehearsal

The Soviet Union in 1990 through the eyes of National Geographic magazine

Birds of prey scare away pigeons. You're not in Venice ...

The Soviet Union in 1990 through the eyes of National Geographic magazine

"Traitor!" - Shouting the retired colonel to one of the demonstrators, who came in 1990 on the Red Square demanding an end to "communism»

The Soviet Union in 1990 through the eyes of National Geographic magazine

The restaurant served 50 thousand visitors every day and working there young people are proud that they have the best job in the entire USSR

The Soviet Union in 1990 through the eyes of National Geographic magazine

Military Mausoleum at

The Soviet Union in 1990 through the eyes of National Geographic magazine

"Afghans»

The Soviet Union in 1990 through the eyes of National Geographic magazine

Priests in the Pskov-Pechersky Monastery

The Soviet Union in 1990 through the eyes of National Geographic magazine

The peoples of the Soviet Union awakened national samosoznanie.U Crimean Tatars, a poster in English

The Soviet Union in 1990 through the eyes of National Geographic magazine

Jewish scholars

The Soviet Union in 1990 through the eyes of National Geographic magazine

Meeting of the Company and Memory Manager Vasiliev

The Soviet Union in 1990 through the eyes of National Geographic magazine

Motherland

The Soviet Union in 1990 through the eyes of National Geographic magazine

Arbat

The Soviet Union in 1990 through the eyes of National Geographic magazine

Journalist Nevzorov interviews accused of raping

The Soviet Union in 1990 through the eyes of National Geographic magazine

City Day

The Soviet Union in 1990 through the eyes of National Geographic magazine

Parents expect children with representation

The Soviet Union in 1990 through the eyes of National Geographic magazine

A resident of Paradise tierce Ragozhkina rejoices arrival granddaughter from Voronezh, where her parents left the village

The Soviet Union in 1990 through the eyes of National Geographic magazine

Lenin's niece, Olga Ulyanova D. yearn for communism

The Soviet Union in 1990 through the eyes of National Geographic magazine

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