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Mosin Nagant M44 carbine, Soviet Union, World War IIfrom Carol Watson’s Orange Coast Auctions

SPECTRES OF STALIN.

sovietpostcards:Soviet movies - title stills (1950s-80s)

The brutalist Tehumardi Memorial on the island of Saaremaa, built to commemorate the Soviet soldiers

flag of the soviet union

cwnerd12:sohmastan:Capitol vs Soviet Russia propagandakind of loving this.  The architecture of the

The Soviet BT-5 and BT-7 tank. “BT” stands for “ Быстроходный танк” or “Best Tank” because it was ob

Forgotten World War II — The Battle of Lake KhasanTechnically the Battle of Lake Khasan was no

Manipulated Photos from Mao’s China,A practice common in the Soviet Union under Stalin, Mao Ts

Polot︠s︡kiĭ, Semen. Potop / S. Polot︠s︡kiĭ ; risunki D. Bulanova. Leningrad : Raduga, [1927?] Typ 95

Soviet SVT sniper rifle, World War II.

In Soviet Russia, Tits fuck you!

Vogue, August 1969. Photo by Arnaud de Rosnay. Model Galya Milovskaya, on a path in a park in Moscow

The Soviet Invasion of Manchuria, Part I — The Rising Sun and the BearIn 1930 China was in tur

Sochi, the Black Sea (1987)

Snow in Sochi (1987)

Airships USSR-V6 and USSR-V7. Photo by Ivan Shagin (1936)

Mossovet (city council) building at Tverskaya Street, photo by Naum Granovsky (1962)

Illustration from “Hypericum, the Magic Herb” by Sergei Kozlov, artist Svetozar Ostrov (1989)

Buying tea and coffee at a self-service shop. Photo by A. Cheprunov (Moscow, 1956)

Javelin thrower. Photo by Ivan Shagin (USSR, 1933)

Snowfall in Moscow, photo by Igor Palmin (1977)

Glory to October’s Conquests! Vintage Soviet postcard by V. Martynov (1971)

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