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pencil, watercolor and acrylic on wooden blocks

I finally got the chance to sneak into an old abandoned Soviet barrack. I found 3 interesting buildings there.

Soviet ISU-122 self-propelled guns in Berlin, April 1945

A mixed Soviet infantry & cavalry force

In fact, it isn't just a memorial, it's where some 2000+ Soviet soldiers killed for the battle of Berlin (April-May 1945) are buried.

These are all being replaced with modern trams in the next year or so.

thematic self-fotoset. Lens soviet Mir-1V, camera Nikon 60D.

Crew of the Soviet ISU-122S in front of their vehicle

Soldiers of the Russian army with the 64 pounder big gun and gun carriage .

 

History Alive

Fort Lytton . Brisbane

Soviet camera "Leningrad"

Soviet War Memorial, Berlin.

You can see some of the weapons the Soviets used in the Great Patriotic War against Nazi Germany. Can you spot the anti-tank rifle? Seen in June 2014.

Soviet heavy tank IS-2m of 1st Belarusian Front in Pomerania, Poland, February 1945.

Couldn't resist this one. It's as solidly Russian as a T34 tank and would crush an Italian or Japanese equivalent between its double spring operated parallelogram. It's a new and unused piece but its origins are sketchy. Disraeli Gears provides some interesting information. The city of Perm 1000 miles east of Moscow is where the factory was located and seems to lend its name to the derailleur which likley had nothing more than a product number in its day. Is there any other components that might have matched up? Did the Russians have a groupset tough enough to deal with the harsh Soviet winter?

Soviet ISU-152M during excercises, 1950s

Hill Aerospace Museum

 

Major General of the Air Force, Union of Soviet Socialist Republics.

 

Decorations include hero of the Soviet Union and the Order of the Red Star

  

@ Moscow, 16 Tonns, 28.01.2017

This big old lump was on display in

Greenwich flea market, it was for sale or hire.

The last part of our world trip is a two-week tour of the British Isles.

 

We make stops in London, Edinburgh, Stoke-On-Trent, and Cambridge. Friends, family, ancient castles, hiking, picnics, museums, travel by Tube, and a lot of tea. Thanks to the world for a great year!

 

Read more about our travels at www.circumnavacation.com!

IS-2m during training, Leningrad's Oblast, 1951

The only Soviet thing that I took a picture of while in Eastern Europe.

“Soviet Palace” (Kalinigrad, Russia, 1975) © Frederic Chaubin

Berlin Tiergarten, Germany. Complete indexed photo collection at WorldHistoryPics.com.

Танцевальная площадка городского парка культуры и отдыха была построена в 1970-х гг. польскими строителями, работавшими в Новополоцке. Это был подарок от Польской Народной Республики и членов партии за гостеприимство и оказанное содействие в строительстве международного нефтегазопровода. На сегодняшний день - брошена и практически не используется.

 

The dance floor of the city park of culture and recreation was built in the 1970s by Polish builders working in Novopolotsk. It was a gift from the Polish People's Republic and party members for belarusian hospitality and assistance in the construction of an international oil and gas pipeline. Today it is abandoned and practically not used.

A simple but powerful graphic. This direction was all but lost in later years after the Revolution. The Soviet officials wanted full blown heroic illustrated realism, at least their idea of what realism was or should be. Designed by Vladimar Lebedev 1920.

Valcinet, Ocnita county, Moldova.

Assignment: An abandoned place.

An abandoned soviet era apartment building in Alaska.

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