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Poster advertising a Dance Festival in the USSRPoster advertising a Dance Festival in Moscow and Leningrad, USSR, 10 to 20 June 1936
Leningrad SymphonyDimitri Shostakovich and Yevgeny Mravinsky with the Leningrad Philharmonic Orchestra. Together they would premier eight of the composers fifeteen symphonies
St Petersburg / PalaceSt Petersburg: the Winter Palace
Grand Hotel d Europe - Saint Petersburg, RussiaView of the Grand Hotel d Europe on the corner of Rue Michel, St Petersburg, Russia. Date: 1903
Nevsky Prospekt 1917Government troops open fire on demonstrators in Nevsky Prospekt, Petrograd
Leningrad LibraryReading in the library despite constant bombing - during the siege, bombs landed about every 3 minutes. The sign reads Please keep quiet
Leningrad Blood DonorA blood donor during the siege
Leningrad CabbagesPicking cabbages from the vegetable patches in front of St Isaacs Cathedral
Tanks in Leningrad StTanks advance to battle positions along a city street
St Petersburg / Church 20CSt Petersburg: Church of the Resurrection
Peter & Paul FortressA view of the town and habour of St Peter and St Paul, in Kamtschatka. Probably the Peter & Paul Fortress in the Neva delta which was used as a political prison
GERMAN MACHINE GUNNERSGerman machine gunners in a trench outside Leningrad. Its not too bad on a fine summers day, but when winter comes the pleasures of invasion will begin to pall
St Petersburg: St Isaac Cathedral Date: circa 1910
Lenin giving speech from balcony, St Petersburg, RussiaLenin giving a speech from the balcony of the Kshesinskaya Palace, St Petersburg, Russia, in the year of the Russian Revolution. Date: 4 July 1917
Nevsky Prospekt, St. Petersburg, Russia - Avenue 25 OctoberNevsky Prospekt in St. Petersburg, Russia. In 1918, the new Bolshevik government changed the name of the street to " Avenue of 25 October" (as used, interestingly, on this card)
Leningrad BombardedGerman artillery bombarding Leningrad (now St Petersburg) Date: 1942
Winter Palace, St Petersburg, RussiaView of the Winter Palace, St Petersburg, Russia, from across the Alexanderplatz. Designed by Bartolomeo Rastrelli in baroque style, it was the winter residence of the Russian tsars from 1732 to 1917
Gostiny Dvor (left) St Petersburgs largest department storeA view of Gostiny Dvor (left), St Petersburgs largest department store, in Nevski Prospekt, with pedestrians and traffic outside
Vyborg (Wiborg) Castle, built in 1293. Vyborg Castle was one of the three major castles of Finland. Date: 1899
St Petersburg - the NevaProspect of the Neva, with steamboats moored at the quayside. Date: circa 1890
St Petersburg / SledgingSt Petersburg: people sledging during Easter Week, near the statue of Peter the Great Date: 1847
St Petersburg / NevskiSt Petersburg: Nevski Prospekt Date: circa 1915
St Petersburg / Neva RiverSt Petersburg: the Neva Date: circa 1900
St Petersburg / PeterhofSt Petersburg: Peterhof royal palace with a view of the Tsars church Date: 1916
German Guns, LeningradA German rail-mounted gun targets Leningrad : shells land on the city on an average of one every 3 minutes, day after day, week after week Date: 1942
Germans Use TrolleysThe Germans use trolleys which travel along rails in their advance on Leningrad. Date: September 1941
Finns Destroy RailwayFinland :The Finns destroy the Leningrad-Murmansk railway. The soldiers wear white uniforms so as to be less conspicuous in the snowy landscape Date: January 1940
St Petersburg / WaterfrontThe waterfront : quay of Vasili Ostrov (Island). Date: 1910
St Petersburg / HermitageThe Hermitage theatre Date: 1830s
People in Peterhof Gardens, St Petersburg, RussiaPeople in the Peterhof Palace Gardens, St Petersburg (Leningrad), Russia, during the Soviet era, July 1959. Date: 1959
Russian Soldiers demonstrate in PetrogradRussian soldiers march through the streets of Petrograd (St Petersburg) proclaiming, Death or Victory and carrying a banner, the message of which is War to the end Date: May 1917
Russian Royalty - their children at Krasnoye SeloThree of Russias last monarch, Tsar Nicholas II, and his wife Alexandra Feodorovnas children playing in the garden of the Tsars residence in the town of Krasnoye Selo near Leningrad (now St)
Kuznechny Market - LeningradThe exterior of the Kuznechny Market in Leningrad, Russia (now St. Petersburg) during its construction. Date: 1925
A Leningrad Bakery - 1925An early 20th century Leningrad Bakery, its shelves heavily laden with an intriguing assortment of breads including the usual the downright unusual. Date: 1925
Tsar Nicholas II Walking With Large EntourageTsar Nicholas II of Russia walking through the countryside at Krasnoe Selo among a large entourage that includes his wife Alexandra Feodorovna, one of his daughters
Tsar Nicholas II Playing TennisTsar Nicholas II of Russia enjoying a game of Tennis in Kvasnoe Selonear Leningrad (St. Petersburg). Date: circa 1900
Russian Royalty - Tsar Nicholas II with FamilyThe last Tsar of Russia, Nicholas II with family on the doorstep of his residence in the town of Krasnoye Selo near Leningrad (now St. Petersburg). Date: circa 1901
St Petersburg - TsarskoeThe Colonnade at TSARSKOE SELO palace, outside St Petersburg, erected by the empress Catherine II ( the Great ). Date: circa 1780
St Petersburg SquareThe Alexander monument dominates this vast square, where massive government offices confront the Winter Palace. Date: circa 1860
St Petersburg / Troitskoigeneral view from the Troitskoi Bridge
Russia PetersburgAround the time of the 1905 insurrection
St PetersburgMotor cars pass horse traffic on the fashionable Nevski Prospekt
St Petersburg in WinterThe city in winter : a horse- drawn sleigh beside the frozen Neva : behind is the Nicolai Bridge
St Petersburg C1905Birds eye view of the Nevski Prospekt, the citys main thoroughfare
After BombardmentNevsky prospect after the bombardment of Leningrad
Civilian DefenceA member of the civilian defence unit stands outside the Izhorsky factory, Leningrad
St Petersburg / NevskyThe Nevsky Prospekt, Leningrad
Leningrad Dept. StoreCustomers examine goods over the counter in the military goods section of a Leningrad department store