Old pictures of Kikenka

1970

Agricultural Work During Study

1960

A Teddy Bear in a Pioneer Camp

1935

A Monk at Valaam Monastery

1963

Khrushchev and Castro

1957

Bridges in Leningrad

1963

Fidel Castro at a stadium in Leningrad

1956

A pile of ships on the Stroiteley Bridge

1957

Smolny Cathedral before restoration

1922

The People's Revolutionary Army of the Far Eastern Republic enters Vladivostok, Soviet Russia

1914

The Romanov Family

1966

Photo of Leningrad in 1966

1955

Lamplighter Lighting Gas Lamp on Glasgow Street

1906

State Treasury carriage robbery

1906

Nicholas II at the State Duma in the Winter Palace

1905

Police mugshots of Trotsky

1970

An Anesthesiologist-Resuscitator at the First Ambulance Substation

1910

Meeting between Empress Alexandra Feodorovna and Emir of the Bukhara Khanate Seyid Abdul-Ahad Khan

1906

Trotsky with Alexander Parvus (left) and Leo Deutsch in prison

1906

Trotsky in prison, awaiting trial

1963

The beach at the Peter and Paul Fortress

1964

The beach at the Peter and Paul Fortress

1975

Housewarming party

1941

Distribution of milk in the bomb shelter

1906

The armored cruiser Rurik arrived from the factory

1917

The Last Graduation

1910

Nicholas II visits the construction of the Fort Rif battery

1916

Nicholas II, Tsarevich Alexey, Grand Duchess Tatyana Nikolaevna and Prince Nikita Alexandrovich

1912

Officers Arrive in Tsarskoye Selo

1958

Tu-16 on takeoff

1963

Shostakovich

1911

Alexander Green with his first wife Vera in the village of Veliky Bor

1899

Karelian girls

1875

Olavinlinna castle

1975

Chess Class at School

1912

Cyclist

1889

Farm

1967

Railway Station

1959

Puesto de agua común para los residentes

1941

Bombing of Helsinki

1920

Edificios

1963

Fleet at Helsinki Train Station

1913

Emperor Nicholas II on a Kayak

c. 1895

Three Women on Bicycles

c. 1930

A boy by the Port of Tallinn,

1908

Nicholas II and his son Alexei aboard the Imperial yacht Standart

1890

7th century Tallinn Catholic Church (also referred to as the Great Temple of Tallinn)