Former Ussr Collection

Casino in Minsk, Belarus

Miniture bust of Stalin, Minsk, Belarus

Matryoshka dolls, Minsk, Belarus

Soviet wall murals on apartment building in Minsk, Belarus

Latvia, Riga, Old Riga, Vecriga, Chekov Theater, building detail

Palace of Republic, Minsk, Belarus

Trade Union Palace of Culture, Minsk, Belarus

Wall murals, Oktyabrskaya (former industrial area), Minsk, Belarus

Moscow cinema, Prospekte Pobeditelei, Minsk, Belarus

Town Hall, Old Town, Trinity Suburb, Minsk, Belarus

All Saints Church, Minsk, Belarus

Trinity Suburb by the Svishlach river, Minsk, Belarus

Old soviet made car, Minsk, Belarus

Minsk metro, Minsk, Belarus

Cathedral of the Holy Spirit, Trinity Suburb, Minsk, Belarus

Bolshoi Theatre, Minsk, Belarus

Soviet / Stalinist wall mural / bas relief, Minsk, Belarus
Soviet/Stalinist wall mural/bas relief, Minsk, Belarus

Bust of Lenin & Wall murals, Oktyabrskaya (former industrial area), Minsk, Belarus

Holy Trinity Church, Minsk, Belarus

Bust of Lenin, Lenin Square metro station, Minsk, Belarus

Church of St. Simeon and St. Helen (Red church), Independence Square, Minsk, Belarus
Church of St. Simeon and St.Helen (Red church), Independence Square, Minsk, Belarus

Trinity Suburb & Central Minsk along the Svishlach river, Belarus

Typical apartment building in the suburbs of Minsk, Belarus

Independence Square, Minsk, Belarus

Soviet era wall mural, Minsk, Belarus

City Skyline on the outskirts of Minsk, Belarus

Victory Square, Independence Avenue, Minsk, Belarus

National Library of Belarus, Minsk, Belarus

Lenin Statue & Government building, Independence Square, Minsk, Belarus

Soviet architecture, Prospekte Pobeditelei, Minsk, Belarus

Catholic Church of St Virgin Mary, Minsk, Belarus

Island of Tears, Trinity Suburb, Minsk, Belarus

Museum of the History of the Great Patriotic War, Minsk, Belarus

Holy Trinity Church & All Saints Church, Minsk, Belarus

Soviet wall mural on apartment building in Minsk, Belarus

Scenes on the Russian front during the counter-offensive campaign of the Soviet Red Army to push back the invading German army in the Soviet Union

The latest communique from Moscow on 25th May 1942 announces that Marshal Timoshenkos armies continue their successful advance in the direction of Kharkov

On 23 June 1944, the Red Army attacked Army Group Centre in Byelorussia, with the objective of encircling and destroying its main component armies

Red Army mortars in Ukraine during Second World War. 23rd February 1944

Red Army on the Ukrainian front. (Picture) Red Army tommy gunners in white camouflage go into action in the front lines. 23rd February 1944

A Soviet Red Army commander giving instruction to his men during the battle against the German army before Kharkov on the Ukranian Front. June 1942

Action on General Vatutins Front. Red Army tommy gunners in white winter camouflage in action on in the front line on the first Ukranian Front

A Metal works at Dnipropetrovsk, demolished by the German army as they retreated from the city in the face of an aggressive advance from the Soviet Red Army on the Eastern Front. November 1943

British Committees for Soviet Air include among the sterner war necessities sent to the USSR, a supply of the small comforts and luxuries - chocolate

Soviet Red Army troops on the First Ukrainian front clearing a liberated town of the last enemy German troops during the battle against the retreating Germany army on the Eastern Front in the Second

The railway bridge across the River Dnieper at Dnipropetrovsk, demolished by the German army as they retreated from the city in the face of an aggressive advance from the Soviet Red Army

Machine gunners of the Soviet Red Army driving off a German counter attack on the Ukranian Front during the Second World War

A Soviet Red Army trench mortar battery shelling the enemy German army on the Belarus Front during the Second World War. The Soviet forces opened a new offensive on this front for the city of

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"Exploring the Former USSR: From Azerbaijan's Vibrant Baku to Belarus' Fascinating Minsk" Embark on a captivating journey through the former USSR as we delve into the rich cultural tapestry of this historic region. Begin your adventure in Azerbaijan's bustling capital, Baku, where modern skyscrapers harmoniously coexist with ancient architecture. Next, venture into Belarus and step into the glitz and glamour of a casino in Minsk. Feel the thrill as you try your luck amidst an atmosphere of excitement and opulence. But don't forget to take a moment to appreciate the miniature bust of Stalin, serving as a reminder of this nation's complex history. Immerse yourself in traditional Belarusian culture by exploring Minsk's streets adorned with Matryoshka dolls. These intricately painted wooden treasures showcase both artistic craftsmanship and national pride. In Latvia's enchanting Riga, wander through Old Riga (Vecriga) and discover its hidden gems. Marvel at Chekov Theater's exquisite building details that transport you back in time to an era of grandeur and theatrical brilliance. As you continue your exploration of Minsk, be awed by architectural wonders such as the Palace of Republic and Trade Union Palace of Culture. These majestic structures stand as testaments to Soviet-era grandiosity while offering glimpses into daily life during that period. Pay homage to history at Jewish tombstones on the site of Minsk Ghetto from World War II—a poignant reminder of resilience amid unimaginable hardships faced by communities during those dark times. Marvel at vibrant wall murals adorning Oktyabrskaya—formerly an industrial area—showcasing how art can transform spaces once devoid of color into vibrant expressions reflecting local identity. Catch a film at Moscow cinema along Prospekte Pobeditelei—an iconic landmark blending nostalgia with modern entertainment options for locals and visitors alike.