Russians Collection (page 6)

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The Eastern Question, with the Russians: Tallow for the Camp, Kischineff

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Town of Bagtcheserai, One of the Capitals of the Crimea, and Headquarters of the Russians

The Last of the Russians in Eastern Roumelia Russian Troops Passing down the Danube, Near Galatz, Engraving 1879

The bastion Kornilov (called Malakoff Tower), removed the Russians September 8, 1855. Engraving

Tombs of French, English and Russians killed in the attack Petropawloski. engraving 1855

Battle of the Russians and Polish in Moscow, 1611, Russia

The Russians in Central Asia, Views on the Route of the Transcaspian Railway, 1881: 1
THE RUSSIANS IN CENTRAL ASIA, VIEWS ON THE ROUTE OF THE TRANSCASPIAN RAILWAY, 1881: 1. Lieut.-General Annenkoff, under whose Supervision the Railway was Constructed. 2

The Russians in Central Asia: the Siege of Geok Tepe by General Skobeleff: Assaulting the Fortifications, 1881

On the Lake - Group take a little boat out for a spin
On the Lake A group of Russians take a little boat out for a spin. The hot sunny day necessitates the use of parasols by two of the ladies. Date: 1904

A Russian choir at practice in Chislehurst. 1938

The Consolidated PBY-5A that the Russians shot down over the Baltic

Russians trimming Napoleons beard, 1812. From a contemporary cartoon

World War I 1914-1918: Eastern Front. German soldiers in a defensive position in the basement of a house where they have entrenched the floor, Vistula region of Poland 1915

Russians routing Bulgarians in cavalry skirmish. Chromolithograph from 10th century Sclavonian manuscript in the Vatican Library

Crimean War 1853-1856: Russians, having destroyed as much as possible and scuttled their fleet, abandoning the main southern part of Sebastapol for the northern forts, 8 September 1855

Anti-immigration caricature showing anarchists, Jews, Russians and Italians dressed in kimonos, being kept out of the United States

Russians. Pen and ink sketch by Prosper Merimee (1803-1870) French dramatist, historian and archaeologist

Russo-Japanese War 1904-1905: Workroom in the Winter Palace, St Petersburg, supervised by the Tsarina, producing dressings and gowns for wounded Russians. Note sewing machines

Russians taken prisoner by Germany on the Eastern front, World War I. Among them are many Cossacks in their distinctive fur hats

At the Southern Border (of Muscovy), 1888. Oil on canvas. Sergei Ivanov (1864-1910) Russian painter. From 16th to 18th centuries Crimean Tartars repeatedly invaded, Muscovy

Russo-Turkish War 1877-1878: Turkihs forces under the command of Sulieman Pasha bivouacking in the Shipka Pass, August 1877, during the abortive Tgurish attempt to capture the pass from the Russians

Three Moscow University foreign exchange students at Columbia Un
New York, New York: December 31, 1943. Three Moscow University foreign exchange students at Columbia University get in some last minute studying before New Years Eve

Moonlight Skiing In Russia
Moscow, Russia: c. 1930. A cross country skier skiing by moonlight

The Last Of The Russians In Eastern Roumelia Russian Troops Passing Down The Danube, Near Galatz, Engraving 1879

Tombs of French, English and Russians killed in the attack Petropawloski. engraving 1855

The Bastion Kornilov (called Malakoff Tower), Removed The Russians September 8, 1855. Engraving

World War 2: Finland. Bombing of Helsinki by the Russians. Block of flats in flames after a direct hit

Map od Moscow. Engraving

RUSSIA. Moscow. Kremlin. Kremlin. Domes at the sunset

Tbilisi in 1863. Engraving

Battle of Eylau
Indecisive battle of EYLAU - Prussians and Russians avoid defeat by the French : here, Scharnhorsts men in action Date: 8 February 1807

Polish Officers Hanged
Captured Polish officers siding with the Turks against the Russian oppressors of their country are hanged by the Russians as traitors Date: 1878

Battle of Eylau (Anon)
BATTLE OF EYLAU Inconclusive battle in which the French, Prussians and Russians between them lost some 35, 000 men without any appreciable gain either way Date: 8 February 1807

Napoleon at Battle of Friedland
Battle of Friedland - Napoleon defeats the Russians. Date: 14 June 1807

Raijin, the God of Thunder, frightens the Russians out of Tokuriji (near Nanshan). Print shows Raijin, the Japanese God of Thunder

The Russians retreat north to land of snow and ice where Jap

Russians - Japanese translations of barbaric languages. Japanese print shows two Russian soldiers talking; includes text of Japanese translation. Date ca. 1863

Portraits of foreigners - Russians, American lady. Japanese print shows the clothing styles of Russian men, and an American woman. Date 1861

People of various nations - Russians, French. Japanese print with four illustrations, two of men on horseback and two illustrating clothing styles of Russian and French women. Date 1861

Russians. Japanese print shows three Russians, two wearing military uniforms. The third Russian has an animal, possibly some sort of feline, on a leash. Date between 1850 and 1900

People of the five nations - Russians. Japanese print shows a Russian military officer on horseback. Date 1861

Russians and sheep. Japanese print shows a Russian military officer and another man feeding a goat. Date 1860

Russians enjoying themselves on Sunday in Yokohama. Japanese print shows two Russian men, one holding a telescope, and a child looking at the scenery along the shoreline in Yokohama

Austrian officers captured by the Russians, WW1
Austrian officers captured by the Russians during the First World War. Date: 26 August 1915

Austrian weapons captured by the Russians, WW1
Austrian weapons captured by the Russians at Podvolochisk, Galicia (now Ukraine) during the First World War. A box of shells is propped up against the wheel of a field gun carriage. Date: 1914-1918

Carl Kniaziewicz
CARL KNIAZIEWICZ Polish military commander of the Polish Legion, officially part of the Italian army but fighting with Napoleon against the Russians. Date: 1762 - 1842

Russian Hunters
A party of Russian hunters wait with their dogs on the platform of a rural railway station. Date: 1920

Russians passing through Augustowo, WW1
A transport group of Russians passing through Augustowo (Augustow, Poland) on the eastern front during the First World War. Among them is a Cossack general. Date: 1914-1917

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