Zhukov Collection

Georgy Konstantinovich Zhukov, Soviet officer in the Red Army who played a decisive role during World War Two, including the capture of Berlin

Germany Surrenders
Marshal Zhukov, the Russian commander, signs the German capitulation on behalf of the USSR

Rimma
Alexey Zhukov

Vintage photograph WW II - Red Army photographer
Vintage photograph World War II - Red Army photographer taking pictures of the band of the Devonshire regiment presentation of the Order of the Bath to Zhukov and Rokossovsky 1945

The signing the German Instrument of Surrender in Berlin, May 8, 1945, 1945. Found in the collection of State Central Military Museum, Moscow

Religious controversy, 1867. Artist: Zhukov, Dmitri Yegorovich (1841-1903)
Religious controversy, 1867. Found in the collection of the State Tretyakov Gallery, Moscow

Leonid Borisovich Krasin (1870-1926), 1924
Leonid Borisovich Krasin (1870-1926)

Russian generals inspecting an exposition of captured German armaments, Russia, 1943. Red Army Deputy Commander-in-Chief Marshal Georgi Zhukov showing a captured tank to colleagues including Marshal

Soviet posters, WW2
Soviet posters of Stalin (centre), Zhukov (left) and Vasilevsky (right). Date: circa 1940s

FRIEDRICH ENGELS (1820-1895). German socialist. Drawing by Nikolai Zhukov (1908-1973)

Heroes of the soviet union (l to r): soviet flying ace, a, pokryshkin, marshall of the soviet union g, zhukov, and ace pilot i, kozhedub, moscow, ussr, june 1945

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Georgy Konstantinovich Zhukov, a legendary figure in Russian military history, played a pivotal role in World War II. As a Red Army photographer captured the vintage photograph of him during the signing of the German Instrument of Surrender in Berlin on May 8, 1945. However, Zhukov's contributions extend beyond this iconic moment. In 1867, artist Dmitri Yegorovich Zhukov sparked religious controversy with his thought-provoking artwork. Fast forward to 1924 when Leonid Borisovich Krasin collaborated with Zhukov and left an indelible mark on history. During WWII, Russian generals inspected an exposition displaying captured German armaments in Russia in 1943. Soviet posters from that era further showcased their determination and resilience against Nazi forces. Interestingly, Nikolai Zhukov's drawings depicted Friedrich Engels - a prominent German socialist who greatly influenced Marxist theory. These illustrations shed light on the ideological connections between nations despite political differences. Another significant event took place in Moscow during June 1945 when three heroes of the Soviet Union stood united: flying ace A. Pokryshkin, Marshal G. Zhukov himself, and ace pilot I. Kozhedub celebrated their remarkable achievements together. Zhukov's legacy as both a military strategist and symbol of unity remains etched into history books worldwide for his instrumental role not only during Germany's surrender but also for his unwavering dedication to defending his homeland throughout World War II.