Russians Collection (page 5)

Children and Nurses in a Russian Kindergarden
A Kindergarden in the Mid Asian Russian republic in the 1930s run by nineteen nurses. Date: 1930 s

Russian Communal Kitchen
Seven women busying themselves around a stone work top adorned with an array of large tins and pots in a 1920s Russian communal kitchen. Date: 1920 s

Russian Officers Relax during Japanese War
A group of six Russian officers relax in their dugout during the second and final year of the Russo-Japanese War. Date: 1905

Russian Cavalry Reconnaissance, 1904
Soldiers embarking upon a Russian cavalry reconnaissance during the Russo-Japanese War, (8 February 1904 5 September 1905). Date: 1904

Russian Gufire During the Battle of Port Arthur
Russian artilery in action during the Battle of Port Arthur which spanned from the 8th to the 9th of February in 1904. The Battle of Port Arther was the very first conflict within the Russo-Japanese

Russian Wartime Mobile Radio Station
A Mobile radio station used by the Russians during the Russo-Japanese War (8 February 1904 5 September 1905). Date: circa 1904

Russian Market Scene
A Snow-covered, bustling Russian food market from around the middle of the 19th century. Date: circa 1850

Red Square Palm Sunday Market, Moscow
Palm Sunday is a Christian feast that falls on the last sunday before easter. It is celebrated by hundreds of people on Red Square in Moscow every year. Date: circa 1900

The Youth of New Moscow
True children of the revolution - young, smilling communists in New Moscow. Date: 1932

Russian Peasants Experience Electricity
Russian Peasants experience the first Electricity in their village in 1925. Date: 1925

Typhus Sufferers in Kniagin, Russia
Bedridden Typhus sufferers in the Russian provence of Kniagin. Date: 1891 - 1892

Red Square Market, Moscow
Popular market stalls lining Moscows famous Red Square. Date: circa 1920

Repairs to Petrograd Tramways, 1923
Repairs underway on tramlines in central Petrograd (St Petersburg) in 1923. Date: 1923

A Kievsky Station Food Stall, Moscow
Cheap dinners on sail at a food stall outside Kievsky Station in Moscow. Date: 1919

Social Co-operative, Leningrad
A Leningrad Socil Co-operative centre from the 1920s with the slogan on one wall that reads He who is not abel to rest is he who is not able to work. Date: 1927 - 1928

Sweepers on Red Square, Moscow
Seven men keeping clean Moscows Red Square that separates the Kremlin (the former royal citadel) from the historic merchant quarter known as Kitai-gorod. Date: circa 1900

Tsar Nicholas II Coronation at St. Petersburg
Tsar Nicholas II of Russia was crowned on the 26th of May 1896 in St. Petersburg; the entire city was adorned with an enormous assortment of extravagant regalia. Date: 26th May 1896

Tsar Nicholas IIs in Vladikavkaz, Russia
Tsar Nicholas II performs official duties in Vladikavkaz Date: circa 1900

Tissue Manufacture
A group of Russian women whiten tissues in a field. Date: circa 1900

Men Steel Smelting in Russia
Three men watch as another uses industrial smelting machinery to make Steel in 1938. Date: 1938

Various Revolutionary-Looking Russians
A small crowd of fifteen supposedly revolutionary looking Russian men in 1917. Date: 1917

Trubnaya Square Market, Moscow
The Bird Market on Trubnaya Square in Moscow, Russia. Date: 1911

Russian Commune
Withered looking Men and women eat lunch in a 1920s Russian commune. Date: circa 1920

Winter Palace Outdoor Party
A snow covered outdoor party at the Winter Palace in St petersburg (then Petrograd) held in 1917. Date: 1917

Anna Pavlova - Performing
Anna Pavlova (1881 to 1931) performing whilst wearing an extremely large bonnet and clutching a small bouquet of roses. Date: circa 1910

Russian Aristocracy Enjoying a Luncheon
Ten Wealthy Russians enjoying a spot of luncheon in 1913. Date: 1913

Queues for Esperanto courses in Russia
A large group men and women queue next to a desk where they can enrol in courses to learn Esperanto. Date: Late 19th Century

Aerial view of a German gas-attack
A photograph taken by a Russian airman showing a German gas-attack on Russian troops. German soldiers can be seen waiting to attack as the fumes roll towards the Russians. Date: December 18th 1915

Sandor Petofi - 1
SANDOR PETOFI Hungarian poet who roused his people with patriotic poems in 1848 but died next year fighting the Russians, buried in a mass grave. Date: 1823 - 1849

Sandor Petofi - 2
SANDOR PETOFI Hungarian poet who roused his people with patriotic poems in 1848 but died next year fighting the Russians, buried in a mass grave. Date: 1823 - 1849

Alex. Stef. Popoff
ALEXANDER STEFANOVICH POPOFF Russian physicist and electrical engineer, credited by the Russians with inventing radio, though others disagree. Date: 1859 - 1906

Marjan Langiewicz
MARJAN LANGIEWICZ Polish military commander of rebel forces against the occupying Russians. Date: 1827 - 1887

Allegory Victory Russians Napoleon Army poem
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The Crimean War: the Battle of Inkerman, Repulse of the Russians, 1854

The Crimean War: Sortie of the Russians from Sebastopol, General Sir De Lacy Evans and Staff, 1854

The Crimean War: the Siege of Sebastopol: Portion of Redoubt, Occupied and Evacuated by the Russians, 1854

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The War in the East: with the Russians, a Standard Guard in the Bulgarian Camp at Plojesti

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The War in the East: with the Russians: Reception of the Czar by the Clergy of Plojesti

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The War in the East: with the Russians, the Grand Duke Nicholas Nicholaievitch, Commander-In-Chief of the Forces on the Danube, and his Aide-De-Camp

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The War in the East, with the Russians on the Danube: a Cossack Bath

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THE WAR IN THE EAST: SHAKESPEARE AND THE RUSSIANS: A SKETCH AT IBRAILA; RICHMOND: " Thus far into the bowels of the land Have we marched on without impediment", from Richard III. Act V

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The War in the East, with the Russians: a Dance of the Thirty-First Regiment of Foot

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The War in the East, with the Russians: on the Way to the Front by Rail, " two Minutes for Refreshment"

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The War in the East, with the Russians on the Danube: Making Rafts on the Danube, Near Galatz

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The War in the East, with the Russians on the Danube: a Picket Skirmish in the Dobrudscha, Near Galatz

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The Impending War, Silistria, on the Danube, where the Russians were Repulsed in 1854

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THE ROAD THE RUSSIANS WILL COME: 1. The Russian Frontier Bridge over the Pruth; 2. Jassy, the Future Headquarters of the Army of the Pruth should the Russian Troops Cross the River

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

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