20 photos of Moscow during World War II
The most brutal day in Soviet history, 20 photographs of Moscow during World War II Anti-tank obstacles, airships, military equipment, this is what the most brutal war in Soviet history looked like.
1. On June 22, 1941, the Soviet Union declared the beginning of the Great Patriotic War
The most brutal day in Soviet history, 20 photographs of Moscow during World War II 2. September 1941, Moscow's main thoroughfare, Gokogo Street (now Tverskaya Street)
The most brutal day in Soviet history, 20 photographs of Moscow during World War II 3. In 1941, gas masks were distributed in Mayakovskaya (now Triumph Square).
The most brutal day in Soviet history, 20 photographs of Moscow during World War II 4. Airship on Pushkin Square in 1941
The most brutal day in Soviet history, 20 photographs of Moscow during World War II 5. From October to December 1941 on the front line in Moscow, drive west along the Mozhayskoye Highway
The most brutal day in Soviet history, 20 photographs of Moscow during World War II 6. From September to October 1941, anti-tank trenches were dug on the outskirts of Moscow
The most brutal day in Soviet history, 20 photographs of Moscow during World War II 7. In 1941, a shot down German plane was on the square of Sverdloff (now Tearalnaya).
The most brutal day in Soviet history, 20 photographs of Moscow during World War II 8. Air raid shelter inside Mayakovskaya Metro Station in 1941
The most brutal day in Soviet history, 20 photographs of Moscow during World War II 9. Mayakovskaya Square (now Triumph Square)
The most brutal day in Soviet history, 20 photographs of Moscow during World War II 10. 1941, unloaded supplies
The most brutal day in Soviet history, 20 photographs of Moscow during World War II 11. Bicycle team of the People's Volunteer Army on the outskirts of Moscow, 1941
The most brutal day in Soviet history, 20 photographs of Moscow during World War II 12. In 1941, the reserve went to the front
The most brutal day in Soviet history, 20 photographs of Moscow during World War II 13. Anti-tank obstacles in the center of Moscow
The most brutal day in Soviet history, 20 photographs of Moscow during World War II 14. Defend Moscow from enemy air raids
The most brutal day in Soviet history, 20 photographs of Moscow during World War II 15. Grocery store on Gorkogo (now Tverskaya) Street
The most brutal day in Soviet history, 20 photographs of Moscow during World War II 16. On November 7, 1941, the Red Square military parade commemorated the October Revolution
The most brutal day in Soviet history, 20 photographs of Moscow during World War II 17. German prisoner-of-war column outside Belorowski station in 1944
The most brutal day in Soviet history, 20 photographs of Moscow during World War II 18. 9 May 1945, 1:55 p.m., Declaration of Victory on Red Square
The most brutal day in Soviet history, 20 photographs of Moscow during World War II 19. May 9, 1945, victory was celebrated
The most brutal day in Soviet history, 20 photographs of Moscow during World War II 20. On June 24, 1945, Marshal Zhukov of the Soviet Union led the Victory Day military parade
The most brutal day in Soviet history, 20 photographs of Moscow during World War II 
