Street scene looking toward Red Square and the Kremlin Wall in Moscow, Russia, USSR, ca. 1932-1933

Photograph of a scene looking toward Red Square and the Kremlin Wall in Moscow, Russia, USSR, taken by Lotte Jacobi, ca. 1932-1933. View of people walking along a sidewalk and in a street between an ornate building and the Kremlin Wall. The iconic towers of Saint Basil's Cathedral are visible in the distance.

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University of New Hampshire Scholars Repository (University of New Hampshire at Manchester)
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2024-12-06
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Architecture, Modernity, and Design
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Street scene looking toward Red Square and the Kremlin Wall in Moscow, Russia, USSR, ca. 1932-1933

University of New Hampshire Scholars Repository (University of New Hampshire at Manchester)
Architecture, Modernity, and Design
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Street scene looking toward Red Square and the Kremlin Wall in Moscow, Russia, USSR, ca. 1932-1933

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Abstract

Photograph of a scene looking toward Red Square and the Kremlin Wall in Moscow, Russia, USSR, taken by Lotte Jacobi, ca. 1932-1933. View of people walking along a sidewalk and in a street between an ornate building and the Kremlin Wall. The iconic towers of Saint Basil's Cathedral are visible in the distance.

University of New Hampshire Scholars Repository (University of New Hampshire at Manchester)
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Architecture, Modernity, and Design
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