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Schoolchildren of the liberated village Staritsa N. Belov (L.) and P. Bashilov (left to right) hand over found by them German trophies,
Mother with her children leave their home village because of the advancing of German army.
Workers of plant “Red bogatyr” with their adopted children, who lost their parents during the war
Refugees flee home during the Second World War, 1942. Photo by Max Alpert. TASS
A child at the site of a burned native village, Smolensk region, September 1941. Photo by Mark Redkin.TASS
Return of refugees. Berlin
Children lying on the beach in liberated Sevastopol
Children of war. Sevastopol
The enemy fled, 1943
Children of war. Semyon Kulemin, a cabin boy from Cruiser Krasny Krym (lit. “Red Crimea”). Sevastopol
Young boys pulling a boat
Schoolchildren of the liberated village Staritsa N. Belov (L.) and P. Bashilov (left to right) hand over found by them German trophies,
Mother with her children leave their home village because of the advancing of German army.
Workers of plant “Red bogatyr” with their adopted children, who lost their parents during the war
Refugees flee home during the Second World War, 1942. Photo by Max Alpert. TASS
A child at the site of a burned native village, Smolensk region, September 1941. Photo by Mark Redkin.TASS
Return of refugees. Berlin
Children lying on the beach in liberated Sevastopol
Children of war. Sevastopol
The enemy fled, 1943
Children of war. Semyon Kulemin, a cabin boy from Cruiser Krasny Krym (lit. “Red Crimea”). Sevastopol
Young boys pulling a boat
Return of refugees. Berlin

Return of refugees. Berlin

Return of refugees. Berlin

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Author
E. Khaldey
Source
MAMM / MDF

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