Author: Traviewler
Российская государственная библиотека
Are we free and capable to commit murder? Can the cause justify the means? Fyodor Dostoyevsky struggles with this questions in his novel Crime and Punishment. I was 14 years old when I read it for first time and I didn't want to leave Moscow without a picture of a memorial dedicated to this great thinker
Moscow, Russia
Russian army marches for second world war. Detail from one of the many monuments dedicated to armed forces in Moscow
Cosmonauts Alley
Yuri Gagarin, the first human going to outer space, looks at the sky the launch of a rocket
ГУМ, Москва
Stolovaya was self-service canteen where the working class was having their breakfast, lunch and dinner in Soviet Union. In USSR these canteens had all of them the same culinary equipment, the same glasses, dishes forks, etc. If you don't mind waiting in line and serving your own food, you should visit a stolovaya.
Nikolskaya Street
Nikolskaya Street which connects Red Square and Lubyanka Square, is named after the Greek Monastery of Saint Nicholas that is located on the north side of the street
