Frontline Moscow (1941)

An incendiary bomb ignites on the asphalt.

The explosion of an incendiary bomb in the room.

View of the metro station "Mayakovskaya", turned into a bomb shelter.

Dropping incendiary bombs from the roof of a residential building.

People walk past the entrance to a grocery store in Moscow in the summer of 1941.

View of Okhotny Ryad, people and city transport on the street.

View of the square, the trolleybus departs from the stop.

Window of a Moscow store, laid with sandbags.

People come out of the doors of a bookstore whose Windows are lined with plywood sheets.

The window of one of the stores, filled with sandbags.

A barricade made of logs on one of the streets of Moscow, in the autumn of 1941.

A platoon of red army soldiers passes through Sverdlov square, view of the square (top).

View of the Bolshoi theater building, disguised from the raids of Nazi aircraft, a patrol passes, a truck passes.

A rifle division passes by the Bolshoi theater building.

People at the cinema read the poster "Soyuzkinozhurnal" in August 1941.

Fragments of the poster.

People at the entrance to the cinema.

Shop Windows of crystal products, protected from the blast wave.

Shop Windows on Gorky street, Packed with sandbags.

View of a part of Okhotny Ryad.

One of the red army commanders in the seat next to the driver goes to the front line.

Shop Windows on Gorky street, laid with sandbags, sealed up with boards.

The Barber lays sandbags on the glass of the Barber shop.

People on Sverdlov square.

Storefronts protected by plywood and sandbags.

People go to the grocery store.

People come out of the bookstore with purchases in their hands.

Protected with sandbags shop Windows.

View of Gorky street in November-December 1941 (top).

Residents of Moscow on the construction of wood-earth barricades in the fall of 1941.

Men and women carry sacks of sand.

Posters of new year's concerts at the entrance to the column hall Of the house of Unions in December 1941.

Views of the Gum building and surrounding streets at the end of December 1941.