Extremely rare photos of Moscow during World War II

Black and white photos posted by Gateway to Russia reveal life in Moscow during World War II.

A chaotic scene on Gorky Street (now Tverskaya Street), Moscow, during World War II. (Photo source: Gw2ru/Sputnik)

A procession of people walking on the Krasnokholmskaya embankment along the Moscow River decades ago.

Photo taken at Okhotny Ryad Square (Okhotny Ryad Street).

The Red Army Theatre (Russian Army Theatre) many years ago. This is the largest theatre in the capital Moscow.

Crowded scene outside the Tchaikovsky Concert Hall.

Tver overpass covered in snow.

Manezhnaya Square.

The Pushkin monument on Tverskoy Avenue decades ago.

Belorusskaya Station. This project was created by leading architects Ivan Taranov and Nadezhda Bykova.

Red Square in Moscow. This is a famous place, associated with many historical events of Russia.

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