Table of contents:
- 1. The central square of Kiev
- 2. Khreshchatyk
- 3. Stalin Square
- 4. Postal area
- 5. Bridge over the Dnieper
- 6. Victory Square
Video: Soviet Ukraine: Retro photographs of Kiev taken in the 1960s
2024 Author: Richard Flannagan | [email protected]. Last modified: 2024-01-10 02:10
The 1960s were a fruitful time for the capital of Soviet Ukraine, Kiev. Suffice it to mention at least that it was at this time that the metro appeared in Kiev, and the city itself received the "Golden Star of the Hero". Today, it is interesting to look at these old photographs for both the people of Kiev and the guests of the city, because the city has changed almost beyond recognition.
1. The central square of Kiev
2. Khreshchatyk
3. Stalin Square
4. Postal area
5. Bridge over the Dnieper
6. Victory Square
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