Color photos from 1910 Russia

Discussion in 'Warbirds International' started by Red Ant, Aug 26, 2010.

  1. Red Ant

    Red Ant Well-Known Member

    Joined:
    Jan 18, 2002
    Messages:
    4,946
    Location:
    Germany
  2. Mcloud

    Mcloud Well-Known Member

    Joined:
    Apr 11, 2003
    Messages:
    2,448
    Location:
    Ontario, Canada
    That guy's camera rocked.

    The number 6 picture shows what seems to be either telephone, light or hydro poles....in 1910 Russia, wow. Even in Toronto and New York electricity was very new technology at that time.

    I want to move to where the people in picture 27 live, no pakis. Speaking of pakis, I really got rid of gandhi didn't I? LOL.

    P.S. My favorite movie scene is now blocked in Germany. This is banned in Germany, lol.
     
    Last edited: Aug 27, 2010
  3. Uncles

    Uncles Well-Known Member

    Joined:
    Mar 2, 2005
    Messages:
    3,787
    Location:
    Post-American USA
    Thanks for posting that. 100 years/sto let/centi anni. Well, the bourgeoisie atmosphere in Russia in 1914 was pretty much the same as Paris, maybe more advanced. Personally, I would have preferred to live in Russia at the time.
     
  4. hezey

    hezey Well-Known Member

    Joined:
    Jan 8, 2010
    Messages:
    2,319
    Location:
    British Columbia, Canada
    Nice pics. I would have loved to have someone wipe my ass for me, cut my meat, pull my barge, yeah, life was great in Russia. If you were bougyoiloi or whatever the fuk.
    :p
     
  5. Zembla JG13

    Zembla JG13 FH Beta Tester

    Joined:
    May 8, 2001
    Messages:
    4,791
    Location:
    .be
    Were you googling for porn set in the 1910 timeframe Red Ant?

    J/K

    Nice pics. In some pics you can see the result of the peculiar way the guy got his colors into image.

    -Z
     
  6. looseleaf

    looseleaf Well-Known Member

    Joined:
    Jan 11, 2006
    Messages:
    5,028
    Really spectacular photos !!!!

    What a dramatic insight into old Russia, to see with such clarity 100+ years back.

    Too bad the western powers didn't do such documentation.

    :cheers: :cheers: :cheers:

    Thanks for the link !!!!!
     
  7. -ALW-

    -ALW- Well-Known Member

    Joined:
    Dec 1, 2001
    Messages:
    2,096
    Location:
    Minot, North Dakota, USA
    Yes, some awesome pictures there! But, a short time later, that empire massacres 7,0000,000+ people plus some in the pictures I bet. Not a cheery subject but, part of the harsh reality of some of those nice people. :shuffle:
     
  8. Funtom

    Funtom Well-Known Member

    Joined:
    Apr 27, 2008
    Messages:
    1,189
    Location:
    opera
    I think that's not the theme why Ant posted it, but if you want, we can start a new topic about genocide of indians, that's interesting part of the harsh reality too ;)

    ... fuck these themes, just thumb up for the nice pictures from the era of normal life, that's all and better than talking about politics and death.
     
  9. looseleaf

    looseleaf Well-Known Member

    Joined:
    Jan 11, 2006
    Messages:
    5,028



    Dude;

    My two cents worth of observations:

    "That" empire did not massacre 7,000.000+ people. There was a revolution and a democratic republic of Russia was formed, a few months later there was another "revolt" by communists that did some serious killing.

    Remember Lenin was exiled in Switzerland and after he received $40.000.00 US from Henry Ford, who urged him to go to Russia and organize the working classes did he go back to Russia and overthrow that very young republic.

    There were several "revolutions" happening just around then.

    The Ottoman Empire was on the way out and Armenia was being mass murdered.

    The industrial revolution part two was being played-out. The royalty of Europe, mass land owners who controlled millions of farmers were being edged-out of power by the new barons, the factory owners, who were fighting those royals for control of the masses from the farms to the factories.
    In this mad grab for power states with royals and new aristocracy of the bankers and factory owners made interconnecting deals with states.

    One stupid thing was going to bring all of it collapsing down with the New World Order and the new owl worshipers to collect big time.

    Hence "The Great War" and hence Dupont, Standard Oil, Rothschilds, Krupp and all the other factories making arms made millions- those were the days of gold and silver and no Federal Reserve notes.


    1910 was the last "quiet time" for a long time.


    Stalin is credited with liquidating about 30.000.000

    and Chairman Mao 60.000.000+

    all the others were boyscouts by comparison....
     
  10. Boroda

    Boroda FH Community Officer

    Joined:
    Jan 23, 2000
    Messages:
    6,423
    Location:
    Moscow
    Juicy :D

    7 godzillions murdered by the Empire is overestimated. No more then 7 brazillions.

    Technically Bolsheviks didn't do anything wrong. Counsils (Soviets) were maybe even more legitimate then "intermediate government".

    Ford?! Nice, it's something new. At least you don't say anything about Kaiser's money and a sealed railway car.

    BTW, Lenin came back in April 1917 from... drumroll... Finland!

    LOL. Especially in Russian Empire. Lena shootings 1912. Bloody Sunday in 1905, then 2 years of mass executions and Stolypin's neck-ties.

    Solzhenitsyn said Stalin murdered 90 million. Plus 27 million killed in a War, then - I only wonder why there's anyone still living here.
     
  11. beryl

    beryl Well-Known Member

    Joined:
    May 8, 2002
    Messages:
    1,788
    Location:
    19*08'E 51*30'N
    Guys, stop with that pro-against russia flames in each topic. I dont care how it was to live in russia 100,50,10 years ago. I'm just stunned with that photos. I thought a world 100 years ago was black and white :D
     
  12. Rainer

    Rainer Well-Known Member

    Joined:
    Apr 12, 2006
    Messages:
    328
    Location:
    Chicago, IL
    Let's rename this the "Piss in Someone Else's Cornflakes" thread.
     
  13. looseleaf

    looseleaf Well-Known Member

    Joined:
    Jan 11, 2006
    Messages:
    5,028

    Winners and sometimes survivors get to write the history books..

    You didn't know that about good old Henry Ford???? Ha ha ha...

    then you must know that part about A. Hitler's book "Mien Kampf" in the prelog, he wrote "I want to thank my good friend , Henry Ford for his early support ..." Ha ha ha... no wonder some politicians pushed to ban the book in the USA !!! Try to find an original issue in German.

    What about the Potemkin incident of 1905 ?

    Clearly under the Czar things may have been quiet, but not that happy for the majority.

    It never is under any dictatorship, left or right. proletariat or bourgeois....


    Anyway enough politics and YES some VERY GOOD photos of life 100 years ago.

    Sorry for my political rantings....

    :alc:
     
  14. looseleaf

    looseleaf Well-Known Member

    Joined:
    Jan 11, 2006
    Messages:
    5,028
    Hahahaha...... yes, sorry about that !
     
  15. Boroda

    Boroda FH Community Officer

    Joined:
    Jan 23, 2000
    Messages:
    6,423
    Location:
    Moscow
    I know Ford was pro-nazi, but I never knew he supported Bolsheviks.

    Anyway, comparing Communists to nazis is a big mistake.

    I mentioned Bloody Sunday here. It was a beginning of a revolution that lasted for almost 3 years, 05-07, and Potemkin was just a small episode. There were at least teo more uprisings in the navy, heavy cruiser Ochakov in the Black sea 1906 and cruiser Pamyat' Azova in the Baltics 1907.

    Here you are very much mistaken.

    Thank you and nevermind :)

    I have been to many places you can see on that pictures, only 70+ years later. It's my country... Dagestan, Georgia or Bukhara Emirate - it's still my country.

    Monarchy was rotten to the bone by 1914, so very few people missed it, but the Empire was good for all it's nations, doesn't matter if it was Russian Empire or Soviet Union. There was nothing like our Empire in the whole human history.
     
  16. Uncles

    Uncles Well-Known Member

    Joined:
    Mar 2, 2005
    Messages:
    3,787
    Location:
    Post-American USA
    Think about it, though. It was in those bourgeosie or what we'd call middle and upper class salons that people with "radical" ideas had a voice that they wouldn't have had otherwise. See, you'd be invited to one of those places and you'd be considered dangerous by the society ladies. Get to lay a few fancy wives. You'd get some money from some bored, degenerate and overly idealistic sons of aristocratic estate owners, factory owning folks and other grand bourgeoisie.

    Just like Sunnyvale coffee shops :)
     
  17. -ALW-

    -ALW- Well-Known Member

    Joined:
    Dec 1, 2001
    Messages:
    2,096
    Location:
    Minot, North Dakota, USA
    Yeah, and then Indian warlords were at war for years with the people in Sri Lanka and then civil wars for 25 years where 80 - 100k people died during that conflict but, that was a conflict. What Stalin and the Ukraine undertook was an official policy of genocidal extermination, not war. This is something way way bigger, like nearly 10,000,000 dead, bigger. Let's remember the people from those images. :rose:
     
  18. Mcloud

    Mcloud Well-Known Member

    Joined:
    Apr 11, 2003
    Messages:
    2,448
    Location:
    Ontario, Canada
    King of Donair, more like it :)
    [​IMG]
    Conky's travels
     
    Last edited: Aug 30, 2010
  19. Zembla JG13

    Zembla JG13 FH Beta Tester

    Joined:
    May 8, 2001
    Messages:
    4,791
    Location:
    .be
    And you let history run its course all the way up until you had to put your own Indians in reservations.

    Really, let him without fault cast the first stone. And to anticipate the obvious: yes, Belgium did some stupid shit in Afrika too.

    Can we now get over the fucking politics?

    -Z
     
  20. -ALW-

    -ALW- Well-Known Member

    Joined:
    Dec 1, 2001
    Messages:
    2,096
    Location:
    Minot, North Dakota, USA
    Yeah, as soon as you have your facts straight. :ass: They aren't Indians, Indians come from India. They are Native Americans, or more appropriated to their tribes as Arikara, Mandan, Sioux, Arapaho, Chippewa, Dakota, Hidatsa, etc.
    The Native Americans can go and come as they please, and are supported wholey by the government if needed. They have their own politics, governing, banking and monetary system. They are also part of the Three Affiliated Tribes. Lakota is part of a more unifed part, including North Dakota/South Dakota/Nebraska which have a gold backed monetary system. This isn't politics, it's humanity and it's existence. Get off your freaking high chair. :znaika: