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And besides these: photographs of vehicles and military equipment.
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Saturday 26 March 2016
Weapons of the Revolution
Photographs of weapons exhibited before the Central Museum of the Contemporary History of Russia in Moscow (the former Central Museum of the Revolution).
Dmitry Ivanov. 2014. CC-BY-SA 3.0. The description of the photo →
A de Bange 155 mm long cannon modèle 1877. France.
In 1917, during the Moscow Bolshevik Uprising, the cannon was used by the Lefortovo Detachment of the Moscow Red Guards.
Dmitry Ivanov. 2014. CC-BY-SA 3.0. The description of the photo →
De Bange 155 mm long cannon modèle 1877. A view from another viewpoint.
Dmitry Ivanov. 2014. CC-BY-SA 3.0. The description of the photo →
A Fiat-Izhorsky armoured car. A view from the right side.
Fiat Izhorsky (also known as Fiat Izhora) was a light armoured car based on the modified Fiat 50 HP chassis produced in 1917—1918 by the Izhora Plants, Saint Petersburg, Russia. These armoured cars were widely used by the Red Army.
The vehicle exhibited before the Central Museum of the Contemporary History of Russia is not an original armoured car, but a replica built in 1967.
Dmitry Ivanov. 2014. CC-BY-SA 3.0. The description of the photo →
Fiat-Izhorsky armoured car (a replica). A view from the left side.
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