La Russophobe: Rare Video of Pre-Bolshevik Moscow, circa 1908

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Sunday, January 28, 2007

Rare Video of Pre-Bolshevik Moscow, circa 1908

2 comments:

Oleg Dulin said...: What was that statue ? I hope it wasn't Lenin, which will bring the 1908 statement to question...; 1/31/2007 9:22 AM
La Russophobe said...: Hi Oleg,

If you want to make reference to a specific part of the film, I suggest you cite a minute/second marker so we will know what you are talking about.

Then, it isn't our claim that the film is from 1908, it's from the person who posted it on Google Video.

Then, are you suggesting that video of Russia at the time the first Lenin Statutes appeared ISN'T rare? In fact, I'd think that such video would be EVEN MORE rare and I'd be delighted to find out that this is early post-revolution footage. So please to explore and find out.; 1/31/2007 5:03 PM

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