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On March 6, 1992, some three months
after the collapse of the Soviet Union,
a handful of enthusiastic young Westerners
living in Moscow began publishing the first
English-language daily newspaper ever to
be printed in Russia, the Moscow Times.
Digital files of these pictures have been generously donated to the Library of Congress by the Moscow Times. |
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Caption (image on left):
As is customary, communist and Christian
symbols are seen side by side at an
opposition rally. Igor Tabakov, Photographer. |
This exhibition was made possible by the
generous support of the James Madison
Council of the Library of Congress and the
Russian Information Agency "Novosti." |
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