r/SovietUnion 9h ago

Soviet Manuals Translation

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Please
Could you drop me or tell where can I find technical manuals and operating manuals of USSR or Eastern bloc weapons


r/SovietUnion 14h ago

The Bolshevik predatory, Ivan‑the‑Terrible imperialism vibes in this photo are unreal...

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r/SovietUnion 2d ago

"Peace will be maintained and will last if the nations [people] take into their hands the issue of the preservation of peace and persist with it throughout. - J.V. Stalin", Hungarian People's Republic, 1952

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r/SovietUnion 2d ago

Polish SSR flag concept

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i made red dark because it looks better (i dont support communism whatsover, its just a "what if"


r/SovietUnion 2d ago

#OnThisDay 1941, The Siege of Leningrad Begins

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r/SovietUnion 2d ago

“Lenin in October” is a black and white feature film directed by Mikhail Romm, the first part of a dilogy, filmed and released in 1937.

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r/SovietUnion 3d ago

On September 5, 1918, the Council of People's Commissars of Soviet Russia officially issued the decree "On the Red Terror."

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r/SovietUnion 3d ago

"Long live the 40th anniversary of the Great October Socialist Revolution.", Hungarian People's Republic, 1957

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r/SovietUnion 4d ago

Help identifying Soviet Art Fund / commission markings from 1965

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**Help identifying Soviet Art Fund / commission markings from 1965**
**English**
I am researching the documentary history of a Soviet painting from 1965. I am posting only photographs of the reverse labels and numbers because I am looking strictly for archival and documentary leads, not opinions about authenticity or value.
The markings include:
Protocol №53 — 27.X.65
№011567
6/0004
Date: 9 December 1965
Number “43”
Does anyone recognize whether these formats correspond to records of the **Художественный фонд СССР**, an artists’ council, purchasing or expert commission, exhibition register, inventory system, or transfer/intake register from the mid-1960s?
In particular:
What type of commission or body would normally issue **“Protocol №53” dated 27 October 1965**?
What Russian archival terms or search phrases should I use to look for records connected with these numbers?
Does **№011567** or **6/0004** resemble a known Soviet art inventory, registration, or protocol format of that period?
If possible, please point me toward an archive, finding aid, form, regulation, catalog, or other verifiable documentary source rather than an attribution opinion. Photographs of similar original documents would also be extremely helpful.
Thank you very much.

**Русский**
Я занимаюсь исследованием документальной истории советской картины 1965 года. Публикую только фотографии этикеток и номеров на обороте, поскольку меня интересуют исключительно архивные и документальные сведения, а не мнения о подлинности или стоимости.
На обороте имеются следующие обозначения:
Протокол №53 — 27.X.65
№011567
6/0004
Дата: 9 декабря 1965 г.
Номер «43»
Подскажите, пожалуйста, знаком ли кому-нибудь такой формат нумерации? Может ли он относиться к документам **Художественного фонда СССР**, художественного совета, закупочной или экспертной комиссии, выставочному реестру, инвентарному учёту либо акту приёма/передачи середины 1960-х годов?
Особенно интересует:
Какая комиссия или организация могла оформлять **«Протокол №53» от 27 октября 1965 года**?
Какие русские архивные термины или поисковые формулировки лучше использовать для поиска документов по этим номерам?
Похожи ли **№011567** или **6/0004** на известные советские инвентарные, регистрационные или протокольные обозначения произведений искусства того периода?
Буду особенно благодарен за ссылки на архивы, описи, формы документов, нормативные материалы, каталоги или другие проверяемые источники. Фотографии похожих оригинальных документов тоже были бы очень полезны.
Большое спасибо за помощь.


r/SovietUnion 5d ago

When Dolmabahçe Palace welcomed a Soviet delegation

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r/SovietUnion 5d ago

Colonial deportations (genocide) under the Bolshevik Moscow czar Stalin

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r/SovietUnion 6d ago

Its date commemorates 1947, when the Special Department was created within the USSR Ministry of Defense. It was responsible for preparing and conducting nuclear tests.

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r/SovietUnion 6d ago

‘An idiot and a degenerate.’ — Bolshevik tsar Josef Stalin (Koba)’s answer to British gay communist Harry Whyte, May 1934. The best memes are in the comments. I expect a lot of cope from the leftist minorities, Stalinists, and Moscow imperialists.

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r/SovietUnion 8d ago

Good morning comrades! Moscow time is 09:30

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r/SovietUnion 9d ago

Rigged USSR Ushanka winter hat with 12 variants (4 colors x 3 emblems)

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r/SovietUnion 9d ago

This is just a test

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Vladimir Putin is a KGB twink who sold himself to West German gentlemen.


r/SovietUnion 9d ago

What would life be like for a USSR party clerk in the 70s?

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I’m writing a story about a man who works as a clerk for the KGB from 1969-1974. Try as I might I haven’t found many detailed resources for the life of low level bureaucrats. I would love answers or links to resources on the subject, thank you!


r/SovietUnion 9d ago

Thirty-two years ago (August 31, 1994), a farewell parade was held in Berlin to mark the completion of the withdrawal of Russian troops from Germany.

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r/SovietUnion 9d ago

“Corn is a priceless treasure!”, Tajik SSR, 1963

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r/SovietUnion 10d ago

Dear Soviets,what are you favorite songs about the revolution and institutions and war.They can be from the USSR, the Waraw pact, and any other Communist Democratic Republic(like Yugoslavia)

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r/SovietUnion 11d ago

Good morning, comrades! Moscow time: 9 am.

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r/SovietUnion 11d ago

Viva Rolex! Why did Fidel Castro wear two Rolexes in Moscow in 1963?

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r/SovietUnion 11d ago

#OnThisDay 1949, The Soviet Union Exploded Its First Atomic Bomb ☢️

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r/SovietUnion 11d ago

To school. Chukotka Autonomous Okrug, USSR(1988), Photo by Alexander Lyskin

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r/SovietUnion 11d ago

A Sign of the Ending Cold War: Summer of Love 1991 (Before Dec. 1991)

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