Izsmile has a collection of pictures of the siege superimposed on present-day photos of the same place. This method really shows how a place can change over time. Geography truly a four-dimension art and science.
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Sunday, June 21, 2009
Leningrad Then, Saint Petersburg Now
The Battle of Leningrad was the Stalingrad of northeastern Russia. From 1941 to 1944, eight hundred seventy-two days, Soviet forces and civilians held out against a combined German-Finish-Spanish Fascist army. The siege was a nightmare for many and the scars of battle still affect many.
Izsmile has a collection of pictures of the siege superimposed on present-day photos of the same place. This method really shows how a place can change over time. Geography truly a four-dimension art and science.
Izsmile has a collection of pictures of the siege superimposed on present-day photos of the same place. This method really shows how a place can change over time. Geography truly a four-dimension art and science.
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if you like this you might like my site with then and now photos of Lodz, Poland: http://refotografie.blogspot.com/
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