Athletes, Komsomol, just beauty
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By Pictolic https://mail.pictolic.com/article/athletes-komsomol-just-beauty.htmlStudents, workers, collective farmers. From the Russian Federation, Kyrgyzstan, Lithuania, Moldova... They are all very different, but there is in this something very common that unites them, in addition to beauty and femininity... This harmony, gentleness, kindness, sincerity and purity of soul!
In memory of Sergey Kocherov, summer 1968, Krasnogorsk.
"Good." Dmitry Vozdvizhenskiy, Nina Sviridova, 1965
Katya Unknown photographer, 1957
"Five three" Valentin Khukhlaev, February 19, 1957, Moscow
"Kamenica with a trowel" Vsevolod Tarasevich, 1960, Moscow
"Stewardesses" Vsevolod Tarasevich, 1960s, Kazakh SSR, Alma-ATA
"Moldavanka" Valentine Mastyukov, 1960s
Transcarpathia. At the entrance to the Church. Nikolay Lavrentiev, 1960
"Strong wind" Vsevolod Tarasevich, 1975-1976 year, Kirghiz SSR, Toktogul HPP
"Skullcap" Dmitry Baltermants, 1960s
Goalkeeper Eugene Tkachenko, August 1963, Chelyabinsk
"The era and the style" Antanas Sutkus, 1967, Lithuanian SSR, Vilnius, St Calvary.
"Three axes" Yuri Gardeners, 1970s, Vologda oblast.
"Delicious pastries" Valentin Khukhlaev, July 10, 1974, Moscow, Combine bakery and confectionery No. 3
"The English teacher" Dmitry Vozdvizhenskiy, Nina Sviridova, 1965, Moscow
Keywords: Beauty | Female athletes | USSR
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