mercredi 27 juin 2012

Ethnic Diversity of the Russia Empire

People of the Russian Empire on the unique photographs of S. M. Prokudin-Gorsky.

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Avars in Dagestan, April, 1904
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Avars from Arakani settlement
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Azerbaijani. They had been called “the Tatars of Baku” before the revolution
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The whole photo
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Armenians, 1912
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Bashkir, 1910
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Bashkir woman wearing a national costume
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Belorussian woman
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Greeks collecting tea, 1912
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Georgians in holiday dresses
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Georgian tomato seller, 1912
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Jews: teacher and pupils in Samarkand, 1911
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Cossack, 1911, Turkmenistan
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Nomad Kazakhs, 1911
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Karelians, 1916
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Chinese. They were not rare in the Russian Empire too. Tea factory in Chakva.
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Kirghiz
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Hungry steppe of 1911
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Kurd woman with children, 1912
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Kurds of the Batumi region
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Lezghin, Dagestan, 1904
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Russians, 1909
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Tajiks, 1911, Samarkand
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Tatars, 1910, the Chelyabinsk region
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Turks, 1912. Many of them lived in the Batumi region that became a part of Russia in 1878. They tried to live separately and didn’t want adopt anything strange from Russians hoping to return back.
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Turkmen, 1911
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Uzbeks, 1907, Samarkand
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Ukrainian woman, Kursk province, 1904
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Ukrainian woman, Kursk province
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Finns, 1903
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Source ; Englishrussia.com

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