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Sites of Berlin in the 1920s
In the early 1920s, Berlin was home to almost 360 000 Russian emigres. This map shows where some of the most prominent members of the Russian Berlin community lived during their stay in the city, as well as the sites of Russian Berlin and Berlin…
"A Guide to Berlin" (1925) by Vladimir Nabokov
"A Guide to Berlin" is a short story written by Vladimir Nabokov in 1925 in Berlin. The first English translation was published inThe New Yorkeron March 1, 1976.
Berlin Streetcar, 1920
Hawa-Triebwagen (TF 20/29), Berliner Verkehrs-AG (BVG), 1920
"Berlin: Zug der großen Berliner Straßenbahn / 1924"
Berlin Streetcar (Grosse Berliner Strassenbahn), 1924
Berlin Streetcar, 1925
Maximum-Drehgestellt Triebwagen der Berliner Strassenbahn-Betrieb GmbH, Umbau 1925
Konka (horse-drawn tram) on Anichkov Bridge, Petersburg
"Konka," a Russian horse-drawn tram, served as a means of transportation in St. Petersburg from 1863 until 1917.
Konka (horse-drawn tram) on Palace Bridge, Petersburg, 1905-1906
"Konka," a Russian horse-drawn tram, served as a means of transportation in St. Petersburg from 1863 until 1917.
Konka (horse-drawn tram) at a stop in Petersburg's Palace Square, early 1900s
"Konka," a Russian horse-drawn tram, served as a means of transportation in St. Petersburg from 1863 until 1917.
Traffic on Nevsky Prospekt, Petersburg, early 1900s
"Konka," a Russian horse-drawn tram, served as a means of transportation in St. Petersburg from 1863 until 1917.
Omnibus on Nevsky Prospekt, Petersburg, 1900
A horse-drawn omnibus on Nevsky Prospekt in Petersburg, 1900. K. Bulla's photo studio can be seen in the background.