Destruction and disassembly: the Russian province in the dashing 90s

In short, the atmosphere of this period can be described as " suddenly everything became possible (but not everyone)". Dashing and free, full of hope and saturated with difficult trials — no matter how we feel about the 90s, this is a part of our history that it is useful to feel again in order to think and draw your own conclusions. Let's get on with it.

Dump of boxes, Vladivostok, 1991

Unloading of cars from Japan, Vladivostok, 1993

Fire on the ship, Vladivostok. 1993

Flea market on Borisenko Street, Vladivostok, 1992

The consequences of gang fights, Vladivostok, 1993

Car market, Vladivostok, 1998

The final tram "Balyaeva", Vladivostok, 1996

The flood in 1998, Vladivostok

Buddha Statue on the Eagle's Nest, Vladivostok, 1993

Queue, Vladivostok, 1991

City garbage dump, Vladivostok 1995

Stop "Passenger depot", Khabarovsk, 1991

Dismantling of the old Amur Bridge, Jewish Autonomous Region, 1999

At the stadium, Blagoveshchensk, Amur region, 1995

Queue for bread in Chita, 1991

View of Tereshkova Street, Irkutsk, 1999

The holiday of seeing off winter at the musical theater, Irkutsk, 1995

Tram stop "Central market", Irkutsk, 1991

The An-124 disaster, Irkutsk. 1997

Bridge tests, Omsk, 1991

Omsk, 1991

Siberian International Marathon, Omsk, 1996

On the pier, Omsk, 1994

Wholesale market near the stadium "Labor reserves", Omsk, 1998

The An-124 Ruslan disaster in Irkutsk, 1997

Nizhny Tagil, 1995

Memorial complex "Cranes", Saratov, 1995

Department store "Norilsk", Dudinka, 1991

Event on the support of Dudinka school teachers for the All-Russian protest action, Dudinka, 1998

Terrorist attack in Volgodonsk, 1999