Moscow Unseen [A photographic tribute to Soviet life]

In 1956, one year after the peace treaty between Russia and Germany, Peter Bock-Schroeder was the first West German photographer to be permitted to visit the former USSR for a photo reportage.

Photographic records reach their full significance in historical moments. "The Soviets" has become one of Bock-Schroeder’s most important and poignant reportages.

Bock-Schroeder's journey took him through the huge space of the former Soviet republics - from the Central Asian Countries to the Transcaucasian Countries, from the Baltic States to European Russia.

Have you ever wondered what Moscow looked like more than 60 years ago?

This video shows you Moscow in 1956.

Peter Bock-Schroeder's photographs of unseen Moscow illustrate the differences and similarities between lifestyles in the east and the west of the late 1950's.

For more information follow these links:

Bock-Schroeder ► https://bock-schroeder.com/moscow

OpenSea ► https://opensea.io/collection/film-foto

Instagram ► https://www.instagram.com/bockschroeder.pbs

Twitter ► https://twitter.com/bockschroeder

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