Re:Ghost of WWII: 1940's meticulously overlaid on modern day
by konve on Tuesday August 03, 2010 @07:38AM
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Thank you.
This one just... froze me. http://pics.livejournal.com/sergey_larenkov/pic/000029eg/
Re:Ghost of WWII: 1940's meticulously overlaid on modern day
by naa42 on Tuesday August 03, 2010 @08:27AM
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The photographer has started with the photographs of Saint-Petersburg/Leningrad, where he lives.
The siege of Leningrad [1] was one of the most atrocious events of the WWII in Europe.
Re:Ghost of WWII: 1940's meticulously overlaid on modern day
by xyzzyb on Tuesday August 03, 2010 @01:32PM
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I find this one to be most unsettling: http://pics.livejournal.com/sergey_larenkov/pic/0002922z/
Re:Ghost of WWII: 1940's meticulously overlaid on modern day
by torpor on Tuesday August 03, 2010 @05:52AM
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I live in Vienna, and am constantly on the lookout for signs of the old wars. Its a very sobering experience to walk down some street and then realize later that was the site of intense street fighting and massacre.
Re:Ghost of WWII: 1940's meticulously overlaid on modern day
by pvg on Tuesday August 03, 2010 @09:10AM
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There are, I believe, buildings in Vienna where the bullet holes are left unplastered and the cyrillic graffiti left by Soviet soldiers can still be read. At least, there were when I lived there a decade or so ago.
And, of course, there is this
Original source, also lists the locations.
There are also places in a number of these cities where limited amounts of the ww2 damage are left un-repaired, as a memorial and a live version of these composites.