Vintage Original B&W Photo, the Soviet Army during classes at the Military Academy 1934

In the M. G. Foster Military Academy classes. V. Frost. 1934 During combat drills. During the Civil War, the Red Army men’s class consciousness was very evident. “…if this war is being fought with more vigor,” V.I. The reason for the increased bravery, according to Lenin, is that, for the first time in history, an army has been established—an armed force that knows why it is fighting—and that, for the first time in history, workers and peasants have made the extremely difficult sacrifice of realizing that they are fighting for the Soviet Socialist Republic, the superiority of the working class over the capitalists, and the cause of the global proletarian socialist revolution.

• Size: 390x290mm
• Year: 1934

Good Condition: This photograph shows minor signs of age and use. There might be some light scratches, slight fading, or minor corner wear, but overall, it maintains a strong visual impact and historical value. This photograph is marked with the stamp “N° 1060 Archives association FRANCE URSS – 30 JANVIER 1978,” signifying its association with the Archives association France-URSS. Founded in 1945, this association aimed to foster cooperation and understanding between France and the Soviet Union. This photograph holds historical significance in the context of France-USSR relations.