This is an interesting list of Russian military men and their uniforms from the 20s of the twentieth century till the end of the Second World War.
A Red Army soldier in winter, 1923-1924.
And in summer.
A member of Security Organs, 1924.
And his informal clothes, 1924-1927.
An assistant of a battalion commander, 1925-1926.
A member of the military tribunal, 1924.
A head of a station department in Security Organs, 1925-1934.
A commander assistant of a separate squadron.
A Red Army soldier of armored utils, 1931-1934.
A Red Army soldier, 1931-1936.
A Bashkir volunteer soldier, 1918.
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To say: I’m so ugly I’m the model in pic 12: the Bashkir volunteer, 1918.
Comrade Trotsky could have at least got you some boots.
He’s said because everyone is laughing at his hat.
A very nice collection. Thanks for posting.
This is from a book: Red Army Uniforms 1917-1945.
Good collection of uniforms. Very impressive how they located examples that fit the “models.”
Next: Day vear. Very Nice. Next, swim vear. Very nice.
A. Bunka here. One thing you can say about the Germans in WW2, they were snappy dressers.
But they LOST the war anyway!
Russian uniforms always look like the were bought on consignment. I have seen horse blankets that were better tailored.
all criminals
In Poland we had a lot of work to shot them all in 1920. Unfortunately in 1939 they were in cooperation with germans and it was to much for only one young country.
you never were able to work.
I would look really good in the 1941 commissioner of a battalion uniform but I love them all, thank you, excellent post EnglishRussia!
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History should know. We won this war!
Is it just me or are a couple of the photos(A rifleman, 1920-1921, A soldier of frontier troops, 1937-1941) reversed? It looks like the bolt handles on their rifles are on the left side. Or do left-handed Mosin Nagants actually exist?
Is the Soviet Tanker uniform just the infantry uniform with coveralls over it? I can see the collar of another uniform and I can’t find anywhere that tells me what it is.
junior political instructor, 1939 on page 6- what a man!
This is actually a better way of learning on how the uniforms in the soviet union had changed over time