Compass Translation Award from RT partners

On this day

17 May

On May 17, 1960, then-Soviet leader Nikita Khrushchev jeopardized the fragile compromise between the Soviet Union and Western countries on the burning Berlin issue by abruptly leaving the Paris summit on the post-war regulation before it could even get off the ground.…

Go to On this day

Previous day Next day

Foreigners in Russia

Peter Carl Faberge

Peter Carl Faberge was a world famous master jeweler and head of the ‘House of Faberge’ in Imperial Russia in the waning days of the Russian Empire.

Go to Foreigners in Russia

> >

RT NEWS

Judge Napolitano: Shoot down a drone, become an American hero Servicemen steal and sell nearly $2 million in guns We can’t win media war with West but it’s not battle that counts - Assad Some Like It Not: French feminists blast Cannes despite Marilyn’s return Judge rules that millions can sue NYPD over stop-and-frisk

RT.com / RT projects / Russiapedia / Galleries / Classic GAZ car show

The GAZ M21 - the first Volga car. More photographs here: tere-photo.livejournal.com

Published: 23 May 2011

→ ←

→ ←

The GAZ M21 - the first Volga car. More photographs here: tere-photo.livejournal.com

A nice pickup truck that lost its name in the course of time.

The GAZ-M20

The Volga GAZ-24 can be seen on Russian roads today, without any special show to introduce it.

The first Pobeda was developed in 1943 at Gorky Avto Zavod.

A Russian 4x4 2-ton truck GAZ-63.

Volga M-21 was stylistically in line with the major US manufacturers of the period.

In 1959 Volga M-21 became the biggest and most luxurious car

A Chaika, a luxury Soviet automobile

GAZ-12 ZIM, a limousine produced from 1950 till 1959.

Three ZIM cars have been rebuilt for usage on narrow gauge railways.

Amount of cars produced was 21,527 units (all modifications).

Pre-production started in 1949.

Huge windscreens and wheels make this GAZ truck look a little menacing.

The Soviet Union did not ignore the racing car sector. Look at this bright racer!

However getting in and out of such a car can become a problem.

Jump in if you want to drive!

A Chaika passenger compartment.

The Chaika was visually a near-clone of the 1955 Packard Patrician

Recognize a Volga the minute you see one!

GAZ lovers have gathered to admire the once-most-popular Soviet car

Dozens of Soviet cars in one place – a spectacular, but rare sight

With all the polished chrome surfaces you can’t avoid being spotted!

USE THIS CODE TO INSERT PHOTO INTO BLOG FORUM

myspace hit counter