Dagestan, 2000, photographs by Thomas Dvorak
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By Pictolic https://pictolic.com/article/dagestan-2000-photographs-by-thomas-dvorak.htmlWe bring to your attention photographs taken by Thomas Dvorak, in Dagestan, in 2000. And a convincing request to the commentators - let's respect each other!
(Total 54 photos)
Source: Journal/eska
1. Hairdressing salon, Derbent, an ideal iconostasis
2. Khasavyurt, checkpoint on the Chechen border
3. Friday prayer at the Central Mosque of Makhachkala
4. The village of Tando was destroyed in battles with Wahhabis
5. Kazbek Makhashev explains the political situation to the residents of Khasavyurt
6. Communist rally on the occasion of the anniversary of the Revolution
7. In an Orthodox church
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11. Newlyweds
12. Soldiers and girls
13. Mountain village
14. Wake for Imam Shamil
15. Also a wedding, this is how they drive away evil spirits
16. Hero of Russia
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19. Evening entertainment
20. Derbent
21. The funeral of a Dagestani who died in a clash with informal police
22. On the border with Chechnya
23. They are wanted by the police
24. Psychiatric Hospital
25. Tuberculosis sanatorium
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27. Police raid
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29. Derbent
30. Caucasian Jew
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32. Derbent, cadet school
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34. The police and the authorities note something
35. Market
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37. Derbent, Madrasah
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40. Prayer
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42. In the mountains
43. Again celebrate
44. Refugees from Chechnya
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46. Village Tlokh, Leader and Teacher
47. Killed in the Great Patriotic War Avars
48. Mountains
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50. Local self-defense
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52. Glamorous hair salon, Makhachkala
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54. Surroundings of Kizlyar. The police reported the destruction of Islamic militants
Keywords: Dagestan
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