22 memories of the dashing 90s that have become a common past
By Pictolic https://pictolic.com/article/22-memories-of-the-dashing-90s-that-have-become-a-common-past.htmlMany still remember the dashing 90s, which still echo in our judgments, actions and way of life. We have collected a special photo collection about the recent past from photos that are willingly shared by users of social networks — living witnesses and eyewitnesses of those events. We offer you to take an excursion into our common past and get a little nostalgic!
Sakhalin region, Poronaysk, 1998. Spontaneous markets appeared almost at every corner
Future champions of mixed martial arts Alexander and Fedor Emelianenko in 1990
Novosibirsk, 1999. The glass receptionists worked in any weather
500,000 sample of 1995. In the 90s we were all millionaires
Employees of many enterprises went on strike because of non-payment of wages. This is what the miners' sit-in looked like under the Government House in Moscow, in 1998
Religious and other sects flourished in troubled times. Yuri Luzhkov attended the opening of the Moscow branch of the Aum Shinrikyo sect
On October 4, 1993, policemen guarding the Supreme Soviet in Moscow were arrested
Nikolay Valuev started his sports career in the 90s
In 1998, the Moscow Electric Lamp Factory began producing bottles instead of kinescopes
In 1998, the musician Yuri Klinskikh ("Hoi") was already recognized. In the photo, he is having lunch at McDonald's, Moscow
Shoe magnate Alexander Sharapov declared his love for the whole country, using billboards for this in 1996
In November 1997, Hillary Clinton visited Novosibirsk
Sale of chicken legs from the USA in 1996
Vladivostok, 1994. Almost all cities were in a fever due to the unstable operation of public transport
In 1994, Yuri Stoyanov and Ilya Oleynikov produced the popular humorous TV show "Gorodok"
A picture from the set of the famous action movie "Brother-2", 1999
In 1992, such kiosks sold everything from clothes and shoes to cosmetics and underwear
Moscow, 1995. In large cities, charitable organizations organized free lunches for the homeless.
This is what the VIP room in the Sandunovsky Baths looked like, Moscow, 1997
Video salon on wheels, Magadan, 1994
Queue at the bread shop, Chita, 1991
The consequences of a gang showdown, Vladivostok, 1993
Queue for bread, Ryazan, 1991
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