Serb pogroms in Sarajevo and pre-revolutionary Moscow (1910-1914)

The car carrying Archduke Ferdinand and his wife approaches the Sarajevo City Hall after the failed assassination attempt on July 28, 1914. The Archduke and his wife exit the car, city hall officials deliver welcoming speeches, and distinguished guests enter the building.

Passersby and a military guard at the site of Archduke Ferdinand's assassination.

The aftermath of a Serbian pogrom on a street in Sarajevo on July 28-29, 1914: discarded items and broken furniture on the street.

People walk past discarded and broken items.

Soldiers walk over items discarded from Serbian shops during the pogrom.

Military personnel on a street in Sarajevo.

A panorama of Theater Square in Moscow in winter, including the buildings of the Bolshoi Theater, the Muhr and Meriliz store, and the Maly Theater in the 1910s.

A view of the Trinity Gate of the Moscow Kremlin and the square in front of it.

The Iversky Gate and Chapel, people at the entrance to the chapel, a cabby unloading passengers from a sleigh.

Panorama of Red Square in winter.

The Kremlin's Spassky Gate, a cabby on a sleigh emerges from the gate, people at the gate.

Panorama of a section of Red Square, the building of St.

Basil's Cathedral.

View of the Cathedral of Christ the Savior from the Moskva River.

Panorama of the Moscow Kremlin from the Sofiyskaya Embankment, cabbies on sleighs pass by, street cleaners clearing snow.

A policeman on duty on a Moscow street.

Trade at the Bird Market (panorama).

Trade at one of Moscow's markets (poor video quality).

A market vendor serves a customer.

Selling samovars at a market.

Street trading on Khitrovka.

A customer tries on used shoes. "Glutton Rows" on Khitrovka, buyers and sellers bargaining.