Memories of Pavlovsk (1983)

Sculptures of lions in Pavlovsk Park.

Pavlovsk Park in the fog.

Turkish gazebo in the park.

Views of the park paths in the morning fog.

Park sculpture of the muse Clio.

Visconti Bridge.

Triple linden alley in front of the Pavlovsk Palace.

Anna Ivanovna Zelenova.

Chronicle of 1930. Views of Leningrad.

Monuments of Leningrad.

Photographs by Anna Zelenova.

People walk along the iconic places of Leningrad and Peterhof.

People meet the heroes of Soviet Russia.

Young people leave for construction sites of the national economy.

Photographs by A. Zelenova from the 1930s.

Interior of the Pavlovsk Museum.

Photographs by A. Zelenova next to the museum exhibits.

Views of Pavlovsk Park.

Chronicle of 1941: Air defense sound detectors over Leningrad.

Fire.

Children save books.

Photograph of museum employees, including A. Zelenova holding keys.

Chronicle of 1941: Troops marching on the streets of Leningrad.

Children pasting posters on the walls.

Movement along the streets of Leningrad.

Museum evacuation.

Air defense forces guarding a train.

Photographs of A. Zelenova next to museum and park exhibits.

Employees packing antiques.

German air raid.

View of Pavlovsk from an airplane.

Military action near Pavlovsk.

The place where antique sculptures were walled up.

Burial of park sculpture.

Chronicle of 1941. Battles for Pavlovsk.

Chronicle of 1941-1944. Tanks driving along Palace Square.

Views of besieged Leningrad.

St.

Isaac's Cathedral.

Pavlovsk exhibits in the basements of St.

Isaac's Cathedral.

Photographs of A. Zelenova in the cathedral, at her new place of work.

Photograph of museum workers in the cathedral cellars.

Article in a fascist magazine with photographs of Pavlovsk.

Chronicle of 1941-1944: Shots taken in besieged Leningrad.

A sentry on the street.

An anti-aircraft gun.

The guns are firing.

An air defense searchlight.

Photograph by A.I. Zelenova and historian A.A. Chernovskov.

Chronicle of 1941-1944: Residents of Leningrad get water from the Neva.

An advertisement for the sale of boiling water to residents of a building.

A resident of besieged Leningrad carries a coffin along the street.

Chronicle of 1930: The library reading room, overflowing with readers.

Chronicle of 1941-1944. The library reading room during the siege.

A reader eats bread crumbs at the library table.

Artistic paintings of views of Pavlovsk.

Chronicle of 1941-1944: Residents carry a corpse on a sled along a Leningrad street.

Tanks drive along the city streets.

Stills from the film "The Big Waltz".

Alley in Pavlovsk.

Park sculptures.

Chronicle of 1941-1944: Residents of Leningrad clear sidewalks of ice.

Spring.

The basements of the Hermitage and St.

Isaac's Cathedral are flooded.

An anti-aircraft gun against the backdrop of the cathedral.

Workers carry Pavlovsk furniture out of the basement, clean carpets.

Farewell letter from historian Chernovsky.

Chronicle of 1941-1944: Pedestrians on the streets of besieged Leningrad, carrying a helpless man on a sled.

An old woman rests on a broken bed.

Loudspeakers on the street.

Prisoners of war are led through the city.

Residents look at them.

Chronicle of 1944: End of the siege.

Salute to mark the end of the siege.

Tanks drive through the outskirts of Leningrad.

A column of soldiers.

A horse-drawn cannon drives by.

Pavlovsk is burning.

An order from the German command in Pavlovsk about a restricted area on the museum grounds.

The Gestapo was stationed in Pavlovsk.

View of Pavlovsk immediately after liberation.

View of the park destroyed in the fighting.

Damaged Turkish gazebo.

Pre-war photographs by A.I. Zelenova.

ID card of the museum director A.I. Zelenova.

Chronicle of 1944: Ruins of the museum buildings.

Workers clear away snow.

Schoolchildren living in the city of Pavlovsk carry desks to school. A.I. Zelenova's passes to Leningrad.

Snowstorm.

Photograph of A.I. Zelenova with the woman who saved her in the snowstorm.

Chronicle of 1945: Black cars drive along the alleys of Pavlovsk.

The state commission arrived at the museum.

Ruins of the museum.

Pavlovsk suffered more than all the museums near Leningrad.

Museum workers.

Photograph by A.I. Zelenova.

Photographs of military builders whom A.I. Zelenova turned to for help.

Photographs of museum workers sorting out hidden exhibits.

The same sculptures in 1983. Chronicle of 1945: Returning Leningrad monuments to their places in the city.

Returning paintings to museums.

Scientists study the plans of museum buildings.

Photographs by architect F.F. Oleynik, an expert on Pavlovsk architecture.

Photograph by restorers.

Chronicle of 1945: A local resident crawls out of a dugout with a child in her arms.

People living in a downed German plane.

Chronicle of 1946: The Red Arrow train.

Passengers at the station.

Moscow grocery store.

Metro.

The Kremlin at night.

Photographs by K.E. Voroshilov.

Views of winter Moscow.

Restorers working in the Pavlovsk museum.

Photographs of specialists who took part in the restoration of Pavlovsk. A.I. Zelenova walks through the rooms of the revived Pavlovsk.

Modern Pavlovsk.

Alternating shots with the interior of modern Pavlovsk.

Chamber music concert in the Pavlovsk hall.

Photograph by A.I. Zelenova in 1977 during the celebration of the 200th anniversary of Pavlovsk.

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