Ethinic Collection

Magnetite mining in the Ural Mountains, 1914
3785281 Magnetite mining in the Ural Mountains, 1914; (add.info.: Magnetite mining in the Ural Mountains, 1914 ('Mine de fer magnetique'). Showing Visocaya Gora mountain

Sturgeon fishing on the Ural river, 1914
3785278 Sturgeon fishing on the Ural river, 1914; (add.info.: Sturgeon fishing on the Ural river, 1914. Cossacks harvesting sturgeon eggs for the production of caviar.Liebig Company collectible card)

Kyrgyz school on the southern slopes of the Ural Mountains
3785276 Kyrgyz school on the southern slopes of the Ural Mountains, ; (add.info.: Kyrgyz school on the southern slopes of the Ural Mountains, 1914)

Russian Postal service with reindeer in the northern Ural Mountains
3785274 Russian Postal service with reindeer in the northern Ural Mountains; (add.info.: Postal service with reindeer in the northern Ural Mountains, 1914)

Mansi people hunting with falcons, 1914
3785277 Mansi people hunting with falcons, 1914; (add.info.: Mansi people hunting with falcons, 1914. Indigenous people living in Khantia-Mansia)

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New Zealand, North Island, Rotorua Thermal Pools with Maori girls in traditional dress

The USSR - Country of 189 peoples
Poster promoting The USSR - The Country of 189 peoples 1934

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Discover the rich cultural tapestry of the Ural Mountains in 1914. Magnetite mining thrived in this region, attracting workers from diverse ethnic backgrounds. Amidst the rugged terrain, the Ural River teemed with sturgeon, providing sustenance for local communities. On the southern slopes, a Kyrgyz school nurtured the next generation, while the Russian Postal Service braved the northern snow with reindeer. Mansi people honed their falconry skills, a tradition passed down through generations. Amidst these scenes, the EyeUbiquitous_20100510 captured the essence of life in this ethnically diverse landscape. The USSR, a country of 189 peoples, was a melting pot of cultures, each contributing unique traditions and customs to the region.