Walks in the revolutionary Moscow. Guide

For those who love walking around Moscow, is a new unusual guide. Find traces of Russian revolutions in 1905 and 1917 in the capital: battles on Presnya, rallies at the monument to Pushkin, shelling the Kremlin by the Bolsheviks. Also, travelers are offered a route for auto -drummers and an overview of masterpieces of constructivism. The guide will help you more fully and brighter to imagine the streets and residents of Moscow a hundred years ago. For a family trip.
Authors: Natalya and Vasily Volkov, co -authors of a number of children"s cognitive books, including on the history of Moscow and everyday city life, as well as on the history of transport: "Metro: Underground City" (2016), "Professions of old Russia" ( 2015), "what the Kremlin’s towers are silent about", "Moscow skyscrapers" and others.
Artist: Inna Bagaeva, an illustrator of the encyclopedia "We live in the Stone Age", "We live in ancient Crete", "We live in ancient Egypt" and others