If the images of the great war that have come down to us give us an idea of the cruelty, the horror, the suffering, the barbarism... thanks to the Russian photographer Sergey Larenkov we can take a trip through time and move to those scenarios or, better yet, we can bring those images and embed them in the current set.
Berlin
The Siege of Leningrad
Paris
In order to see the complete work of this artist, I leave you the link to his blog
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