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Artist Photoshops Scenes From WWII Into Present Day

Posted by samzenpus on from the then-and-now dept.

Russian photographer Sergey Larenkov has taken old World War II photos and photoshopped them over the locations in present day. The scenes from places like Prague, Vienna, and Moscow are incredibly well done and a neat way to appreciate history.

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  1. In Soviet Russia. . . by kimvette · · Score: 0, Offtopic

    In Soviet Russia, history Photoshops you?

    I had to. This is likely the only time that tired "in soviet russia" joke is topical.

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  2. missing picture by maestroX · · Score: 0, Offtopic

    begin troll ... Gulf of Mexico before and after the spil ... end troll

  3. Re:Brillant! by shutdown+-p+now · · Score: 0, Offtopic

    WWII we fought Germany and Japan (2 countries so world war 2)

    If by "we" you only mean Americans, then you forgot to include Italy.

    If by "we" you mean Allies as a whole, then you forgot to include Romania, Bulgaria, Hungary, and a few more smaller fish as well.

  4. Re:Brillant! by GooberToo · · Score: 0, Offtopic

    Gulf War we whined and complained how nasty BP is. Because the CEO wasn't a good political speaker.

    If by "we" you only mean Americans, then you forgot to include Italy.

    If by "we" you mean Allies as a whole, then you forgot to include Romania, Bulgaria, Hungary, and a few more smaller fish as well.

    Relax. He used it as a platform for a joke. A rather good joke IMOHO. Hopefully we can agree a joke need not be historically accurate to be funny.