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Soviet-era (1950s-70s) photos found in an abandoned Moldovan village house.
Photos taken by an amateur photographer Zaharia Cușnir.
The negatives were found by a film student that was visiting the Northern Moldovan village of Roșietici for his film on the abandoned houses left by mass emigration. He and other photographers worked to develop the 4000 photo negatives and release them to the public.
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Via its diverse cast of characters - Bacho (Georgian), Garo (Armenian), Pavel (Russian or Ukrainian) and Janek (Estonian) - episode 4 highlights how many different Soviet republics Chernobyl liquidators were drafted from. Another small detail reflecting this are the flags flown above some of the tents in the liquidators’ encampment.Â
Here is my attempt at identifying the flags (left to right):
May Day celebrations in Uzbekistan. Tashkent, 1978.
May Day in Tashkent, Uzbekistan (1978)
Navoi street in Tashkent, Uzbekistan (1978)
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Vintage ads. Poster for Georgian tea (1975)
The Three Sisters: Latvia, Estonia, Lithuania (illustrated by Yu. Molokanov, 1973)
Vintage ad for a hotel in Batumi, Georgia (1930s)
