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Aside from the clothing, it looks like the Eastern Bloc now.
by buf 8y ago
Aside from the clothing, it looks like the Eastern Bloc now.
- andybak 8y agoNot sure where you've been but it looks nothing like the countries I've seen (Lithuania, Slovenia, Czechia, Slovakia, Croatia, Hungary, Former GDR)
- V-2 8y agoIndistinguishable aside from the clothing. http://chrisniedenthal.com/en/works/slub-1982 http://chrisniedenthal.com/en/works/slub-1982 https://static.polskieszlaki.pl/zdjecia/wycieczki/2015-03/rynek-10.jpg https://static.polskieszlaki.pl/zdjecia/wycieczki/2015-03/ry...
- keiferski 8y agoNo, actually, it doesn’t. Warsaw, for example, makes many western cities look dirty, old and outdated. Compare the Warsaw metro to the Parisian one sometime.
- ilaro 8y agoPoland is racially and culturally homogeneous. France, especially Paris, is not.
- germinalphrase 8y agoWhat’s the relevance of that to the modernity of their subway?
- seisvelas 8y agoAre you arguing that racial diversity is the reason Paris' metro is dirtier than Warsaw's?
- mamon 8y agoExcept Warsaw metro has 1.5 line, 32 stations, compared to Paris 16 lines and 300 stations
- EB-Barrington 8y agoEven the clothing - such as the uniforms that people are wearing (military and civilian), the older fleet of cars present on the roads in many post-Eastern Bloc nations, the wonderful architecture from the pre-1990's still extant, and more, there are large similarities between the photos and the what things look like today. Of course, things have changed, but to a large degree, the images presented have so much in common with the present.
- Lucadg 8y agoThe Eastern Bloc was a big bloc. Some countries are completely changed, some not that much.