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Vilnius, Lithuania - October 14, 2019: An old soviet union building named Palace of Trade Unions is being demolished.

Some old rusty grenade from WW I on Sabotin mountain, Slovenia

Dark dirty abandoned subway tunnel with rusty railway.

Old gun barrel with lots of rust from world war, aligned towards the sky, standing inside a bunker at the waterfront on an island, rear view

New Athos Cave Railway or New Athos Subway is underground electric railroad serving New Athos Cave. The subway train built in Riga.

Moscow, Russia - May 9, 2012: People walking downstairs for the station in lower floor and others are waiting for the train in Moscow Metro. Moscow metro is world's second busiest metro after Tokyo's transit system with 12 lines, 185 train stations. First operation date 1935.

Tashkent, Uzbekistan - 28 September 2024: Blue decorative soviet panel adorns wall on exit from Chorsu metro station of O'zbekiston line in Tashkent, Uzbekistan

First Wolrd War cannon from Southern Italy

Monument to Soviet soldiers piled rubble, destroyed after the hostilities of 2014. DNR, Ukraine, Saur-Tomb.

Futuristic bench on Akademika Pavlova subway metro station. Kharkiv, Ukraine - June 2021.

Pasajul Basarab Tram station. The image shows the station located on a bridge with a few people.

Abandoned round underground mine tunnel with remnant of equipment, pipeline and narrow-gauge railway.

$Digitally generated (without the use of any A.I. tools or technologies) atmospheric image capturing the distressed interior of an abandoned building with rubble and collapsed structures. The scene portrays the decaying remnants of a once-intact structure, evoking a sense of desolation and resilience. The soft lighting illuminates the debris-strewn floor and the weathered walls, enhancing the dramatic effect of neglect and timelessness.\n\nThe scene was created in Autodesk® 3ds Max 2025 with V-Ray 7 and rendered with photorealistic shaders and lighting in Chaos® Vantage with some post-production added.$

Rotating unloader of railway underground cars wagon dumper

Crematorium III at Birkenau, constructed in 1942, was one of four main extermination facilities at Auschwitz-Birkenau. It featured a Zyklon B gas chamber and crematory ovens designed to handle mass murder, with the capacity to burn hundreds of bodies daily. Like the other crematoria, it was part of the Nazi effort to exterminate Jews, Roma, and other prisoners. In November 1944, as Soviet forces approached, the Nazis destroyed parts of the crematorium to cover up their crimes, leaving the ruins that stand today as a grim reminder of the atrocities committed.

Image of the interior old destroyed military barracks after war.

Cannons on the alley in Chernomorsk. Interesting places for tourists.

Bucharest, Romania. March 13, 2023: Woman sits on a bench in an empty underground metro station in Bucharest

Trostyanets, Sumy Oblast, Ukraine - June 18, 2023: Smorodino railway station building and a tank monument on the Ploshcha 40-Yi Armiyi square overgrown with weeds in Trostianets a year after the occupation by russia. Result of the russian terrorist war in Ukraine 2022

Elektrozavodskaya subway station. Moscow Metro station on the Nekrasovskaya line (temporary), Bolshaya Koltsevaya line (future). Station opening on 31 December 2020. Moscow, Russia, January 17, 2021.

Abandoned soviet bunker, reserve command post.

Gas Chamber II, also known as Crematorium II, was one of the largest killing facilities at Birkenau. Built in 1942, it featured an underground undressing room and gas chamber, disguised as a shower room to deceive victims. Zyklon B pellets were dropped through ceiling vents, killing up to 2,000 people at a time within minutes. The bodies were then transported by elevator to ovens in the upper-level crematorium. Along with Crematoria III, it handled the bulk of the mass murders at the camp. In late 1944, the Nazis blew up Gas Chamber II in an attempt to destroy evidence before Soviet forces arrived.

The base of a rusty World War 11 Japanese cannon preserved at a bunker in Laolao Bay, Saipan, Northern Mariana Islands

This image depicts an old, rusting cannon that has been left to deteriorate over time. Its condition serves as a poignant reminder of the importance of regular maintenance and preservation efforts for historical artifacts and public spaces alike.

Yugoslav Ministry of Defense (building bombed by NATO in 1999), Nemanjina Street, Belgrade, Serbia, Balkans

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