The first Moscow Metro passenger train set off on its maiden journey on October 15, 1934. It made its trial trip from the Komsomolskaya station to Sokolniki... 18.10.2009, Sputnik International
The first Moscow Metro passenger train set off on its maiden journey on October 15, 1934. It made its trial trip from the Komsomolskaya station to Sokolniki. Since then the Joseph Stalin trains have made way for more comfortable Rusich trains with air conditioning.
The first Moscow Metro passenger train set off on its maiden journey on October 15, 1934. It made its trial trip from the Komsomolskaya station to Sokolniki. Since then the Joseph Stalin trains have made way for more comfortable Rusich trains with air conditioning.
The first Moscow Metro passenger train set off on its maiden journey on October 15, 1934. It made its trial trip from the Komsomolskaya station to Sokolniki. It had only two red and sand color cars.
The insides of the first trains were papered with lincrusta. They were in use up until the middle of the last century. Pictured: Moscow Metro construction workers become the system’s first passengers. 1935.
Nowadays the ancestor of all passenger trains is a museum piece and is exhibited in the Izmaylovo locomotive depot. Pictured: Car №1, constructed in 1934.
A new train took off from Partizanskaya in May 2009. It will be operated for six months.
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