Postcards from Russia offer a glimpse of the turbulent and fascinating world of the Tsar. These images often depict protestors with their heads shaved and hats on, and the women are dressed in simple necklaces. Younger girls wear headbands, while older girls sport long hair with a bow. Each girl signed the postcard. This makes them a particularly interesting piece of Russian history. Nevertheless, the real story behind these images may be much more complex than their glitzy appearance.

The postcards feature Grand Duchesses Olga, Tatiana, Maria, and Anastasia gazing at a document. The document looks like a book cover, and their poses are carefully staged. The furniture is balanced, and the colors are vibrant. However, the top left hand corner of the postcard is darker than the bottom. While there are a few other differences in this postcard, the design of this one is one of the most attractive.

A second postcard by George Faber shows him in the church, and features a church inside the building. This one does not include a date, but is likely sent in January 1919. While in Siberia, George Faber fought in the Russian Civil War, and his открытки из России are a fascinating look into the lives of soldiers who lived in the country during the First World War. The earliest one shows the 339th Infantry Regiment in the midst of the Great War.

The postcards from Russia were originally written by a young soldier named George Faber. He was part of the American Expeditionary Force, North Russia. This force intervened in the Russian Civil War after 1917, and was also known as the Polar Bear Expedition. The second expeditionary force, however, was sent to Siberia to fight the Communists. The second one, known as the Red Army, was created after the revolution and included the Russian army.

A second postcard by George Faber depicts the interior of a church. He was a young soldier in Russia, and was part of the 339th Infantry Regiment. He was also part of the American Expeditionary Force, North Russia, which intervened in the Russian Civil War after 1917. The first expeditionary force was the Polar Bear Expedition, and the second went to Siberia. The two postcards by Faber were sent to Adriana and were dated in January 1919.

The first postcard was written by George Faber, a young soldier in Russia. He was part of the 339th Infantry Regiment and was a member of the American Expeditionary Force, North America. This was the first force to intervene in the Russian Civil War, and it was known as the Polar Bear Expedition. The second expeditionary force went to Siberia. The second postmark, a postcard by George Faber, was sent to his girlfriend, Adriana. The first was sent to him in December 1918, but there is no date, so it is likely sent to her in January 1919.