Slaviansk, 1988. Construction site of residential houses for workers of the Armature-Insulator Plant (AIZ) located on Svobody Street. Two female surveyors in warm winter clothing stand next to a theodolite, carefully studying a large paper blueprint of the building project. The photograph, taken on December 19, 1988, captures the engineering planning for the first brigade. This archival black and white image beautifully documents the urban development, technical professions, and everyday life in a peaceful Donbas Stock Photo

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Slaviansk, 1988. Construction site of residential houses for workers of the Armature-Insulator Plant (AIZ) located on Svobody Street. Two female surveyors in warm winter clothing stand next to a theodolite, carefully studying a large paper blueprint of the building project. The photograph, taken on December 19, 1988, captures the engineering planning for the first brigade. This archival black and white image beautifully documents the urban development, technical professions, and everyday life in a peaceful Donbas.

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12 December 1988

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Slaviansk Donetsk region Ukraine

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