"Remembering the USSR: A Glimpse into Soviet History" Red army soldiers raising the Soviet flag over the Reichstag in Berlin, Germany, April 30, 1945 - a powerful symbol of victory and resilience. Soviet composer Dmitri Shostakovich engrossed in his study, 1938 - a glimpse into the creative mind behind some of Russia's most iconic musical compositions. Boris Parmeev's captivating propaganda poster "Under the Sun of the Motherland We Strengthen" from the 1970s - showcasing unity and strength within the USSR. Russian composer Sergei V. Rachmaninov immersed in his work at his piano during the late 1920s - an intimate moment with one of classical music's greatest talents. Vera Mukhina's iconic sculpture "Worker and Kolkhoz Woman" standing tall in Moscow - a tribute to laborers' contributions to building a socialist society. The powerful WWI poster "Enlist in the Navy, All Together" featuring allied sailors from six nationalities united against a common enemy. Portraits capturing Vladimir Ilich Lenin, Russian Bolshevik leader; one taken around c1930 by Aleksandr Gerasimov and another during October 1918 inside Kremlin - glimpses into Lenin's influential role during revolutionary times. An antique map revealing Russia's vast territories throughout history – tracing its evolution through time and geography. Semyon Chuikov's painting "Daughter of Soviet Kirghizia, " depicting everyday life under socialism with vibrant colors and socialist realism style from 1948. The awe-inspiring display of Tsar Bomba nuclear weapon – representing both scientific achievement and fearsome power during Cold War tensions. WWII: Tehran Conference – an important historical event where world leaders gathered to discuss strategies for defeating Nazi Germany.