Warsaw pact emblem hi-res stock photography and images

Emblem of the Warsaw Pact. 3D Illustration. Stock Photo

RFMB3K10–Emblem of the Warsaw Pact. 3D Illustration.

RFE9MP8G–Emblem of Warsaw Pact

RM2YRXW0X–Flag of the Warsaw Pact.

RM2C36THA–Emblem of the Warsaw Pact. 3D Illustration.

Photo date: 01.01.1992 CSSR:National emblem of Czechoslovakia until the separation of the Czech Republic from Slovakia in 1992... Photo from 01.01.1992 [automated translation] Stock Photo

RM2FNFD73–Photo date: 01.01.1992 CSSR:National emblem of Czechoslovakia until the separation of the Czech Republic from Slovakia in 1992... Photo from 01.01.1992 [automated translation]

Graffiti carved by Soviet soldiers in 1945 and 1968 in the sandstone rocks in the forest outside the village of Zelizy in Central Bohemia, Czech Republic. Russian inscriptions around the pentagram mean: USSR 1945 and M. Yura (Russian male name) 1968. Obviously the graffiti were carved by Red Army soldiers in the last days of the Second World War in 1945 and then by Soviet Army soldiers after the 1968 Soviet invasion in Czechoslovakia. The graffiti are located next to the complex of sculptural works the Harfenice (Harpist) created in the forest by Czech sculptor Vaclav Levy in the 1840s. Stock Photo

RMGN7KXT–Graffiti carved by Soviet soldiers in 1945 and 1968 in the sandstone rocks in the forest outside the village of Zelizy in Central Bohemia, Czech Republic. Russian inscriptions around the pentagram mean: USSR 1945 and M. Yura (Russian male name) 1968. Obviously the graffiti were carved by Red Army soldiers in the last days of the Second World War in 1945 and then by Soviet Army soldiers after the 1968 Soviet invasion in Czechoslovakia. The graffiti are located next to the complex of sculptural works the Harfenice (Harpist) created in the forest by Czech sculptor Vaclav Levy in the 1840s.

Soviet army forage caps and belts on a stall at Izmailovsky flea market, Moscow, Russia Stock Photo

RFFE6584–Soviet army forage caps and belts on a stall at Izmailovsky flea market, Moscow, Russia

Displayed on a table at the Brandenburg Gate in Berlin, a year after the fall of the Berlin Wall, peaked caps of the DDR. Stock Photo

RMBJ3RW2–Displayed on a table at the Brandenburg Gate in Berlin, a year after the fall of the Berlin Wall, peaked caps of the DDR.

Communist-era Red Army Soldier statue (1947) in the Memento Park, Budapest, Hungary Stock Photo

RFFF8NG3–Communist-era Red Army Soldier statue (1947) in the Memento Park, Budapest, Hungary

MOSCOW, RUSSIA - OCTOBER 9, 2020: Postage stamp printed in Germany shows Emblem, Warsaw Pact serie, circa 1970 Stock Photo

RF2D7W282–MOSCOW, RUSSIA - OCTOBER 9, 2020: Postage stamp printed in Germany shows Emblem, Warsaw Pact serie, circa 1970

Russian flags hang from the wall of a building Stock Photo

RMCY4R05–Russian flags hang from the wall of a building

3D rendering of the national flag of German Democratic Republic Stock Photo

RF2E6DM2E–3D rendering of the national flag of German Democratic Republic

RFPJ14H9–Emblem of the Warsaw Pact. 3D Illustration.

Emblem of Warsaw Pact. Close Up. Stock Photo

RFDH0J16–Emblem of Warsaw Pact. Close Up.

3D Emblem of Warsaw Pact. 3D Illustration. Stock Photo

RFT1XXFY–3D Emblem of Warsaw Pact. 3D Illustration.

A boy looks at the graffiti carved by Soviet soldiers in 1945 and 1968 in the sandstone rocks in the forest outside the village of Zelizy in Central Bohemia, Czech Republic. Russian inscriptions under the pentagram mean: USSR 1945. Obviously the graffiti were carved by Red Army soldiers in the last days of the Second World War in 1945 and then by Soviet Army soldiers after the 1968 Soviet invasion in Czechoslovakia. The graffiti are located next to the complex of sculptural works known as the Harfenice (Harpist) created by Czech sculptor Vaclav Levy in the 1840s. Stock Photo

RMGN7KY0–A boy looks at the graffiti carved by Soviet soldiers in 1945 and 1968 in the sandstone rocks in the forest outside the village of Zelizy in Central Bohemia, Czech Republic. Russian inscriptions under the pentagram mean: USSR 1945. Obviously the graffiti were carved by Red Army soldiers in the last days of the Second World War in 1945 and then by Soviet Army soldiers after the 1968 Soviet invasion in Czechoslovakia. The graffiti are located next to the complex of sculptural works known as the Harfenice (Harpist) created by Czech sculptor Vaclav Levy in the 1840s.

RFFF8NF2–Communist-era Red Army Soldier statue (1947) in the Memento Park, Budapest, Hungary

RF2D7W27N–MOSCOW, RUSSIA - OCTOBER 9, 2020: Postage stamp printed in Germany shows Emblem, Warsaw Pact serie, circa 1970

RF2E6G3F4–3D rendering of the national flag of German Democratic Republic

RMGN7KXY–A boy looks at the graffiti carved by Soviet soldiers in 1945 and 1968 in the sandstone rocks in the forest outside the village of Zelizy in Central Bohemia, Czech Republic. Russian inscriptions around the pentagram mean: USSR 1945 and M. Yura (Russian male name) 1968. Obviously the graffiti were carved by Red Army soldiers in the last days of the Second World War in 1945 and then by Soviet Army soldiers after the 1968 Soviet invasion in Czechoslovakia. The graffiti are located next to the complex of sculptural works the Harfenice (Harpist) created by Czech sculptor Vaclav Levy in the 1840s.