Deputy to the USSR Supreme Soviet Alexei Adzhubei, a Soviet journalist, a publicist, a former editor-in-chief of the "Komsomolskaya Pravda" (1957-1959) and "Izvestiya" (1959-1964) newspapers.

01.12.1989#988411

Ivan Laptev, left, Izvestia editor in chief, and Soviet Interior Minister Boris Pugo.

15.12.1990#986206

The president of "Izvestia" newspaper, Public Chamber of Russia member and co-chair of the "Honest Elections" public council Vladimir Mamontov takes part in a press conference about the "Honest Choice-2011" journalism contest at RIA Novosti agency.

11.10.2011#971562

The Pushkin statue. In the background -- the Izvestia building facade with the newspaper's logo.

16.06.2011#924816

Relocation of historic photos from the chief editor's office. One of the oldest Russian newspapers, "Izvestia" is leaving its historic building on Pushkin Square.

05.06.2011#919823

Relocation of the legendary globe of the world from the chief editor's office. One of the oldest Russian newspapers, "Izvestia" is leaving its historic building on Pushkin Square.

05.06.2011#919820

"Izvestia. National Newspaper" sign in the corridor of the editorial offices on Pushkinskaya Square.

05.06.2011#919784

Old issues of the Izvestia newspaper in the corridor of the editorial offices building on Pushkinskaya Square.

05.06.2011#919778

An Izvestia employee in the editorial office library on Pushkinskaya Square.

05.06.2011#919776

An Izvestia employee in the editorial office library on Pushkinskaya Square.

05.06.2011#919775

Vitaly Abramov, left, Izvestia newspaper editor-in-chief, and Yury Chechikhin, right, Izvestia CEO, at the Isvestnost-2011 awarding ceremony.

16.03.2011#883666

The August 31, 1944 issue of the Izvestia newspaper dedicated to the capture of Ploesti, the main oil-producing region in Romania. Reproduction of photo.

31.08.1944#881025

The Universal Declaration of Human Rights (adopted by the UN General Assembly on December 10, 1948) published in the newspaper "Izvestiya" in December 1989. Moscow.

09.12.1989#861122

"Drive the Invaders from Cuba!" Headline from the Izvestia newspaper on April 18, 1961. Reproduction.

01.01.2001#857385

The first issue of the newspaper Izvestia of the Petrograd Soviet of Workers' Deputies published on February 28 (March 13) 1917 in Petrograd. Reproduction. The original is kept at the Revolution Museum in Moscow.

01.02.1967#854751

Participants of the round table dedicated to the subject: "Social and psychological problems of struggle against international terrorism": Valery Tishkov, director of the Ethnology and anthropology institute of the Russian Academy of Sciences, Leonid Syukiyainen, senior researcher at the State and law institute of the Russian Academy of Sciences, Yuri Antonyan, senior researcher at the All-Russian scientific and research institute of the home ministry of the Russian Federation (first to third, from left to right) and Vladimir Kudryavtsev, Professor, doctor of law, member of the Russian Academy of Sciences (third from right). The "Izvestia" newspaper's media center.

05.11.2002#854372

Chief editor of Russian social-political and business daily newspaper Izvestia Mikhail Kozhokhin.

01.12.1999#847933