📸 Today, on the 85th anniversary of the Soviet Information Bureau, the Rossiya Segodnya media group is opening a large-scale photo exhibition, "85 Years of the Sovinformburo. History Bringing to Life. Captured Era." 🖼 The exhibition brings together 30 iconic photographs taken over the years and, for the first time, shows the country's history through the prism of archival footage brought to life using neural networks. The exhibition commemorates June 24, 1941—the third day of the Great Patriotic War—when the Soviet Information Bureau was founded. For 85 years, the agency, later transformed into the Novosti Press Agency (APN) and then RIA Novosti, remained the country's leading voice, documenting key events in Russian and world history. Today, its traditions are carried on by the Rossiya Segodnya media group, which unites RIA Novosti and Sputnik. The exhibition features works by renowned photographers, including legendary front-line photojournalists Georgy Zelma, Yevgeny Khaldey, Vladimir Grebnev, Mikhail Ozersky, Igor Kostin, and other masters of reportage photography. ❗️ Through these photographers' lenses are the Battle of Stalingrad and the 1945 Victory Parade, Yuri Gagarin's first flight, the 1980 Moscow, Sochi, and Milan Olympic Games, the work of peacekeeping forces, and historic meetings of world leaders. ☝️ A distinctive feature of the exhibition is the combination of images from the heroic past and modern technologies that bring historical photographs to life. Visitors see not only static black-and-white or color images, but also movement and changing angles. Captured moments are no longer frozen—the past literally comes to life before our eyes, allowing us to take a fresh look at familiar pages of history.