St. Petersburg in the times of Dostoevsky (PHOTOS) : compare

In the works of Fyodor Dostoevsky, Russia’s northern capital is often portrayed as a dirty, gloomy place full of beggars. Here’s how the city really looked like during the writer's lifetime.

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