File:Nina Demme, 1932.jpg

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English: Nina Demme and the hunter, meteorologist, and her husband, Gabriel Ignatievich Ioylev, preparing to leave for wintering on Severnaya Zemlya in 1932
Date
Source Огонек № 29 (453) October 1932
Author Photos Soyuzfoto

version1 or version 2 or version 3 appear to be source of this image from Огонек (Spark) which indicates it was distributed by the Soviet-era agency Photos Soyuzfoto. All appear to be a cropped version of this.[1] Obviously these photos were published abroad and then published in variations in the US within 30 days. Spark published 36 volumes in 1932, thus volume #29 was published in October, making all US variations fall within 30 days. According to this the photographs follow the US rules for photos published between 1925 and 1977. I have looked at hundreds of publications of the photographs and none give an author. There is a handwritten statement on version 3 "International Newsreel", but that appears to be the only marking. Checking Periodicals copyright for 1932 there are no results for "Demme", "Arctic", "polar", "Riabtzova", and "Petrovna". Checking Works of Art for 1932 there are no hits for "Demme", "Riabtzova", or "Petrovna", but there are hits for both Arctic and polar, none of which relate to Demme. Checking copyright.gov, I get no results for "Nina Demme", "Nina Petrovna" or "Nina Riabtzova" as a title, name, or keyword. Though Riabtzova is the spelling that appeared in English newspapers, also checked "Ryabtseva" and "Ryabtsova" and found no results as a title, name, or keyword.

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Nina Demme, Russian polar explorer and scientist

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