A Word About Peace and War

Chronicle documentary film. The film uses materials from the USSR TsTAKFD (RTAKFD). Chronicle of the period of the Second World War: hostilities of Soviet and German troops, explosions, fires, destruction, wounded, refugees, killed, street battles, soldiers in the trenches, in moments of rest. War veteran N. A. Levshin at a memorial plaque with his name in the lists of the dead. The surname of N. A. Levshin is removed from the board. War veteran V. I. Golovchenko, chief engineer of the state farm "Priazovsky" at work. Harvesting bread with a combine. War veteran, poet A. A. Surkov is walking through the forest, sitting in the garden, giving interviews (synchronously). Former prisoner of Auschwitz A. Smyshnikova with foster parents and relatives: mother and sister. The native mother of A. Smyshnikova A. I. Korolev and the adoptive mother of Khozin give interviews (synchronously). Chronicle footage: prisoners of Auschwitz in the camp, including children, prisoners are taken out of the camp. Chronicle footage dedicated to the struggle for peace: rallies in Leningrad, NK Cherkasov speaks; demonstrations of fighters for peace; congresses and sessions of peace advocates in Paris, Warsaw, Moscow, Stockholm; the signing of the Stockholm Appeal; among those present and speaking at rallies and events of fighters for peace: J. Curie, E. Cotton, H. Johnson, D. Barnal, A. Fadeev, I. Ehrenburg (synchronously), N. Cherkasov (reading poetry, synchronously), A Korneichuk (synchronously), N. Tikhonov (synchronously), R. Chandra, M. Kotov, B. Polevoy, Y. Borisova, K. Govorushin.

B&W

3

1971