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Alyonushka From Brussels

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Abstract
A film about women - former Soviet citizens who were driven to Germany during the Second World War and who married Belgian citizens, members of the Union of Soviet Citizens in Belgium. Views and landscapes of the city of Brussels and other cities and towns. Landscapes of Belgium. Transport, pedestrian traffic. Shop windows. Street cafes. The building of the Union of Soviet Citizens of Belgium in Brussels. Members of the Union are preparing the publication of a newspaper, organize and conduct a festive evening, New Years (synchronously). Women - members of the Union, at home, family life, with their husbands, family members, friends, during leisure hours, talk about their life and fate (synchronously), including P. Chepukhina, M. Verkhovenko, M. Dudkina, N. Bortnikova, E. Kamyshatskaya. Members of the Union of Soviet Citizens of Belgium take part in the annual Brussels fair, provide assistance to Soviet trading firms, visit the Soviet Union, meet with relatives and friends at home. Chronicle of the Second World War. Memorial complex in memory of those killed in World War II in Belgium. Memorial Day May 9 in Brussels. A column of participants in the Resistance movement is passing by. Monument to the Unknown Soldier in Brussels. THE USSR. Donetsk region. M. Dudkina with her husband in her sister's house, at the cemetery, in Moscow, in the Kolomenskoye estate museum. Moscow city. Novo-Maiden cemetery. The graves of N. Khrushchev, E. Unknown. Landscapes of Russia. Views of the city of Taganrog. A village in the Taganrog region.
Director
I. Zhukovskaya
Color
Color
Film ID
31769
Keywords
the second world war
, urban transport
, standard of living
, cultural connections
, public catering
, museums
, cities
, trade
, a family
, home life
Meterage
1915,5
Number of Parts
7
Operators
G. Myakishev
Release Date
1990
Sound