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Bridges Through a Century

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Abstract
A film about the continuity of generations of ancient Kievan Rus with the participants of the Great Patriotic War (1941-1945). In the Museum of the History of Kiev, the guide tells about the prototype of the sculpture "Kievite, making his way with a bridle in his hands through the camp of the Pechenegs" (1865, sculptor MA Chizhov) - a young man who in 968 managed to warn the governor Pretich about the danger hanging over the city. . Kiev. Doctor of Historical Sciences P. Tolochko speaks about archaeological finds in Kiev. Exhibits in the Museum showcases: hooks, an ax, keys, fish hooks, a fragment of chain mail, women's jewelry, letters of the 10th century, a comb, a feather, and others. Former 14-year-old liaison of the underground Central Committee of the Communist Party of Ukraine and the Ukrainian headquarters of the partisan movement Alexander Sergeevich Kozak says Komsomol members about what happened in the city during the German occupation (1941-1943). Fragments of the gallery of heroes of the front and rear with bronze high-relief compositions, sculpture "Forcing the Dnieper" in the National Museum of the History of the Great Patriotic War of 1941-1945 (1981, sk. E. Vuchetich, architect E. Stamo); obelisk to the Hero City of Kiev, on Victory Square, with the image of the Order of Lenin (1982, architects V. Lashko, L. Semesyuk).
Director
R. Nakhmanovich
Color
Color
Film ID
37361
Keywords
the great patriotic war
, architecture
, archeology
, museums
, cities
Meterage
282,2
Number of Parts
1
Operators
V. Kripchenko
Other Creators
scriptwriters P. Tolochko, R. Nakhmanovich, sound engineer L. Ryazantsev, editor M. Veprinsky, film director M. Ravikovich
Release Date
1970
Sound