Conspiracy Against the Country of the Soviets

The film tells about the subversive activities of the Western special services, primarily the US CIA, against the USSR. The film uses the following filming: customs officers of the airport [Sheremetyevo] detain foreign citizens who tried to transport anti-Soviet literature; speech at a press conference in Moscow on February 6, 1957, American spies detained by the KGB. Life of Russian emigrants in France in the 30s. General view of one of the Polish cities. The funeral of the Soviet diplomat Vaclav Vorovsky. The coffin with the body of the murdered Soviet diplomatic courier T. Nette. The trial of the British citizen Brook, who brought anti-Soviet literature to Moscow (synchronously). A. I. Solzhenitsyn's conversation with a correspondent (synchronously). Interview with Czechoslovak publicist Tomas Rzezac (synchronously). General view of the building of the American consulate in Leningrad. The trial of VT Repin - the manager of the AI Solzhenitsyn Foundation (synchronously). Interview with the dissidents of Rosenburg, R. Rand (synchronously). Views of Paris. Interview with journalist Y. Erlich (synchronously). Views of the city of Vienna. Foreign tourists pass through the streets. Synagogue in Moscow. The people at the synagogue. Anatoly Sharansky gives interviews to foreign correspondents (synchronously). Interview with dissident I. Begun (synchronously). Landscape of Israel. Departure of Jews from the USSR to Israel. The film uses footage from the chronicle of World War II. The trial of the Nazi criminals who took part in the shooting of civilians in Ukraine (synchronously).

B&W

6

1984