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Film Truth Number 22

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Abstract
This issue is dedicated to the anniversary of the death of V. I. Lenin. - Faces of men and women. N.K.Krupskaya in a group of people. K.Tsetkin is sitting. Queue to the Lenin Mausoleum. A delegation of Leningrad workers with banners go to the Mausoleum. N.K. Krupskaya speaking. A delegation of women goes to the Mausoleum. Peasant delegates, who arrived in Moscow, on the platform of the station, in the hostel of the 3rd House of Unions, have lunch. Speakers. People on Red Square in front of the Mausoleum. A military delegation visits the Mausoleum. Changing of the guard at the Mausoleum. K. Tsetkin with a woman in a car on the territory of the Kremlin. Delegates to the Kremlin, visit the Grand Kremlin Palace, the Museum of the Revolution. Exhibits of the Museum of the Revolution. 2h. - A military brass band is performing. Collection. Chronicle footage: V. I. Lenin leaves the House of Unions after the meeting of the congress on out-of-school education (May 5, 1919). Meeting participants. V.I. Lenin in a coffin. E. M. Yaroslavsky in the guard of honor at the coffin with the body of V. I. Lenin. EM Yaroslavsky's speech to the peasants. Blacks on the plantation, in the workshop. Camel caravan. Negro boy is typing on a typewriter. Chinese women on a tea plantation. The participants in the meeting are representatives of national minorities. K. Tsetkin in the presidium of the meeting. Meeting speakers. Clara Zetkin is handed the banner. Pioneers at the banner. The banner is handed over to the representative of China. The pioneer is tying a tie to an old man. Musicians are playing.
Director
D. Vertov
Color
B&W
Film ID
12923
Keywords
industry
, the relationship between the state
, germany
, colonialism
, museums
, everyday life
, china
, agriculture
, cities
, religionchurch
, political propaganda
, music
Meterage
796
Number of Parts
2
Operators
M. Kaufman, A. Lemberg, I. Belyakov
Release Date
1925
Sound