The film is dedicated to the first Soviet People's Commissar for Foreign Trade - LB Krasin. The film includes the following filming: 1 part. External and internal views of the CMEA building in Moscow, a meeting of the CMEA members, a speech by the Chairman of the Council of Ministers of the USSR N.I. Ryzhkov at a meeting, preparing an aircraft for flight, movement of a hovercraft, unloading one of the merchant ships in the port, views of Stockholm, seaport in Stockholm; views of London. Newsreel footage of the 1920s: views of Stockholm, a view of steam locomotives built in Sweden for the USSR, loading steam locomotives onto a ship in the port; views of London, arrival in London of the delegation headed by LB Krasin, LB Krasin at the exhibition. Part 2. Views of London. Newsreel footage of the 20s: views of London - the public on the streets, traffic, loading operations in the port of London, workers leaving the entrance of one of the factories, a demonstration of workers, production processes in the shops of one of the weaving factories, an automobile plant, negotiations in Moscow by the minister Foreign Affairs G.V. Chicherin with foreign delegations, M.M. Litvinov signs an agreement, members of the Soviet delegation at the Genoa Conference, L.B. Krasin passes along one of the streets of The Hague, views of Paris - public on the streets, traffic., arrival LB Krasin to Paris: meeting at the station, Krasin at the door of the embassy, at the exhibition. Part 3. Views of London, a view of the seaport in Stockholm, the movement of a train with Niva combines, the movement of trucks with Zhiguli cars. International Industrial Exhibition in Paris: Soviet cars in the halls of the exhibition, tractors, buyers buy Zenith cameras in one of the shops in Paris Newsreel footage of the 1920s: views of London - public on the streets, traffic; funeral of LB Krasin in Moscow on Red Square.