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For the Soviet Union No 13

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Abstract
Moscow city. Kremlin. Monuments of history and architecture of the Moscow Kremlin. Representatives of the diplomatic corps, accredited in Moscow, visiting the sights of the Kremlin, including: the Palace of Facets, St. George Hall, Terem Palace, Verkhospassky, Assumption Cathedrals, St. Basil's Cathedral, Spasskaya Tower. The plot is dedicated to the Italian painter Gofredo Zampetti, a disabled person who lost both hands as a result of an accident and applied to the Leningrad Institute of Prosthetics, where they made prostheses and taught him how to use them. The city of Leningrad. Neva embankment. G. Zampetti visits the sights of the city together with Professor P. Belousov. Institute of Prosthetics. Head of the Department of Physical Therapy of the Institute of Prosthetics P. Belousov deals with patients. Prosthesis manufacturing and testing laboratory. Mechanical arm tests. Gofredo Zampetti shaves, makes notes in a notebook. Employees of the institute see off G. Zampetti on the platform of the railway station. The train departs from the platform. Caucasus. Adygea. Hoche-Hable railway station. Aul Hoshe-Khabl. Veterinarian Zaur Batman at work, at home, at a rehearsal of a folk dance ensemble. Aul Kichmay. Wedding preparations. Wedding ceremony. Guests at the wedding table. Speech by the folk dance ensemble under the direction of Z. Batman (synchronously).
Director
V. Ramensky
Color
B&W
Film ID
21267
Keywords
holidays
, standard of living
, higher state bodies and institutions
, architecture
, international connections
, railway transport
, livestock
, health care
, museums
, population
, artistic activities
, diplomatic relations
, medicine
, excursion work
, a family
, peoples life
Meterage
287,3
Number of Parts
1
Operators
V. Khodyakov, G. Monglovskaya, O. Luchinin, I. Filatov
Release Date
1965
Sound