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Great Feat

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Abstract
The film uses materials from the USSR Central State Film Agency and the State Film Fund of the USSR. The heroic struggle and labor of Soviet people during the Great Patriotic War are shown. The newsreel used was the following: the invasion of the German fascist troops into France, Poland, Norway; the Barbarossa plan (MLTP); Germany's attack on the USSR; German tanks, infantry and aviation on the territory of the USSR; border battles; the fighting of the Red Army; the ruins of the Brest Fortress; the bodies of the killed defenders of the fortress, membership cards of the killed soldiers; German soldiers in an occupied Soviet village; killed women and children; defense of Odessa; combat operations of the Soviet marines and coastal artillery during the defense of Sevastopol; partisans blow up the bridge and railroad tracks; steelworkers at work in the shop of the Magnitogorsk Iron and Steel Works; the work of miners; women in the workshop of a defense plant; production of shells; streets of besieged Leningrad in winter; anti-tank barriers on the streets of Moscow; the population builds defensive structures; militia units; a military parade in Moscow on Red Square on November 7, 1941; battles for Moscow; columns of German prisoners; broken German equipment near Moscow; concentration camps; Himmler in a concentration camp; women in the concentration camp barracks; human bones in a furnace; teachings of American troops; W. Churchill bypasses the troops; production of aircraft, finished Soviet aircraft in the workshop; the tank leaves the shop of the plant; Battle of Stalingrad; the command of the Stalingrad Front - Colonel General K. K. Rokossovsky, Colonel General N. F. Vatutin, Colonel General A. I. Eremenko; representatives of the Headquarters of the Supreme Command AM Vasilevsky, NN Voronov; F. Paulus surrenders; captured German soldiers; funeral ceremony in Berlin; speech by British Foreign Minister A. Eden, dedicated to the significance of the Battle of Stalingrad (synchronously); raising the state flag of the USSR in the royal residence "Albert Hall"; nurses bandaging the wounded; landing in the mountains; battle in the Caucasus mountains; General A.A. Grechko was presented with a combat sword - a gift from the peoples of the Caucasus; fireworks in Leningrad in honor of the liberation of the city from the blockade; I. Stalin, W. Churchill and F. Roosevelt at the Tehran Conference; W. Churchill presents I. Stalin with an honorary sword - a gift from King George VI; the battle on the Kursk Bulge; fireworks in Moscow in honor of the liberated cities; ferry of Soviet soldiers across the river. Dnieper; the population welcomes Soviet soldiers; military operations of the Soviet troops for the liberation of Romania, Yugoslavia, Poland from the Nazi occupation; destruction in Warsaw; liberation of concentration camp prisoners; the opening of the Second Front in Europe; the population of Poland, Romania, Czechoslovakia welcomed Soviet soldiers; monuments to Soviet soldiers in the cities of Eastern Europe; the cemetery of Soviet soldiers in Italy; battle for Berlin; Soviet soldiers are planting a banner over the Reichstag; people rejoice on Victory Day in the squares of New York, London, Paris; Victory parade on Red Square in Moscow.
Director
R. Grigoriev, B. Nebylickiy
Color
B&W
Film ID
31895
Keywords
the second world war
, france
, italy
, metallurgy
, great britain
, poland
, norway
, germany
, romania
, state holidays
, political connections
, usa
, czechoslovakia
, cities
, defense industry
Meterage
1426
Number of Parts
5
Release Date
1970
Sound