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I Dont Remember Anything Bad

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Abstract
A film about a war veteran, a disabled worker M. V. Nikitenko, whose parents were repressed in the 1930s, and M. V. Nikitenko with her sister and brother were sent to an orphanage. The city of Zaporozhye. Area. Streets, buildings. Square. Cemetery. M. V. Nikitenko at home, receives a food set according to cards, a pension; at the cemetery at the grave of his mother, talks about his life (synchronously). Photos of the Nikitenko family. Documents on the posthumous rehabilitation of V.G. Nikitenko - father of M.V. Nikitenko. Certificate of termination of the criminal case against A. M. Nikitenko - mother of M. V. Nikitenko. May Day demonstration. M. V. Nikitenko at the demonstration. Chronicle footage of the 1930s about the pupils of one of the exemplary orphanages. Chronicle footage of the Second World War. Chronicle footage dedicated to the development of virgin lands. 1954-1956 years.
Director
N. Rusanov
Color
Color
Film ID
31737
Keywords
the second world war
, repression
, homelessness and neglect of children
, economic policy
, state holidays
, cities
, plant growing
, social security
Meterage
1470
Number of Parts
5
Operators
A. Rusanov, M. Minkin
Release Date
1990
Sound