Lenins Last Underground

The film tells about the period of V.I. Lenin from July 1917 to October 1917, when he was hiding from arrest in safe apartments in Petrograd, Razliv and Finland. The film uses newsreel footage, as well as dramatization of individual historical events in Petrograd and Razliv, which took place from July to October 1917. Perhaps the film uses fragments of feature films. 1 part. The book "Memories of Lenin". Newsreel footage of V. I. Lenin during his lifetime: V. I. Lenin in the courtyard of the Kremlin on a walk to recover from injury: talking with V. D. Bonch-Bruevich on Senate Square. Moscow, October 16, 1918 V. I. Lenin at the laying of the monument "Liberated Labor" on the Prechistenskaya embankment. Moscow, May 1, 1920 V. I. Lenin on Red Square during the parade of the Vsevobuch troops. Moscow, May 25, 1918 V. I. Lenin at the funeral of J. M. Sverdlov. Delivers a speech at a memorial meeting on Red Square. Moscow, March 19, 1919 The pages of the book “Memories of Lenin. The chapter "Lenin's Last Underground" opens. Newsreel footage of 1917: Demonstration on the street of Petrograd / July 4, 1917 /. Demonstrators carry banners "Down with the capitalist ministers", "Workers of all countries unite." Shooting a demonstration (staged?). View of the building in Leningrad on the Moika embankment. 32/2, where in 1917 the editorial office of the Pravda newspaper was located, the organ of the Central Committee and the PC of the RSDLP (b), and where a memorial museum was created. General view of the recreated furnishings of the offices of the editors. General view of house No. 52/9 on Shirokaya Street, on the Petrogradskaya Side, where from April 4 to July 5, 1917, in the apartment of his sister, Anna Ilyinichna Ulyanova-Elizarova, Lenin was hiding from the Provisional Government. Internal view of the front door, apartment. The interiors of the recreated setting of the memorial museum-apartment during the period when V.I. Lenin and N.K. Krupskaya lived in it. Staged footage of the defeat of the editorial office of the Pravda newspaper, which was located at 32/2 on the Moika embankment, the shooting of the July demonstration; a young peddler of newspapers in the street is distributing the newspaper "Rech". Behind the scenes, it tells about all of Lenin's movements from apartment to apartment, and all this is illustrated by filming the streets and houses in which he stayed, hiding from the persecution of the Provisional Government. General view of the apartment of the working Bolshevik S.Ya. Alliluyev in the house on the former 10th Rozhdestvenskaya Street, where Lenin was transported before being in Razliv. General view of the recreated atmosphere of that time in the memorial museum-apartment. Staged footage of a search in an apartment on Shirokaya Street. A page from the House Book for registration of arrivals and departures, with a note about the arrival of V. I. Ulyanov and N. K. Krupskaya, as well as their departure in an unknown direction. View of the search protocols on Shirokaya Street in Petrograd. General view of the map of Petrograd showing the route along which V.I. Lenin went up to the Primorsky railway station. Streets and courtyards along which Lenin passed. Spill station. Village street. View of the house of the worker of the Sestroretsk arms factory N.A. Emelyanov, where V. I. Lenin stayed after he left Petrograd. View of the attic where he lived. Part 2. Landscapes of Lake Razliv. Sunrise over the lake. Trees at the edge of the forest. The stumps on which Lenin sat and worked while hiding in Razliv. General view of Lenin's hut. Staged footage that recreates the picture of the past, when Lenin was hiding in Razliv: a hut, a shock of hay, a church is burning, water is boiling in a kettle, a kettle. Newsreel footage of the period 1917: demonstration in Petrograd; participants of the State Conference, which took place in Moscow in August 1017, near the building of the Bolshoi Theater. General L. Kornilov in a group of officers. AF Kerensky, surrounded by supporters, enters the building. Dramatized footage: an official at the table, writing a warrant for the arrest of V. I. Lenin. The locomotive is driving the train (behind the scenes there is a story about the secret ferry of V. I. Lenin to Finland). General view of Helsingfors (Helsinki). The interiors of the apartment of the Social-Democrat G. Rovno, where Lenin lived for some time. The movement of a steam locomotive on the railroad (behind the scenes there is a story about the return of V. I. Lenin on October 7, 1917 to Petrograd). General view of house number 1 on Serdobolskaya Street in Petrograd, where Lenin illegally stayed in the apartment of a party member M.Fofanova after his return. The recreated furnishings of the rooms of the memorial museum-apartment of V.I. Lenin. View of house number 32 on the embankment of the Karpovka River, where the meeting of the Central Committee of the RSDLP (b) was held, at which Lenin's resolution was adopted on the preparation of an armed uprising. General view of the houses in Petrograd, where Lenin met with the organizers of the uprising. View of the newspaper with an article by Zinoviev and Kamenev, in which they reveal the plan of the uprising. V.I.Lenin's letter in response to an article (MLTP). Staged footage, which captures the events preceding the uprising: the arming of detachments loyal to the Provisional Government, the movement of these detachments in trucks at night in Petrograd. Fragments from the film: general view of Smolny - the headquarters of the Bolsheviks on the night of the uprising. Hall of Smolny after the victory of the uprising during the Congress of Soviets, V. I. Lenin walks through the hall (general plan).

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V.D. Demin, P.E. Nikitin, M.P. Tsybasov, V.P. Chistyakov