Most Expensive Movie 4 - Peace or War

The film tells about the beginning of the Cold War, which arose shortly after the Second World War. Used film documents TSGAKFD USSR and foreign newsreels of the following content: Soviet and American soldiers are photographed, exchanging handshakes in the last days of the war; a soldier performs a parody of Hitler; a performance by the Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra on November 7, 1945 in honor of the Soviet Union, which defeated fascism; the funeral of US President F. Roosevelt; taking by G. Truman the presidential oath; destroyed cities; Soviet soldiers distribute bread to refugees; convicted Nazi generals at work in prison; the former head of the German missile research center, the creator of the FAU-2 rocket V. Brown in his office at work in the American scientific center; military maneuvers of the US aircraft carrier Roosevelt; the return of Soviet soldiers from the front; the destroyed and rebuilding Dnieper hydroelectric power station; the American delegation visits one of the Soviet collective farms; construction of residential houses in the village; W. Churchill's speech at Fulton on March 5, 1946, which marked the beginning of the Cold War; testing of American nuclear weapons on Bikini Island; fashion models demonstrate bikini swimwear; the aftermath of the UK coal crisis; demonstration of workers in Western Europe; General Secretary of the French Communist Party M. Torez, General Secretary of the Italian Communist Party P. Togliatti and others speak at rallies; British troops enter Athens; imprisoned Greek communists; the speech of US President H. Truman in March 1947, in which he speaks of providing assistance to Greece and Turkey "in view of the Soviet threat"; US economic and military aid to Western European countries under the Marshall Plan; anti-communist demonstration in Rome; dispersal of antiwar demonstrators; training air raid in one of the American cities; the trial of the leaders of the US Communist Party; interviewing witnesses at a meeting of the Commission on the Investigation of Anti-American Activities in Hollywood (synchronously); military exercises and review of NATO troops; Franco-German maneuvers in Koblenz; war criminals of Nazi Germany, including the industrialist Krupp, are released from prison; former Nazi intelligence officer turned CIA, Skorzeny and his family on a walk in Paris; Foreign Minister VM Molotov speaks at a UN meeting; film portraits of A. Fadeev, F. Joliot-Curie, P. Picasso, I. Farge, K. Simonov, P. Neruda, J. Amadou, L. Aragon, E. Cotton; actor N. Cherkasov reads a poem dedicated to the struggle for peace (synchronously); collection of signatures for the 1950 Stockholm Appeal; the consequences of the atomic explosion in Hiroshima and Nagasaki; American planes are bombing a Korean city; American students swear allegiance to the American flag; W. Harriman gives an interview before the premiere of R. Carmen's film "The Great Patriotic War..." [1986]; the stay of French President Charles de Gaulle in Moscow in 1966; Leonid Brezhnev's meetings with French Presidents J. Pompidou, Giscard d'Estaing, with West German President W. Brant, US President R. Nixon; participants of the Conference on Security and Cooperation in Europe sign the Final Act (1975); elections of the Chancellor of the Federal Republic of Germany K. Adenauer in 1949

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Leading People's Artist of the USSR E. Matveev