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Abstract
Landscapes of the Volga river, lakes. Forest landscapes. Sailboat movement. Chronicle of the period 1918-1920. V. I. Lenin speaks at a memorial meeting dedicated to Ya. M. Sverdlov. Vsevobuch parade (General military training of citizens of the USSR). Red Army soldiers on Red Square, sit down in echelons. The movement of armored vehicles, armored trains, freight train. German troops on the streets of Kiev. Parts of the Red Army parade along the Sofia Square in Kiev. Formation of units of the I Cavalry Army. Present: S. M. Budyonny, K. E. Voroshilov, A. K. Gorodovikov, S. K. Minin. Chronicle of the mid 1920s - 1930s. Demonstration on the Field of Mars in Leningrad. Construction, including the Turkestan-Siberian railway, Dneproges, Magnitogorsk metallurgical plant, Fergana canal. Harvesting cotton, wheat, I. V. Stalin with participants in the meeting of cotton growers, with M. Nakhangova. Meeting members of expeditions, pilots, including MM Gromov, VP Chkalov, ID Papanin. Moscow subway. Types of Moscow, the Moscow-Volga canal. Transport, pedestrian traffic. The audience at the rides in the park. Chronicle of the Second World War. Combat operations of the Soviet and German troops: artillery, cavalry, aviation, navy, infantry, tanks. Production processes at defense and other industrial enterprises in the rear (USSR). The siege of Leningrad. Construction of fortifications. Explosions. Destruction. Killed. Gallows. The consequences of the punitive actions of the German troops. Partisans. Cemetery for German soldiers. Academician I.P. Bardin in the laboratory. GK Zhukov at the command post. D. Shostakovich at the piano.
Director
E. Shub
Color
B&W
Film ID
16012
Keywords
the great patriotic war
, science
, urban transport
, energy
, railroad transport
, leisure
, river transport
, general issues
, agriculture
, air transport
, civil war in russia
Meterage
2211
Number of Parts
9
Other Creators
voice-over, lyrics by K. Simonov, music by N. Kryukov, sound engineer V. Kotov, editor L. Felonov, director V. Bryantsev, voice-over Y. Levitan
Release Date
1942
Sound