Nuremberg 40 Years Later

The film tells about the significance of the Nuremberg trials. The film includes the following filming: views of West Berlin, the building of the Spandau prison, where Nazi criminals are serving their sentences. Residents of West Berlin give interviews (synchronously), a demonstration of neo-Nazis. Chronicle footage: speech by G. Hess (synchronously) in the presence of A. Hitler, the parade of Hitler's troops at the stadium, A. Hitler welcomes young people at the stadium, performance of the children's orchestra, the people welcomed A. Hitler. View of the ruins of Nuremberg. Nazi criminals in prison cells. The trial of Nazi criminals in Nuremberg; among the members of the court - General I.T. Nikitchenko. V.M. Molotov signs the Moscow Declaration on the Prosecution of War Criminals. Interview with a participant in the process M. Yu. Raginsky (synchronously). Chronicle footage of the Second World War: the hostilities of the Nazis at sea, the actions of fascist attack aircraft in Germany itself during the rise of A. Hitler to power, the capture of the Rhineland by the Nazis, the capture of Austria, Czechoslovakia, the attack on Poland, the meeting of the US Congress in 1964, American aggression in Vietnam. World War II: the parade of the Nazis in Paris, the attack on the USSR - the actions of aviation, tanks, infantry, the execution of civilians, sending to Germany. Prisoners of one of the concentration camps after being liberated by the allied forces. Israeli aggression in the Middle East. Demonstration of American neo-Nazis. World War II: Views of the Warsaw Ghetto. Troupes on the streets of the ghetto. Fighting American troops in Grenada. World War II: the liberation of Berlin by Soviet troops.

Color

5

1986