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Our Neighbor Is Turkey

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Abstract
Turkey. Winter and summer landscapes of the sea, mountains. Types of cities: Istanbul, Ankara, Bursa, Izmir. Buildings of ancient and modern architecture. Sights of cities. The movement of automobile and horse-drawn transport, including: horse teams, pack camels. Sea port. Bazaar, shops (Istanbul). Parliament building, university, students in the classroom (Ankara). Ships in the Bosphorus. Olive groves. Sheep in the pastures. Plowing the land. Classes in the village school. Streets, buildings, surroundings of one of the villages. Khirfanli hydroelectric power station. Gas stations of foreign oil monopolies. Urban and rural population of different sex, age at work, at home, on the streets of cities and villages. Portraits of M. Kemal (Ataturk) in one of the museums. Monument and Mausoleum of Ataturk in Ankara. Chronicle. 1923-1938 Mr. Ataturk speaks from the rostrum (synchronously). Ankara city. Meeting of the Soviet delegation headed by NV Podgorny at the airport. NV Podgorny, members of the delegation at a reception with President Gursel, Prime Minister Ismet Inonu; visiting the sights of the city, including the Ataturk Mausoleum; visit the ancient city of Ephesus, the city of Izmir; make a boat trip on the Bosphorus. NV Podgorny speaks in parliament. Reception at the Soviet embassy. Chronicle. Summer 1963 Visit of a delegation of members of the Turkish National Assembly led by Prime Minister Urguplu to the Soviet Union. Members of the delegation visit the Lenin Museum in the Kremlin.
Director
S. Pumpyanskaya, N. Solovieva
Color
Color
Film ID
20010
Keywords
automobile transport
, architecture
, livestock
, trade
, plant growing
, consumer services
, higher professional education
, energy
, higher state bodies and institutions
, museums
, landscapes
, school education
, sea transport
, everyday life
, cartage
, diplomatic relations
, economic communications
, refining industry
, political connections
, handicraft industry
, cities
Meterage
737
Number of Parts
3
Operators
V. Kiselev, V. Khodyakov
Release Date
1965
Sound