Peace Alarm

Film about the World Congress for General Disarmament and Peace. The film uses filming of cameramen from foreign countries. Moscow city. Delegates of the Congress from around the world on the day of arrival, at the meeting of the Congress. Delegates visiting the sights of Moscow, visit industrial enterprises, the Trinity-Sergius Lavra, the house-museum of Leo Tolstoy in Yasnaya Polyana, an exhibition of paintings, are present at a meeting with writers. Concert for Congress delegates. Among the delegates: N. Tikhonov, A. Segers (East Germany), P. Cott and Eugenie Cotton (France), A. Seki (Japan), P. Neruda (Chile), N. Guillen (Cuba), R. Nehru ( India), J.P. Sartre (France), Partiarch Alexy, I. Ehrenburg, K. Fedin, N. Hikmet (Turkey), D. Ibarruri, N. S. Khrushchev, G. Titov, Y. Gagarin, A. Gerasimov, A. Medvedkin, A. Khachaturyan, R. Carmen and others. Speakers (sinhr.): D. Collins and D. Bernal (England), S. Kulchitsky (Poland), R. Nehru, P. Neruda, NS Khrushchev and others. Monument to the Prisoners of Buchenwald. Monument to the victims of the atomic bombing in Hiroshima. Belgium. City of Brussels. NATO headquarters building. Meeting of NATO headquarters. Military maneuvers of NATO countries. Military maneuvers of the armed forces of West Germany. Combat operations of the US armed forces. The explosion of the atomic bomb. Warships of different countries at sea. Rallies and demonstrations of fighters for peace in different countries, including: England, USA, Holland, Japan, Germany (West and East), Italy, Yugoslavia. Speakers: D. Collins (England), B. Russell (England), L. Polling (USA) (sinhr.). The police beat and arrest the demonstrators. Chronicle. 1941-1945. The fighting of the armed forces of Germany. Buchenwald prisoners in a concentration camp.

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composer A. Khachaturyan, text Y. Karavkin, speaker L. Khmara, conductor E. Khachaturyan, sound technicians V. Nesterov, K. Nikitin, editor A. Kovtunova, consultant M. Kotov, director N. Mzhedlova, editing S. Pumpyanskaya